OnlyFans Statistics 2026: Fan Spending, Revenue, Creators and Payouts
OnlyFans' latest filed accounts, for the year to November 2024, show fans spent $7.2 billion, creators were paid $5.8 billion and the company booked $1.41 billion in revenue. It had 4.6 million creator accounts and 377.5 million fan accounts. Results reported in August 2026 put yearly revenue near $1.6 billion.
OnlyFans is still growing, but more slowly. Fan spending rose 19% in the year to November 2023 and 9% in the year to November 2024, and new creator accounts grew 47%, then 29%, then 13% over three years.
The split has not moved: about 80% of fan spending goes to creators and just under 20% stays with the platform. Spread across every creator account, that is roughly $1,250 a year each, which says more about how concentrated earnings are than about what a working creator makes.
Most OnlyFans statistics online are recycled from each other, often without a date. The numbers below come from the company's own filed accounts as reported by the press, with the fiscal year stated on every figure, because the company's year ends on November 30 rather than December 31.
Where we did the maths ourselves, such as averages per account, we say so.
OnlyFans at a glance
| Metric | Figure | Period | Reported by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fan spending | $7.2 billion | Year to Nov 2024 | RTÉ, Euronews |
| Paid to creators | $5.8 billion | Year to Nov 2024 | RTÉ |
| OnlyFans revenue | $1.41 billion | Year to Nov 2024 | RTÉ |
| Pre-tax profit | $683.6 million | Year to Nov 2024 | RTÉ |
| Creator accounts | 4.63 million | Year to Nov 2024 | Euronews |
| Fan accounts | 377.5 million | Year to Nov 2024 | Euronews |
| Revenue | About $1.6 billion | Year to Nov 2025 | Financial Times, via Yahoo Finance |
| Pre-tax profit | $715 million | Year to Nov 2025 | Financial Times, via Yahoo Finance |
| Paid to creators since 2016 | More than $30 billion | To August 2026 | Company statement |
| Platform fee | 20% of fan payments | Current | Irish Times |
The 2024 figures come from the accounts Fenix International filed at Companies House in August 2025, as reported by RTÉ and Euronews. The 2025 revenue and profit were reported in August 2026, according to Yahoo Finance, citing the Financial Times.
OnlyFans revenue and fan spending by year
- 2022$5.5B
- 2023$6.6B
- 2024$7.2B
| Fiscal year (to Nov 30) | Fans spent | Growth | OnlyFans revenue | Pre-tax profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | $5.5 billion | n/a | More than $1 billion | n/a |
| 2023 | $6.6 billion | +19% | $1.3 billion | n/a |
| 2024 | $7.2 billion | +9% | $1.41 billion | $683.6 million |
| 2025 | Not yet reported | n/a | About $1.6 billion (+10%) | $715 million |
Two things stand out. Growth in fan spending halved between 2023 and 2024, from 19% to 9%, according to Fortune's report on the 2023 accounts and the 2024 coverage. And the platform's revenue has stayed at just under a fifth of fan spending every year: 19.7% in 2023 and 19.6% in 2024 on our calculation, which is what a flat 20% fee looks like in the accounts.
Profit has grown more slowly than revenue. Pre-tax profit rose 4% in 2024 and a reported 5% in 2025, while revenue grew 9% and 10%. The OnlyFans fees guide explains where the 20% goes and what creators keep.
How many creators and fans are on OnlyFans?
- 20223.2M
- 20234.1M
- 20244.63M
| Fiscal year (to Nov 30) | Creator accounts | Growth | Fan accounts | Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 3.2 million | +47% | About 240 million | n/a |
| 2023 | 4.1 million | +29% | 305 million | +28% |
| 2024 | 4.63 million | +13% | 377.5 million | +24% |
These are registered accounts, not people who use the site each month. One person can hold several accounts, and many accounts sit idle, so neither number is a count of active creators or paying fans.
The trend is still useful. Fan accounts kept growing at more than 20% a year while new creator accounts slowed from 47% to 13%. In 2024 there were about 81 fan accounts for every creator account on our calculation, up from about 74 a year earlier.
How much creators make on average
Divide the $5.8 billion paid out in the year to November 2024 by the 4.63 million creator accounts and you get about $1,250 a year per account, on our calculation. Fortune put the average for 2023 at about $1,300. On the fan side, $7.2 billion across 377.5 million fan accounts is about $19 per account for the year.
Neither average describes a typical creator, because the money is concentrated at the top. According to Variety, OnlyFans said in August 2026 that 5,076 creators had earned more than $1 million on the platform since it launched in 2016. The average OnlyFans income guide explains why the mean misleads and what the accounts above it have in common.
Profit, dividends and ownership
OnlyFans is run by Fenix International, a UK company. Net profit after tax was $520 million in the year to November 2024, up from $485 million, and $701 million in dividends were paid to shareholders after those results, according to Euronews.
Leonid Radvinsky, who bought the business in 2018 and was its majority owner, died in March 2026 at 43, The Irish Times reported. His shares had been held in a trust since 2024. In May 2026 a 16% stake was sold to Architect Capital for $535 million, a deal that valued OnlyFans at $3.15 billion, according to Axios and Variety.
What the numbers mean for agencies
- The fee is not negotiable, so margin is made elsewhere. With the platform's share fixed at 20%, an agency's profit depends on what it costs to sell to fans, which on large accounts means the direct-message inbox.
- The market is maturing. Fan spending growth dropped to 9% in 2024. More creators are competing for each new dollar, which favours accounts that earn more from the fans they already have.
- Fans keep arriving faster than creators. More fan accounts per creator means more conversations to answer, which is why agencies measure chat coverage as closely as content.
- The average creator is not the customer. At about $1,250 a year per account, most accounts cannot support an agency. The agency market is the small share of creators whose inbox is busy enough to need a team or an autonomous AI chatbot.
How we compiled these numbers
Every figure is from Fenix International's annual accounts as reported by the press, or from a statement the company made to the press. We link each source and give the fiscal year, which ends on November 30. We did not use third-party estimates of traffic, creator earnings or demographics, because they cannot be checked against a filing.
Ratios such as revenue as a share of fan spending, average payout per account and fans per creator are our own arithmetic on those reported figures. When the year-to-November-2025 accounts appear at Companies House, this page will be updated with their full figures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many OnlyFans creators are there?
OnlyFans had 4.63 million creator accounts in the year to November 2024, up 13%, according to the company's filed accounts reported by Euronews. That counts accounts, not active creators.
How much does OnlyFans make a year?
OnlyFans' revenue was $1.41 billion in the year to November 2024, on $7.2 billion of fan spending. Results reported in August 2026 put revenue for the year to November 2025 at about $1.6 billion, with pre-tax profit of $715 million.
How much has OnlyFans paid creators?
More than $30 billion since 2016, according to the company. In the year to November 2024 alone, creators were paid $5.8 billion.
Is OnlyFans growing or declining?
Still growing, but more slowly. Fan spending rose 19% in the year to November 2023 and 9% in the year to November 2024, and reported revenue growth for the year to November 2025 was 10%.
How many OnlyFans millionaires are there?
OnlyFans said in August 2026 that 5,076 creators had earned more than $1 million on the platform since 2016, as reported by Variety.
Who owns OnlyFans?
OnlyFans is run by Fenix International, a UK company. Its majority owner, Leonid Radvinsky, died in March 2026; his shares had been held in a trust since 2024. In May 2026 a 16% stake was sold to Architect Capital, valuing the company at $3.15 billion.
How much is OnlyFans worth?
About $3.15 billion, based on the May 2026 sale of a 16% stake to Architect Capital for $535 million, as reported by Axios and Variety. Earlier talks in 2025 had discussed a valuation of around $8 billion.
Who is the number one earner on OnlyFans?
OnlyFans does not publish individual creator earnings, so there is no verified ranking. Figures that circulate online come from creators' own claims or from estimates.