10 Top OnlyFans Earners Revealed

Top-earning OnlyFans celebrities such as Blac Chyna, Tyga, and Iggy Azalea are no longer active on the platform. However, that hasn’t stopped the top-earning creators from making millions of dollars every month. Our list reveals that Bhad Bhabie is the top-earning OnlyFans creator by a long margin, with an annual income of up to $34 Million. She’s not-so-closely followed by several big-name social media content creators like Belle Delphine and Corinna Kopf, who have managed to leverage their following on the subscription platform. Like an uncensored, subscription-based counterpart to Instagram, these are the top OnlyFans earners.

OnlyFans Top Earners at a Glance

Here are two of the top-earning OnlyFans creators:

• Top earning OnlyFans creator: Bhad Bhabie – $34 Million
• Most expensive subscription: Belle Delphine – $35 per month

Now that we’ve looked at the highlights let’s check out the complete list.

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1. Bhad Bhabie – $34 Million

Subscription cost: $23.99 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 155,700

It’s hard to imagine that the same person who became a cultural meme for sprouting the phrase “Cash me outside, how ’bout that?” on Dr. Phil is now the top-earning OnlyFans creator in the world. While she’s not earning the whopping $53 Million pay-day she once was – according to screenshots shared by the creator – Bhad Bhabie is making up to $34 Million annually on OnlyFans.

Using additional screenshots shared by the creator, the data shows that she earned $38,673,500 from April 2021 to November 2021. Subtracting this from the $53 Million she earned from April 1, 2021, to April 25, 2022, we’re left with $14,219,472 for the five months between December 2021 and April 2022. This totals an average of $2.84 Million per month in earnings or an annual income of $34.126 Million.

Of course, these figures will be slightly reduced this year, but our traffic monitoring tools suggest that she’s still one of the most popular OnlyFans creators on the app, and there’s been no significant decline in traffic in the months since.

2. Belle Delphine – $14.4 Million

Subscription cost: $35 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 114,200

One of the most popular OnlyFans content creators, Belle Delphine, remains one of the highest paid, with an income of up to $1.2 million per month ($14.4 Million per year), according to information shared by the creator in an exclusive interview with Business Insider. While this interview was conducted a few years ago, our data shows that the creator’s popularity has sustained since then, so there’s no reason to believe these dollar figures have gone backward.

3. Jameliz – $10 Million

Subscription cost: $19.99 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 66,900

Jameliz has quickly become one of the most popular OnlyFans creators on the planet, with a meteoric rise to fame from her growing social media platforms. While it’s likely that she won’t sustain this level of popularity forever, she has amassed more than 2.37 Million likes on her OnlyFans account, and that’s more than every other top-earning OnlyFans model on this list. As such, we’d estimate her monthly earnings to be more than $1 Million.

4. Amouranth – $10 Million

Subscription cost: $14.99 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 90,900

Amouranth—real name Kaitlyn Siragusa—is a streamer turned full-time OnlyFans creator making upwards of $10 million annually. She recently shared her September to December 2023 earnings, revealing that she makes an average of $850,000 monthly on the app and charges a subscription fee of $14.99. Her all-time earnings, however, are far more impressive, with $57 million amassed in her four years on the app, dating from 2020 to 2024.

It’s worth noting here that OnlyFans is not her only full-time job. She also has millions of followers on social media and streaming channels like Twitch, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Cameo, Discord, and Patreon.

5. Alinity – $10 Million

Subscription cost: $7 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 48,300

With more than 1.5 Million followers on Twitch, Alinity is one of the most successful streamers to create an OnlyFans account. When she joined the platform in March 2021, it was an overnight success for her, and in a live-stream friend, Mizkif, Alinity mentioned that she made more money in two months on OnlyFans than she would have in 10 years on Twitch. “I’m gonna give you an idea. I don’t wanna say how much I make in one place and the other. But, in two months, I’ve made what I would’ve made in 10 years on Twitch,” she said. While falling short of providing an exact figure, when you compare her success to other OnlyFans creators, Alinity is making up to $850,000 Million per month on OnlyFans.

6. Mia Khalifa – $10 Million

Subscription cost: $10 per month (free trial available)
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 50,100

Since quitting the adult film industry, Mia Khalifa has mustered a massive social media presence with more than 26.3 Million followers on Instagram and a loyal following on creator platforms like OnlyFans, to which she has recently returned. The star has never shared her exact monthly earnings. However, as a creator with nearly half a million likes across her posts and such a recognised career in the adult film space, we can only imagine how much money she’s making in her DMs. We currently estimate Mia Khalifa’s monthly OnlyFans earnings to be up to $850,000. If even one-tenth of her account likes translated to followers, she would be raking in half a million dollars without accounting for DMs and tips.

7. Drea De Matteo – $10 Million

Subscription cost: $10.50 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 84,200

After starting the account during the global pandemic, Emmy Award-winning actress Drea De Matteo has become one of the most popular OnlyFans creators, raking in up to $850,000 per month. According to an interview with ABC News, the actress who portrayed Adriana in The Sopranos now says she makes more money per month on the platform than she did per episode of the hit TV show. While she didn’t disclose an exact figure in the interview, she showed that she recently made $50,000 in just tips from OnlyFans. That figure doesn’t consider her monthly subscribers, and if even half of the people who like her posts subscribed, she would quickly make $850,000.

8. Brianna Coppage – $10 Million

Subscription cost: $15 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 92,800

One of the fastest-rising OnlyFans creators, Brianna Coppage, is a former high school teacher who waved goodbye to her $42,000 per year teacher salary in favour of a career on OnlyFans, paying her an average of $850,000 monthly. A Fox News digital report from October 2023 revealed that Brianna had made $1 Million in a matter of weeks. With her current popularity, she’s fast becoming one of the top-earning OnlyFans creators. Our traffic data suggests she’s currently one of the most popular, with an upward trend building to Belle Delphine and Corinna Kopf’s levels of popularity.

9. Sky Bri – $7.8 Million

Subscription cost: $20 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 25,000

Sky Bri is a TikTok influencer and OnlyFans model who rose to popularity after she appeared on an episode of The Sidemen’s Real Life Tinder series and shared social media posts with Jake Paul. She previously claimed that she was making “just under $1 million per month” on the platform. However, she has significantly slowed down her output, citing anxiousness. “The was the worst month of my life,” she said in an interview on the Bradley Martyn Club.

“The months that I made the most, I was not getting out of bed. Like blinds drawn. I didn’t get out of bed for days and days. When I would get out of bed, I would go to hang out with my friends, and I would be shaking the whole time with anxiety. It was not worth the money that I made.”

Looking at her traffic estimates, Sky’s popularity has declined since then. Based on trends, we’d estimate her monthly OnlyFans income to be $650,000 per month or less. She would make significantly more money via her social media channels, where she has millions of followers.

10. Corinna Kopf – $3.6 Million

Subscription cost: $19.99 per month
Number of followers: Hidden
Estimated traffic: 101,900

Corinna Kopf is a streamer who created an account at the height of her popularity. Previously, she made an average of $850,000 per month on OnlyFans, confirmed by her friend David Dobrik after he posted a video of her June 2021 to February 2022 earnings on TikTok. However, today, she makes less than half of that, recently revealing that she’s “walking away from $300,000-plus a month” in a message to her fans.

She revealed that she will be moving away from the platform through the remainder of 2024. “So… I haven’t actually retired from that site just yet, but I do want to try and separate from it slowly over the next couple of months,” she wrote. “I’ve been in a consistent battle with myself over it recently and it’s time to slowly step away.”

Ultimately, Corinna Kopf simply wants to leave the platform because of the image issue with being on the site, saying she hates “how I’m looked at by others.” For now, however, she will continue on the platform to undertake a new project, and the cash flow from OnlyFans could help that significantly.

Other Top-Earning OnlyFans Creators

• Marie Temara – $2.62 Million: Marie Temara rose to fame on TikTok for her height, but that’s now translated into a successful OnlyFans account where she makes up to “£250,000 a month,” according to data from an interview with Nottingham Post. The interview explains that she earns an average of £160,000 a month, which means she’s on track to rake in nearly $3 Million per year from the account. “All the eyes are on me, which I used to see as a negative, but now I see it as a positive. I’m really successful on Only Fans because of people’s fetish for giantism.” Fetishism is certainly a driving force for OnlyFans subscriptions and a lucrative venture for many creators. “They want me to pick up small guys or dress up as a ‘she Hulk’ or other powerful characters. I love it.”
• Denise Richards – $2 Million: According to sources at PEOPLE, former Bond girl and Wild Things star Denise Richards is raking in $2 Million per month on OnlyFans. She “doesn’t do anything that risqué, but has 100,000 followers and makes $2 million a month doing it.” However, we highly doubt she’s making that much money and would estimate her earnings around the $2 million per year mark more accurately. Her page doesn’t generate much traffic, and while she charges one of the highest per-month subscription fees on the platform, she isn’t one of the most popular creators on our list. Most of her money would likely be generated through DMs, but they’re impossible to track accurately.
• Karely Ruiz – $2 Million: One of the most popular influencers who transitioned to the OnlyFans platform is Karely Ruiz. She starred on the cover of Playboy Magazine Mexico in November. However, it’s her OnlyFans account where she generates a large portion of her income. She revealed that she has over 10,000 subscribers on the platform (2022) who pay upwards of $16 monthly to follow her exclusive content. This means the influencer rakes in upwards of $160,000 monthly on OnlyFans.

Why You Should Trust Our List

Here’s how Man of Many came up with the list of top-earning OnlyFans creators:

1. We used first-party income information shared by creators
2. We analysed the correlation between the top earners and their estimated website traffic
3. We removed free accounts as their income fluctuates based on exclusive content
4. We removed celebrities who are no longer active on OnlyFans from the list
5. We cross-checked with secondary sources online and linked to these sources

It’s worth noting that many online websites still quote figures from celebrities who are no longer on the platform. We’ve included a list of famous figures who have left OnlyFans below.

Famous Celebrities That Have Left OnlyFans

While many websites online report that the top-earning OnlyFans creators are celebrities like Blac Chyna and Bella Thorne, this is not the case anymore after many left the platform less than a year after joining. Here’s a list of celebrities that are no longer on OnlyFans and how much money they gave up:

• Cardi B: $46.6 Million* after leaving in September, 2020
• Blac Chyna: $39.2 Million* after leaving in March, 2023
• Bella Thorne: $37.3 Million*
• Iggy Azalea: Gave up on the $36 Million she made annually after leaving OnlyFans and starting a Telegram to message fans on June 2nd, 2024. The Australian rapper Iggy joined the OnlyFans platform in January 2023 and amassed a very loyal following of subscribers who are happy to pay one of the highest subscription prices on the platform ($20.99 per month). Rumours spread by the sex-toy company LELO suggest that the Australian rapper brings in upwards of $48 million from the platform yearly, but the artist has called the numbers “cap”.
• Tyga: $31.7. Million* after leaving in August, 2021
• Amber Rose: $27.3 Million*
• Erica Mena: $25 Million*

*According to 2022 data provided by Statista.

What is OnlyFans?

Based out of the UK, OnlyFans allows creators to post photos and videos directly to subscribers. It first gained momentum amongst sex workers but now features content of pretty much every variety. Think of it as a members-only fan club that grants you exclusive access to a creator, i.e. a content provider such as Tyga or Bella Thorne. OnlyFans is similar to YouTube or Instagram in some regards, except that pretty much anything goes (within reason), and the best content is typically protected behind a paywall. One might also compare it to traditional webcam modelling but with less emphasis on live-streaming or private chats and more on exclusivity and curated content.

The Rise of OnlyFans

Slow-moving when it debuted in 2016, OnlyFans has recently taken off for two primary reasons: the celebrity factor and the pandemic. At the peak of the global lockdown, the two forces turned the platform into a piping-hot social media phenomenon, with several big names coming aboard. While adult content accounts for a high proportion of OnlyFans’ stream, recent adaptations have seen the tables slowly turn. With the constraints of coronavirus isolation closing down several recreational activities, some creative industries are turning to the platform as a means of artistic survival.

Jonathan Hutchinson, senior lecturer in online communications and media at the University of Sydney, writes that an emerging breed of ‘digital-first personalities’ are using online platforms to cultivate audiences, not just in the adult entertainment space. This trend has seen traditional artists such as Cardi B and Tyga join the platform.

Online spaces and social media platforms, including Twitch, Patreon, Streamlabs, OnlyFans, and SubStack, are becoming more familiar to consumers. This new frontier of the creative industries has writers, comedians, gamers, musicians and even porn producers adopting new ways to make a buck online that could prove viable beyond lockdown,” he states. “OnlyFans – where users sell nude pics and videos – has reportedly been booming since lockdown, with a 75 per cent increase in monthly sign-ups and gaining 150,000 new users every 24 hours.”

How to Make Money on OnlyFans

Currently, OnlyFans creators can earn money through one of the following methods:

• Monthly subscriptions
• Pay-per-view content
• Private messages
• Tips

The most popular OnlyFans creators generally opt for the monthly subscription and charge anywhere between $4.99 up to $49.99. And before you ask, yes, some celebrity accounts are available for free with upcharges for better content. That said, don’t expect someone like Cardi B—one of OnlyFans’ top earners—to give anything away without getting paid.

But while celebrities have vastly become the top-earning OnlyFans creators, what has generated OnlyFans’ mass appeal has been, as Sophie Pezzutto, PhD Candidate in Anthropology at Australian National University, calls it, the rise of the ‘porntropreneur.’

Once, porn stars were simply performers. Being successful means managing a small online business, which requires a whole new range of skills. In this online world, porntropreneurs crucially rely on self-branding as the glue that holds their diverse range of sexual and erotic services together,” she said. They must be responsive to changes in remuneration models and algorithms and prioritise the most profitable income streams to optimise revenue and minimise workload. They also have to be self-disciplined when scheduling and producing their productions.”

How Much Does the Average OnlyFans User Earn?

According to a 2020 Substack article by Thomas Hollands, the most popular OnlyFans creators take home the lion’s share of earnings. To quote the article directly: “The top 1 per cent of accounts make 33 per cent of all the money. The top 10 per cent of accounts make 73 per cent of all the money. This isn’t the 80:20 rule; it’s the 80:14 rule.

Hollands estimates that the top accounts earn about $100,000 a month while the median accounts take home about $180 a month. He says that most accounts earn less than $145 per month and end up losing money in the long run, considering all the time and effort that goes into each post.

One thing Hollands admittedly leaves out is the tipping system, which refers to money sent from fans to creators in exchange for private messages or exclusive photos and videos. These amounts remain undisclosed and, therefore, difficult to obtain, but one must imagine that OnlyFans’ top earners take home plenty of money in tips every month.

Just as Apple invests resources in marketing to garner a devout following, a strong personal brand allows performers to attract loyal fans with a promise of high-quality content and the fulfilment of a particular fantasy,” Pezzutto said. “This, in turn, helps performers to stand out from the many amateur pornographers who constantly upload free material.”