Do you charge anything to apply or to start?

No. There are no upfront, signing, training or equipment fees. Our share comes only from adjusted net revenue after it is earned and cleared.

Can I read the agreement before I apply?

A plain-language summary of the agreement is public on our agreement overview page. The full agreement is shared before signing, and we encourage independent legal, tax and accounting advice.

Do I keep my own accounts?

A subscription account registered to you stays yours. Promotional social accounts we create or fund stay with us, and webcam profiles follow each platform’s rules. The agreement summary explains what happens to each when the relationship ends.

Why are there no testimonials on your website?

We only publish creator stories that we can verify and that the creator has agreed in writing to share. Until then we rely on published terms you can check yourself.

Is Space Management Agency legit? How to check before you apply

You should be able to check an agency before sharing anything personal. These are the things we publish, the things we never do, and the questions you can ask us on the first call. Use the same checks on any agency you consider.

Updated October 3, 2026. Content standards

Read our agreement summary See if you qualify

5-minute intake
No legal name or ID to start
Reviewed within 24 hours

of managed platform revenue is paid to you: 50%
upfront fees, retainers or software costs: 0
to review your application: 24h

What you can check before sharing anything

Our management share is published: 50% of adjusted net revenue, with VAT included where it applies and zero upfront fees
The order of deductions behind that split is published in our agreement summary, so you can recalculate any statement
A plain-language summary of our creator agreement, including exit terms and what happens to accounts, is public before you apply
The first application step asks for no legal name and no identity documents
Our privacy policy, application privacy notice, earnings disclaimer and complaints process are all public
The guides on this site are reviewed by our head of operations and dated when they change

What we never do

Charge an upfront, signing, training or equipment fee
Ask for passwords, ID documents or payment details in a first message or chat
Promise or guarantee an income, subscriber count or ranking
Pressure you to sign quickly or to sign without reading the full agreement
Require content, messaging or collaborations you have refused. Your boundaries are recorded in writing and can change at any time
Let anyone appear in content or streams before platform age, identity and consent verification is complete

Questions to ask us on the first call

A legitimate agency should answer these clearly and in writing. If any answer is vague, take your time.

Show me a worked calculation from gross platform revenue to my share, including every deduction
Which accounts stay mine, which belong to you, and what happens to each one if we stop working together?
Who on your team will have access to my accounts, and how is that access removed?
How often will I receive statements, and when is money actually paid?
How much notice do I give to leave, and how is the final settlement handled?
What will you not do, and what remains my responsibility, such as taxes and platform rules?

What we do not publish, and why

We do not publish income screenshots, testimonials or results we cannot verify and have consent to share. Many agencies use those as proof; they are easy to fake and rarely show the costs or the creators who did not succeed. We would rather you judge us on written terms you can check and on the answers we give before you sign.

Warning signs at any agency

Upfront fees, deposits or paid training packages
A split quoted without explaining what is deducted first
Requests to move payouts into an account you cannot see
No written agreement, or an agreement you may not keep a copy of
Exit terms that charge a penalty or keep your own accounts
Pressure to cross a boundary or to involve another person who is not verified

How to raise a concern

If something we said or did does not match these standards, use the complaints process. Concerns are reviewed against the records and the signed agreement, and you can raise one whether or not you work with us.

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