California'S Lavish Spending On Onlyfans In 2025: A Deep Dive Into The Numbers

California's Big Spender Status on OnlyFans

In 2025, Californians didn't hold back when it came to supporting their favorite creators on OnlyFans, a popular subscription-based platform. With a whopping $350 million spent, California topped the charts in terms of state spending, contributing significantly to the platform's national revenue of $2.63 billion.

Originally designed to provide influencers, musicians, and content creators a way to monetize their content, OnlyFans has evolved into a major player in the adult entertainment industry. According to Business Insider, it outperformed giants like Apple, Google, and Netflix in revenue per employee in 2024, making it a financial powerhouse.

“California's spending might be high, but it's a testament to the state's commitment to supporting content creators,” remarked a representative from OnlyGuider.

Diving Into the Data

The detailed breakdown of this spending spree was compiled by OnlyGuider, an independent search engine dedicated to OnlyFans. Their OnlyFans Wrapped 2025 report not only showcased state-by-state spending but also offered insights into spending per capita and national rankings.

Interestingly, while California led in total dollars spent, it ranked 10th on a per capita basis, with $88,916 spent per 10,000 residents. This suggests that while the state's total spending is high, it also has a significant population base to match.

Top Spenders in California

Among the cities, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco took the top spots. Los Angeles alone spent a staggering $71.3 million, making it a major contributor to the state's overall spending. On a county level, Los Angeles County and Plumas County emerged as top spenders, with Plumas leading on a per-capita basis.

Sacramento County's Contribution

Sacramento County also played a significant role, ranking sixth among California's 58 counties. With $17.4 million spent, this equates to $106,928 per 10,000 residents, placing it 75th nationally per capita.

National Context

Across the U.S., Washington D.C. led the way in per capita spending with $129,655 per 10,000 residents, despite its small size. Other top spenders included North Dakota, Nevada, Colorado, and Illinois, each contributing significantly to the platform's success.

In contrast, Mississippi found itself at the bottom of the list, with a per capita spend of just $46,682, highlighting a diverse range of engagement across states.