In 2025, the sultry allure of OnlyFans captivated Louisiana, leading its residents to spend a cool $26.4 million on the platform. This placed the Bayou State at a modest 31st in the national rankings for total spending, yet 48th when it came to per-capita expenditure, with an average of $57,538 per 10,000 residents. Despite these rankings, the state's digital intrigue was undeniable.
Comparatively, California took the lead with a whopping $350.6 million, while the District of Columbia showcased its enthusiasm with the highest per-capita spending of $129,655 per 10,000 residents. This fascinating data comes courtesy of OnlyGuider, an innovative search tool that released its 'OnlyFans Wrapped 2025' report, offering a global glimpse into the year’s spending habits.
“The figures show a growing trend in digital content engagement, with platforms like OnlyFans becoming increasingly mainstream,” commented an industry analyst.
When it comes to city-specific spending, New Orleans led the pack in Louisiana with $5.3 million, followed by Baton Rouge at $1.9 million, Lafayette with $1.6 million, and Shreveport rounding out the top four at $1 million. These cities illustrate the diverse enthusiasm across the state for this digital phenomenon.
Diving deeper into the numbers, Orleans Parish was the biggest parish spender, shelling out $4.8 million, while Jefferson Parish followed with $2.2 million. East Baton Rouge and Lafayette parishes both contributed strongly to the total, reflecting a widespread interest in OnlyFans content across the state’s communities. Smaller parishes like Tensas and East Carroll spent more modestly, at $5k and $10k respectively, illustrating a varied landscape of digital spending.
Overall, this snapshot of 2025 illuminates Louisiana's unique position in the OnlyFans economy, with its cities and parishes contributing to a vibrant digital culture that continues to grow and evolve.