Everything your agency has learned. Answerable.
Chatting scripts, PPV ladders, traffic playbooks and SOPs, connected into one brain that answers with citations.
Every agency is sitting on a fortune of hard-won knowledge. The script that saved a whale. The funnel that survived a ban wave. The pricing that doubled a launch. Right now that knowledge lives in group chats, docs and heads. Chats scroll away. Docs go stale. People leave. A brain is where it compounds.
Where knowledge goes to die. Or where it compounds.
The pricing insight is 4,000 messages up a Telegram thread.
Ask in plain English, get the answer with the note it came from.
Forty Google Docs, three Notions, one dead wiki. Which is current?
One corpus. Every note linked, every answer dated to its source.
Your best chatter quits and takes their instincts with them.
Their playbook stays. The brain keeps what the team learned.
Capture it once. Ask it forever.
Drop in what the floor learns: notes, links, call recordings, screenshots. The pipeline files and tags every one.
Each note links into one graph. PPV pricing knows about whale handling knows about re-engagement. Context, not folders.
Chatters and managers ask mid-shift, in plain English. Answers come back cited to your own playbook.
712 notes. One map.
The constellation is a scrubbed public derivative. The real graph, behind the login, is how the answers stay connected.
It starts with traffic.
Reddit warm-ups, TikTok funnels, dating-app pipelines. Every route a fan takes to the page, mapped and measured.
Chatting turns them into revenue.
Scripts, PPV ladders, whale handling. The sales floor's whole playbook, one question away.
Ops keeps it running.
SOPs, hiring funnels, chatter QA. The systems that let the whole thing scale past one person's memory.
And it's all one graph.
No domain stands alone. Pricing knows about retention knows about traffic. That's what makes the answers good.
Ask in plain English. Get receipts.
Every answer cites the exact notes it drew from. When the vault doesn't know, it says so instead of inventing numbers.
Explore the productStart low and ladder up. Week one is trust-building: open with a $9 to $12 teaser priced to convert, not to profit, then step each following PPV up roughly 30% while engagement holds.
The vault doesn't cover discount stacking for this case, so I won't guess numbers there.
Deep on every side of the operation.
Not a thin chatbot wrapper. Eight operational domains, each linked into the rest.
Reddit warm-ups, TikTok funnels, dating-app pipelines
Scripts, PPV ladders, whale handling
SOPs, hiring funnels, chatter QA loops
Launch checklists, content calendars
Voice guides, persona playbooks
CRM setups, vault tagging, automations
Platform rules, account safety
Payout tracking, revenue splits
A real corpus. Not a demo.
Notes are easy to pile up. Connections are the hard part, and the reason answers land.
A note on whale handling is worth more when it links to the pricing ladder, the re-engagement script and the payout timing around it. Retrieval is only ever as good as the graph behind it. That is what the connection count measures.
We run on this before you do.
OFM-Brain runs our own agency first. Every playbook in it is one we actually use: the scripts our chatters send, the funnels we run, the SOPs we onboard with. We're opening it to a small number of agencies that want the same brain.
Sam / founder / Zero Percent Models
What we don't do.
The fastest way to read a tool is the promises it refuses to make.
We never touch your OnlyFans logins, DMs or payouts. The brain answers questions; it doesn't run your page.
Nothing posts, sends or prices on its own. A person reads the answer and decides.
When the vault doesn't cover something, the answer says so. It won't fabricate a benchmark to sound confident.
Accounts are created by hand, one at a time. Your corpus is never used to train models or shared across tenants.
Some fits are obvious. Some aren't.
- You run more than one page and the knowledge is scattering.
- Your team asks the same questions a manager keeps answering.
- You treat playbooks as an asset worth keeping.
- You want a bot to run your OnlyFans account for you.
- You have five notes and one chatter. You don't need this yet.
- You're shopping for whoever promises the biggest number.
Questions agencies actually ask.
No. Your vault is yours alone. Answers are generated only from your own notes, nothing is shared across tenants, and your data is not used to train models.
Docs store knowledge; they don't answer questions. OFM-Brain retrieves across everything you've learned, synthesizes an answer, and cites the exact notes it came from.
It's a chat box, the same muscle they use all shift. They ask a question mid-conversation and paste from a cited answer instead of pinging a manager.
Founding-cohort pricing is discussed on the onboarding call. There's no public price list while access is invite-only.
A few agencies at a time. On purpose.
Access stays invite-only while founding agencies onboard. Request a slot and we'll reach out when one opens.
Reviewed by hand · no auto-responder · one email when a slot opens