Colorado'S Onlyfans Obsession: The $57 Million Phenomenon

Colorado's Spending Spree on OnlyFans

In 2025, Coloradans set the charts ablaze with their OnlyFans spending habits, racking up nearly $57 million on the popular subscription-based platform. This impressive figure places Colorado among the top three states in the US for per capita spending on OnlyFans, according to a fresh study by OnlyGuider, a handy search engine for tracking down OnlyFans creators.

Residents of the Centennial State spent an average of $95,000 per 10,000 residents, a figure that stands out when compared to the national average of $77,334. "It's fascinating to see where people's priorities lie in the digital age," remarked a representative from OnlyGuider.

Denver Dominates the Charts

When it comes to city-specific spending, Denver emerged as a major player. The Mile High City ranked seventh nationwide, with its residents indulging in almost $300,000 per 10,000 people. This makes Denver’s OnlyFans spend rate nearly four times that of the national average.

Other Colorado cities also made their mark. Lakewood, Colorado Springs, Aurora, and Fort Collins followed Denver’s lead, collectively contributing millions to the state’s total OnlyFans expenditure. Each city showcased its own unique spending pattern, with Lakewood hitting a notable $2 million total.

County Contributions to the OnlyFans Craze

On a county level, Denver County led the pack, not just in Colorado, but nationwide. With a per capita spending of $236,292, it secured the top spot. Meanwhile, Morgan, Adams, Phillips, and Broomfield counties also showed significant engagement, each contributing substantial figures to the state’s OnlyFans economy.

Comparing to the National Scene

Across the country, the OnlyFans phenomenon saw varied engagement. The District of Columbia topped the national list with a staggering $129,655 spent per 10,000 residents. However, Colorado’s $95,116 per 10,000 residents ensured it held a solid position among the top spenders.

In terms of city-specific rankings, Denver rubbed shoulders with the likes of Atlanta, Orlando, and Miami, which took the top spots for their spending prowess. It seems the allure of OnlyFans content is a nationwide trend, with each city’s unique culture influencing its spending habits.

All in all, Colorado’s affair with OnlyFans in 2025 has not only been significant in its financial impact but also highlights the evolving landscape of digital entertainment and personal expenditure choices.