💸 OnlyFans by the numbers

Over ten years, the platform has paid creators more than $30 billion — $6.3 billion in the last fiscal year alone. The count of million-dollar earners now exceeds 5,000: a recognisable economic tier, not a handful of outliers.

Fenix International, the parent company, runs on 47 employees against $1.55 billion in revenue and 437 million registered accounts — a lean intermediary taking its 20% cut.

Ownership shifted in early 2026 after founder Leonid Radvinsky died at 43; his widow now controls Fenix, and a 16% stake sold to Architect Capital values the business at $3.15 billion. A string of Hollywood names joining the platform suggests the reputational barrier has quietly come down. According to Variety, OnlyFans has paid over £600 million in UK corporate taxes to date — a different standing with regulators than the platform had at launch.