Introduction

OnlyFans Statistics: A digital platform that was established in 2016 has shown remarkable growth and has emerged as a key player in the creator economy, particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. The platform caters to a wide collection of content creators, such as fitness trainers, musicians, educators, and others, providing them with an opportunity to earn money from their content through subscriptions that range from USD 4.99 to USD 49.99.

As of 2023, OnlyFans has over 190 million registered users and 2.1 million creators, with an impressive daily sign-up rate of 500,000 new users, leading to a monthly growth rate of 70%. Despite its success and popularity, OnlyFans has encountered challenges, including issues related to content moderation and competition from other subscription-based services like Patreon and Fansly.

As of February 2025, ** percent of monthly traffic to OnlyFans came from users aged between 25 and 34 years. In comparison, less than ** percent of OnlyFans audiences worldwide were aged between 45 and 54 years as of the last examined month.

As of February 2025, ** percent of monthly traffic to OnlyFans came from male users. In comparison, women visiting the popular content creator platforms were approximately ** percent of OnlyFans total audience online.

In 2023, the popular online video content community OnlyFans counted over *** million fans worldwide. Between 2020 and 2023, the number of registered users (also known as "fans") on OnlyFans more than *******. Funded in 2016, OnlyFans is a video platform hosting content generated by users as well as live streaming sessions.

In February 2025, OnlyFans counted approximately 51.4 million pieces of posted content. This represents an increase from the same month in 2024, when the platform counted 42.3 million pieces of user-generated content.

In February 2025, OnlyFans removed over 35,865 creators' accounts from the platform. This represents a decrease from the previous month, when the accounts removed were 41,213. During the last six months of 2024, approximately 188,500 creators' accounts were removed by OnlyFans due to content moderation and platform guideline infringements, as well as fraud risk prevention.

In 2023, the popular online video and user-generated content OnlyFans, which is owned and managed by the London-based Fenix International Limited, generated over 541 million U.S. dollars in revenues by subscription products. In comparison, non-subscription based revenues generated approximately 765.8 million U.S. dollars for the year.

In February 2025, OnlyFans removed 2,385 creators' accounts from the platform due to their content being found to be in breach of the platform's Terms of Service. In the same period, over 29,747 accounts were deactivated to prevent frauds, while 3,735 accounts were terminated due to unspecified other reasons.

In December 2022, OnlyFans removed 755 creators' accounts from the platform due to guideline infringements. During the last six months of 2022, approximately 6,426 creators' accounts were removed by OnlyFans due to content moderation and platform guideline infringements.

According to OnlyFans transparency reports, in *************, the platform received *** data requests related to the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This represents a decrease from the previous month, when the GDPR-related requests were *****. In the second half of 2022, video content platform OnlyFans received a total of almost ***** GDPR-related data requests.

In 2022, e-commerce and point-of-sales platform Shopify was estimated to have generated over five billion U.S. dollars in revenues. Content creators' platform OnlyFans followed with annual revenues of 2.5 billion U.S. dollars. Blockchain and social platform BitClout ranked third, with annual revenues of around one billion U.S. dollars. Impact.com, a website for influencers' recruiting and affiliate marketing, saw revenues of 233.6 million U.S. dollars in 2022. From recruiting and brand pairing to AI analysis of content libraries such as in the case of Jellysmack, internet personalities and creators have seen their opportunity for content monetization grow in the last years.