Entering a Custom Debt Contract with Sophia Truee
- Sophia True
- Jul 17
- 5 min read
When it comes to financial domination, few command the space quite like Sophia Truee. Known for her bespoke and unforgiving debt contracts, she’s built a loyal empire of submissives who willingly surrender their finances—and often their pride—for the privilege of serving her.
Today, she’s pulling back the curtain on what it takes to enter one of her exclusive contracts. We asked her the questions everyone’s too afraid (or too broke) to ask.
Let’s start from the top—how does someone actually enter a debt contract with you?
Sophia: It always begins with a direct message—usually on Twitter or LoyalFans. If I’m interested, I’ll respond by letting them know they need to pay a £250 deposit first. That alone filters out time-wasters. Once that’s paid, I send them a link to a detailed sign-up form, and from there, I tailor the contract to the individual. No two contracts are the same.
What kind of information do you ask for in this sign-up form?
Sophia: Everything. Name, address, job, phone number. I ask for how much debt they’re willing to take on, weekly payment limits, whether they want wheel spins or fixed amounts, and even personal bits like marital status and kinks. I also require a selfie with a handwritten sign proving identity and intent. The form alone is a psychological trip, and it sets the tone for what’s to come.
Do you use legally enforceable contracts? Or are these more for play?
Sophia: My contracts are very real. I write them myself, and they're signed with full knowledge and consent. I make it clear that the information submitted can and will be used if the submissive fails to comply. It’s not a fantasy—it’s a structured, consensual power exchange, and yes, there's evidence and signatures backing it up.
What's the minimum financial commitment someone is making when they sign a contract?
Sophia: The minimum is £750 in total. But since the deposit covers £250, they still owe £500 minimum—plus weekly payments of £75. There are also fees and fines that can be added based on their preferences or as punishment. Some subs choose to have “wheel spin” clauses, where a random penalty amount can be applied at any time. Others let me add up to £100 whenever I feel like it, for my own pleasure. And trust me, I do.
Can you share one of your most memorable contract moments?
Sophia: Absolutely. One sub had just 25p left to pay off—so close to freedom. But his contract had a wheel spin clause. I spun it. It landed on £1,000. Just like that, he went from 25p to £1,000.25 in debt. It was glorious.
What’s been your most profitable contract to date?
Sophia: That would be R, who stayed under contract with me for over five years, accumulating £25,000+ in debt. He paid it, too. Every penny. He was an exceptional sub—loyal, disciplined, and always kept me informed of his financial situation. That kind of dedication is rare.
Why are your contracts so effective? What makes them different?
Sophia: Because I don’t do copy-and-paste domination. Every contract is built around the sub’s desires, boundaries, and limits—but also around my expectations. I don’t accept everyone. I vet carefully to ensure they understand the intensity of what they're signing up for. And once they’re in, they’re mine.
How do you maintain communication and control?
Sophia: I insist on weekly check-ins at minimum. I’m very clear that communication is essential—not just for compliance but for their mental and emotional well-being. I care deeply about making sure the dynamic remains fun and consensual. That means if a sub is struggling financially or mentally, we talk about it. I’m strict, but I’m not cruel.
What happens if someone breaks the contract or goes silent?
Sophia: The contract states that the information they've provided—name, address, job, etc.—will be exposed publicly on SophiaTruee.com. I’ve never had to do this because everyone has either honoured the agreement or communicated with me to find a solution. But the warning is there, and it’s very real.

Do you think the sign-up process intimidates some people?
Sophia: Absolutely. I get messages like “This is too much!” all the time. But I also get ones saying, “This is so hot.” That tells me the process works. It weeds out the fantasists and leaves only those genuinely ready to submit. The deposit and form are powerful tools of psychological control.
Are your contracts one-size-fits-all or fully customised?
Sophia: They’re 100% custom once the deposit is paid and the form is filled out. That level of personalisation ensures the sub is serious, and that the experience is tailored to their deepest cravings—and my preferences. I don't waste time with flakey people.
What kind of subs are you looking for right now?
Sophia: I’m looking for committed, financially stable individuals who understand the power of surrender. I don’t want your last £10—I want you sane, solvent, and submissive, ready to dedicate yourself entirely to me.
If you crave structure, rules, punishment, and purpose—apply.
Ready to Sign Your Life (and Wallet) Away?
Feeling that ache in your chest? That pull to give, serve, and submit?
Step One: Pay your deposit.
Step Two: Fill out the form.
Step Three: Prove you're worthy.
LoyalFans: SophiaTruee
Twitter/X: @SophiaTruee
FAQs - About Sophia Truee’s Debt Contracts
Q: Is the contract legally binding?
A: It’s consented to and documented. It’s very real in the world of Findom—and there are consequences for disobedience. It is not something to be taken lightly.
Q: Can I negotiate the terms?
A: Yes and no. Once you pay the deposit and fill the form, the contract is tailored—but the structure is mine. There are minimums that need to be abided by but beyond that, it is fully customisable.
Q: What happens if I can’t pay one week?
A: Communicate. I’m strict but understanding. Go silent, and your info may be made public.
Q: Can I exit early?
A: Yes—but only by paying the remaining amount in full or a buy-out fee as stated in the contract.
Final Words from Miss Sophia Truee
Entering a debt contract with me is a sacrifice, a devotion, and a transformation. It’s not just about money—it’s about who owns your will.
If you’re ready to serve to your fullest being, I’m ready to own you.
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