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Activity metrics

These metrics belong to the Employee Analytics report and follow its attribution and access rules.

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PPV metrics

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Tips metrics

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Revenue metrics

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After commission

Both reports — By Employees and By Creators — have an After commission switch next to Trends, above the table. Turn it on and every money figure is shown net of the OnlyFans 20% cut, so the numbers match what actually lands in the payout:
  • Totals and averages
  • Per-fan and per-message revenue (Rev/Fan, Rev/Msg)
  • The rows you see when you expand a model or an employee
  • Anything you export
The switch flips instantly with no reload, keeps your expanded rows open, and is off by default — you see raw amounts until you turn it on.
Subscriptions are not included in the After commission view — it covers messaging sales only (PPV and tips).
Export while After commission is on and the money columns in your file come out net too, matching exactly what’s on screen.

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Overlap between operators

On the By Creators report, when you expand a model into its per-operator rows, a small info hint sits by the Fans Reached cell. One fan can be messaged by several operators, so the per-operator rows can add up to more than the model’s own total. This is expected — it is not double-counting in the model’s figure.

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Response time

Available in the By Employees view. The Response time column shows how quickly each employee answers fans.
The Total and Average rows show a dash for this column, because a usual reply time can’t be added up across people. An employee with no replies in the selected period also shows a dash.
Click a Response time value to open a breakdown for that employee. Expand a row and click a single model to see only that model.

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Status at a glance

The breakdown opens with a colored word badge next to a plain sentence like “Usually Anna replies in 45s”, so you read the verdict first.

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Breakdown cards

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Speed distribution

A single bar split by share of replies across five speed ranges: A line above the bar reads, for example, “80% of replies are faster than 2 minutes”. A very small share shows as “<1%” instead of a misleading “0%”.

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Reply speed by hour

A 24-hour grid colored by how fast the employee answers at each hour. A strip below shows how many replies happened each hour, so you can see when they were busiest. A note calls out the fastest and slowest hours when there’s a real difference.
Hours with fewer than 5 replies are marked as low data and don’t affect the fastest/slowest note.

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By model

When an employee worked with more than one model, a table compares their usual reply time per model. A model where they’re slow is flagged in coral. The table shows up to 50 models by messages sent.
Pick any date range up to 90 days in the table filters — the breakdown always follows the period and model filters you set on the table.

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Trend indicators

Arrows next to metrics show change compared to the previous period:
  • ↑ Green — growth
  • ↓ Red — decline

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Why employee and creator totals can differ

Employee metrics include only work and sales attributed to a CRM employee. Creator-originated, automated, system, or otherwise unattributed events are excluded from employee rows. A fan can also appear under more than one employee in an expanded breakdown, while the creator-level unique count remains deduplicated. Sales attribution follows the active Sales Settings version for the event time. Changing those rules can change which future sales appear under employees; it does not make Employee Analytics and Creator Analytics interchangeable.