The freshly released report from OnlyGuider has turned heads, putting Texas in the 21st spot among U.S. states for money spent on OnlyFans subscriptions in 2025. With a staggering $248.4 million flowing to the platform from the Lone Star State, that's about $79,415 for every 10,000 residents.
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The site, known for its diverse range of online content, has become synonymous with adult entertainment. OnlyGuider, a savvy search engine, crunched data using search intents, traffic quality, and verified sales income to paint a picture of the spending habits across U.S. cities and counties.
Five Texas cities proudly made it to the list of the top 167 major U.S. cities with the highest spending on OnlyFans. Dallas led the Texas delegation at 19th place nationally, contributing a hefty $26,172,000 in 2025. Following closely, Austin placed 24th with $17,544,933, and Houston stood at 43rd with $31,988,000. San Antonio and Fort Worth also made their mark, ranking 69th and 70th, respectively.
While Nueces County didn't make the top 10 in Texas, its citizens still spent a notable $2.3 million in 2025, landing it at 146th place among Texas counties and 1,852nd nationally. This equates to approximately $66,243 per 10,000 residents, highlighting a significant local interest in the platform.
Leading the charge in Texas were counties like Travis, with a whopping $18.4 million in spending, and Upton, with $178,000. Dallas County also featured prominently, with a notable $32.5 million contribution. These figures show a clear trend of Texans embracing OnlyFans as part of their digital entertainment repertoire.