- Location
- Remote from United Kingdom
- Schedule
- 8-hour shifts, 6 days a week
- Pay
- USD bank transfer on the 1st and 16th; Bunny covers its transfer fees
- Experience
- None, we train you
Takes about 10 minutes, free, no camera. A voice interview follows later.
Cities in United Kingdom
Why chatters in the United Kingdom pick this job
UK candidates can describe customer-service, retail, administrative or freelance communication examples. Explain the action you took and how it helped the reader understand the next step. Creator work adds an approved persona and account boundaries. The assessments give beginners a chance to show natural English and judgement without claiming access to live creator accounts or sharing confidential material from another employer.
Working from the United Kingdom
Check the actual date near clock changes. The UK and US do not always change clocks on matching dates. The city tables show labelled seasonal examples, and an actual assigned start still needs its named reference timezone and date. Record the local finish as well as the start so your sleep and next-day responsibilities remain visible. Do not treat a single saved offset as a year-round work schedule.
Compare the written terms with your budget. This guide does not turn the common USD earnings illustration into a UK salary survey or a fixed sterling amount. Read the freelancer arrangement, variable sales component and required hours together. Check your own bank’s receiving conditions and your personal fixed costs. A convenient remote location does not mean a performance-based offer is suitable for every applicant’s financial circumstances.
Deciding whether remote chatter work fits life in United Kingdom
If you are considering changing jobs, be accurate about your starting date and keep existing attendance obligations separate. Use official UK guidance or a qualified adviser for your own registration and reporting questions rather than applying an invented universal tax percentage. The decision should be based on the real contract and a sustainable weekly routine, not a recruiter screenshot or a city-labelled earnings promise.
What you will do
- Reply to subscriber DMs in the creator’s voice, following a persona document the creator approved.
- Build rapport, remember fan details and keep conversations going across shifts.
- Offer and sell pay-per-view (PPV) content at the creator’s pricing, with tease and timing that feel natural.
- Re-engage quiet subscribers and follow up on fans who opened but did not buy.
- Handle explicit, emotional or rude messages calmly and within the creator’s boundaries.
- Log fan notes in the CRM, check in and out of your shifts, and follow our SOPs and confidentiality rules.
What you need
- 18 years or older.
- Written English at B1 level or above — we test it during the application.
- Comfort with the adult-industry context. You never appear on camera and never meet fans.
- A computer, a stable internet connection and a quiet place to work.
- Availability for 8-hour shifts, 6 days a week.
- Empathy, a sales instinct and a thick skin. No previous chatting experience required.
Nice to have
- Experience in sales, customer support, copywriting or social media.
- A second language — the interview is also available in German, Spanish, French and Hungarian.
Pay and schedule
- Choose your plan after your first two weeks: hourly base of $2–$3 plus commission on net sales, or commission-only (6–10% of net sales, depending on the account). The base tier depends on sales under the contract.
- During your first two weeks you earn 6% of the net sales you generate.
- Typical earnings are $400–$1,500 per month depending on your plan, hours and sales. Commission has no cap; earnings are not guaranteed.
- Paid twice a month (1st and 16th) by bank transfer; we cover the transfer fees.
- Freelancer contract with Bunny Agency LLC (USA), signed online. Two weeks’ notice on either side.
- Fixed 8-hour shifts, 6 days a week, 100% remote.
How hiring works
- Apply online — about 10 minutes, and you can dictate answers by voice.
- Assessment: an English test, an emotional-intelligence test and a simulated chat with an AI fan.
- A 5-minute AI voice interview in your browser (a human interviewer steps in if the tech fails).
- Free online training at Bunny Academy, ending with a final chat test.
- Sign your freelancer contract online and start your first shift.
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OnlyFans jobs in the United Kingdom: FAQ
Are UK applicants applying to the OnlyFans platform?
The hiring organisation for this role is Bunny Agency. The job concerns creator messages and is not a corporate vacancy with the platform or an invitation to visit its offices.
Does the UK guide promise pay in pounds?
It uses the common published USD terms. Ask your receiving bank about conversion and charges rather than assuming a fixed sterling salary or city supplement.
Can UK applicants treat the role as a casual side gig?
Check the full published schedule first. It is a fixed commitment, and interrupted gaps between other jobs do not establish dependable subscriber-work availability.
Do UK and US clock changes always line up?
Do not assume that. Use the actual date and reference timezone when an assigned start falls near a transition period; the tables are labelled seasonal planning examples.
Must UK candidates travel for the interview?
The published process is online with a later voice interview. Prepare a quiet room and suitable computer rather than paying for travel to an unofficial local recruitment meeting.
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