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How many OnlyFans millionaires are there? New report reveals the hard numbers.

OnlyFans' latest financial report reveals how many creators have made seven figures.

How many OnlyFans millionaires are there? New report reveals the hard numbers.

OnlyFans may have over 5,000 creators earning more than $1 million annually from the platform, accounting for just 0.1 percent of its registered creators, according to the latest report. However, OnlyFans boasts a substantial user base with 5 million creator accounts, 2.5 million of which were active during the most recent fiscal year.

The platform's parent company, Fenix International, paid the now-defunct owner Leonid Radvinsky dividends totaling $535 million in the year ending November 30, 2025, followed by additional payouts of $174 million through March 26, 2026. Radvinsky passed away in March due to cancer at the age of 43, after which his widow, Yekaterina Katie Chudnovsky, assumed control of the company.

In May, Architect Capital invested $535 million in OnlyFans, and the firm has continued to expand its offerings for both creators and fans in 2026, emphasizing its commitment to the global creator economy. OnlyFans reported a net revenue of $1.55 million for the fiscal year ending in November 2025, marking a 10 percent increase.

The platform's CEO, Keily Blair, stated that OnlyFans aims to create a safe, regulated space for creators to monetize their content to a global audience.

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