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Apply for Maloum management

One of our managers reads your answers; nothing is screened by software. Expect a reply within 24–48 hours, including when it is a no. Submitting does not commit you to anything.

We will reach out here first.

So we know your time zone. Maloum pays out by credit note to your own IBAN.

Not on Maloum yet? Leave it empty.

For example OnlyFans, Instagram, TikTok, X or Reddit, wherever you already have fans.

Total across platforms, before the platform or an agency deducts anything. Bands are in US dollars; a rough figure works.

Been with an agency before?
Is your face in your content?

Keywords are enough.

We need it to assess fit. Maloum itself does not ask for one.

We only use these details to answer your application. There is no setup fee, and commission only starts once your Maloum account earns.

Applying to join a Maloum agency like ours takes a few minutes: fill in the form above, confirm that you are an adult, and send it. We do not require followers, a live Maloum profile or a certain income. A person on our team reads it, not software, and the reply comes within 24–48 hours. Nothing gets signed until the rate and the scope are in front of you in writing.

What do we require, and what does Maloum require?

All we require is that you are at least 18. Maloum sets more conditions before you can sell there, and they apply whether or not an agency manages you.

RequirementWho sets itWhat exactly applies
At least 18 years oldUs and MaloumMaloum only allows content from identified adult creators
ID checkMaloumThrough the provider Ondato, with a passport, ID card or driving licence
Business statusMaloumCreators must be business owners (Unternehmer) within the meaning of § 1 UGB, the Austrian Commercial Code, and prove it, for example with a UID number
Consent of everyone shownMaloumEveryone in your content must be an adult and agree in writing
Review of the applicationMaloumMaloum takes up to two weeks; the contract starts with Maloum’s confirmation by email
Followers, minimum revenue, an existing accountNot usWe ask about them in the form but do not require them

Before you convert your account: according to Maloum’s help centre, switching to a creator account is permanent and cannot be undone. The individual steps are explained in the guide to becoming a Maloum creator. Whether you need to register a business for it is answered in the question further down this page.

What happens after you apply to join a Maloum agency like ours?

First you get a reply, then we talk, then you receive a written offer. None of it costs you anything.

  1. Within 24–48 hours someone from the team gets in touch, even if we say no. We message you first on the WhatsApp or Telegram number you give us.
  2. If it looks like a fit, we talk before anything is signed: about your account, what you want to achieve and the questions you have for us.
  3. Then you get the offer in writing: the rate within our 30%–60% range, the figure it is charged on and which work it covers.
  4. Work only starts once you sign. We have no setup fee, no monthly flat fee and no content package.

How the rate follows the scope is on the page about our pricing.

Woman with strawberry blonde hair in a light blue shirt waves at her laptop.
The first conversation happens on video. AI-generated illustration with fictional people.

Which questions should you ask on the call?

Ask them of us and of any other agency you are weighing up for Maloum. Most of them touch a rule in Maloum’s creator terms of 9 July 2026.

  • Which amount is your commission charged on: what the fan pays including the service fee, my net price or Maloum’s payout to me? The page on how much Maloum agencies take works through the differences.
  • Will payouts stay on my IBAN? Maloum may only pay an agency with your express consent, and it is then not liable for disputes over the money.
  • How do you disclose in the chat that a team is writing? Section 7.7 requires it, and you answer to Maloum for any breach.
  • Do you use programs that access Maloum automatically? Section 8.2.5 bans all automated access by external programs.
  • Who pays if your work breaks Maloum’s rules? Maloum can claim a flat €500 from you for a breach of contract (section 9.1).
  • What notice period do I have, and what happens to my account afterwards? The guide to the Maloum agency contract shows which clauses to read for this.

And if an agency approached you on Maloum itself: section 8.2.8 bans exactly that kind of recruiting. With us, you make the first move, through this form.

Frequently asked questions

What do you look for in an application?

We want to understand what you do now and where you are heading: where your fans follow you today, whether you already sell on Maloum or another site, what kind of content you enjoy making and whether you show your face. We set no minimum for followers or revenue; you only have to be 18 or older. We also need you to want your Maloum account to stay in your own hands, and to be comfortable with chat support that is openly disclosed to fans.

How fast do you answer applications?

Within 24–48 hours. Every form is read by someone on the team, and you get a reply even when we turn out not to be a match. Our first message goes to the WhatsApp or Telegram number you gave us in the form. If two days pass without a word, check the spam folder of your inbox or email info@bunny-agency.com, and we will track down your application.

Do I need a registered business (Gewerbe) to sell on Maloum?

Maloum requires business status, but it sets no rule about a German trade registration. Only businesses in the sense of Austrian law are accepted as creators, and when you switch to a creator account Maloum wants proof, such as a VAT ID (UID number). It does not say whether a plain tax number would do, or anything about the German Gewerbeanmeldung. The contract openly allows for small-business (Kleinunternehmer) status. What you have to register where you live is a question for a tax adviser; we don’t give that advice.