Potter County Leads Texas Panhandle In Onlyfans Spending

Potter County Tops the Texas Panhandle in OnlyFans Spending

In an intriguing development, Potter County has emerged as a heavyweight in the realm of digital spending on OnlyFans, leading the Texas panhandle in 2025. According to the freshly expanded OnlyFans Wrapped 2025 report by OnlyGuider, Potter County residents splurged a whopping $1.5 million, securing the 29th spot among Texas' 254 counties. This translates to an impressive $131,062 per 10,000 residents, indicating a robust engagement with digital adult content.

"The report highlights not just how much Texans are spending, but where that money is concentrated," OnlyGuider emphasized, shedding light on the diverse spending habits across the state.

The Big Spenders in Texas

While Potter County leads its region, the big guns in Texas are definitely the metro giants. Houston is the reigning champ in overall spending, with a monumental $31.99 million, translating to $138,802 per 10,000 residents. Dallas takes the crown for per-capita spending, shelling out $26.17 million, equating to a staggering $201,309 per 10,000 residents. Not to be left behind, Austin ranks third in total spending but manages to edge out San Antonio in per-capita intensity, rounding off with $17.54 million and $179,231 per 10,000 residents. Fort Worth completes the top five with $10.24 million, reflecting $111,458 per 10,000 individuals.

Diving Deeper: How the Data Was Collected

The OnlyFans Wrapped 2025 report, crafted by OnlyGuider, offers a fascinating glimpse into Texans' spending patterns. The analysis relied on anonymized transaction data from OnlyFans, which was meticulously examined to establish spending behaviors. Additionally, demographic and population statistics from public sources were employed to calculate per-capita intensity, providing a nuanced view of local engagement relative to population size. This comprehensive methodology yields a detailed, county- and metro-level perspective on the burgeoning OnlyFans market across Texas, highlighting both total market size and local participation intensity.