Onlyfans Ceo Reveals Staggering $25 Billion Payout To Creators Since 2016

OnlyFans: A Billion-Dollar Powerhouse for Creators

Hey there, darling readers! If you thought OnlyFans was just a fleeting trend, think again. CEO Keily Blair recently dropped a bombshell, revealing that the London-based platform has paid out a jaw-dropping $25 billion to creators since its launch in 2016. That’s right - billions with a 'B'!

This spicy little platform lets creators sell subscription content directly to their fans, while OnlyFans takes a cheeky 20% cut of the sales. It’s a win-win for those looking to monetize their talents in a very personal way.

From sultry snaps to fitness tips, OnlyFans isn’t just about adult content - though it’s certainly famous for it. Creators are also serving up comedy, foodie inspo, and sports content, making it a diverse hub for passionate fans and creators alike.

Pandemic Popularity and Star-Studded Earnings

OnlyFans truly turned up the heat during the Covid-19 pandemic, becoming a lifeline for many. Sex workers, celebrities, and even athletes like cricketer Tymal Mills flocked to the platform to supplement their income while the world was on lockdown.

It’s no surprise that the platform’s popularity skyrocketed as people sought new ways to connect and earn. Whether it’s a celebrity sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes content or an athlete offering training tips, OnlyFans became the place to be.

"OnlyFans gave me a way to connect with fans on a deeper level while earning during tough times," said a creator in a recent interview, echoing the sentiments of many who’ve found success on the platform.

Big Bucks for the Big Boss

While creators are cashing in, owner Leonid Radvinsky isn’t doing too shabby either. Filings reveal he pocketed a cool $497 million in dividends in 2024, with another $204 million rolling in through April 2025. Talk about living the high life!

With numbers like these, it’s no wonder OnlyFans has caught the eye of potential buyers. Reports from Bloomberg suggest the platform could be valued at a staggering $8 billion, though concerns about online safety and explicit content make it a tricky acquisition target.

CEO Keily Blair played it coy, declining to comment on any sale rumors. But with such massive payouts and a growing creator base, we’re keeping our eyes peeled for what’s next in the OnlyFans saga. Stick with us for all the juicy updates!