Delaware'S Surprising Onlyfans Spending: A State Of Contrasts

Delaware's Spending on OnlyFans: A Surprising Ranking

Delawareans aren't exactly shy when it comes to opening their wallets for OnlyFans. Last year, the state poured a whopping $6.7 million into the platform. But here's the twist – when you break it down per person, Delaware's standing shifts dramatically. An independent OnlyFans search engine, OnlyGuider, ranked the First State 46th out of all states plus Washington, DC, for spending per capita.

“Nobody else tracks data at this level," said OnlyGuider CEO Sam Pierce. "It is controversial. It sparks debate and reaction everywhere.”

Meanwhile, Washington, DC, took the crown, spending an eye-popping $129,655 per 10,000 residents. Delaware, by comparison, spent $63,760 per 10,000 residents, highlighting that size and spending don't always go hand in hand.

Breaking Down the Numbers: County by County

In Delaware's most populous county, New Castle, residents shelled out nearly $4 million on OnlyFans in 2025. This figure is about 2.5 times more than Sussex County's $1.5 million, while Kent County's spending came to $1.2 million. On a per-population basis, the gap narrows, with Kent edging closer to New Castle than Sussex.

Wilmington stood out with the highest total spending of $1.3 million. However, Newark, when adjusted for population, posts the highest rate at $176,759 per 10,000 residents, ahead of Wilmington's $160,971. Interestingly, despite its smaller size, Seaford outpaced larger peers on a per-capita basis.

Comparing the Neighbors

When it comes to regional spending, Delaware's $6.7 million pales in comparison to Pennsylvania's $100.3 million. But on a per-capita basis, the differences aren't so stark. Pennsylvania spent $76,741 per 10,000 residents, while New Jersey and Maryland spent $71,912 and $69,129, respectively. New Jersey's expenditure is much closer to Pennsylvania's than one might initially think.

Despite being a smaller player in the OnlyFans market, Delaware still packs a punch. The state accounts for 0.25% of the entire U.S. OnlyFans market and is home to 1,618 creators who collectively generated over $2.1 million in revenue last year.