New England'S Onlyfans Spending Revealed: The $100 Million Phenomenon

The Rise of OnlyFans: A New Economic Player

What once stirred controversy now seems to be a staple of everyday life for many – we're talking about OnlyFans, the content subscription service that's turning heads and wallets. Despite the eyebrow-raising headlines over the years, this platform has become a lucrative avenue for creators and a spending habit for consumers. In fact, according to OnlyGuider, New England states alone shelled out more than $100 million on OnlyFans content in 2025.

“OnlyFans has truly woven itself into the economic fabric of New England, with substantial spending highlighting its cultural impact.”

Breaking Down the Numbers: State by State

New Hampshire led the charge, with a staggering $12.5 million spent, securing the 9th spot nationally for per capita spending at $89,000 per 10,000 residents. Manchester, New Hampshire, was a notable big spender, contributing nearly $2 million to the total.

Meanwhile, Maine wasn't far behind, with $11.4 million in spending and ranking 19th overall, with $81,000 per 10,000 residents. Penobscot County stood out, with residents splurging $1.7 million on the platform.

Massachusetts and Connecticut: The Larger Players

Massachusetts, with its larger population, put down $56.6 million, ranking 22nd overall. Boston stood out, spending $14.5 million, placing 16th among U.S. cities. Connecticut also made its mark with a $27.3 million outlay, with Hartford leading city spending at $1.9 million.

Smaller States, Big Spenders

Despite being the smallest contributor, Vermont spent $4.9 million, with Chittenden County alone accounting for $1.4 million. Rhode Island rounded out the list with $7.6 million, largely driven by Providence's $2.1 million expenditure.

Comparing the Bigger Picture

While New England's $100 million-plus OnlyFans spending might seem hefty, it's modest when compared to states like Florida, which spent over $150 million, or Ohio and Pennsylvania, each surpassing $100 million individually. It seems OnlyFans isn't just a trend – it's a movement that's reshaping spending patterns across the nation.