NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – In a year where financial priorities were reshaped, Tennesseans have contributed a significant chunk to the billions spent annually on OnlyFans, a platform known for its adult content. In 2025, the Volunteer State's residents shelled out a whopping $36 million to the site.
OnlyFans, a subscriber-based website, allows creators to share content for a fee, and while it offers a variety of content, it's most infamous for its adult material. According to OnlyGuider, a search engine for finding OnlyFans creators, Tennessee ranked 50th in spending compared to other states, with more than $50,000 spent per 10,000 residents.
"It's fascinating to see how much certain areas are willing to spend on digital content, especially when budget constraints are a common concern," an OnlyGuider representative noted.
Diving deeper into the numbers, Davidson County emerged as the top spender, with residents spending over $7 million on subscriptions. However, when it comes to spending per capita, it's Henry County that takes the crown. On average, $109,950 was spent per 10,000 people in Henry County, surpassing Davidson County's $96,411.
Of Tennessee's 95 counties, 93 participated in the data analysis, revealing a widespread enthusiasm for OnlyFans content statewide. While California led the nation with over $350 million spent, Tennessee's contribution still highlights a significant investment in digital content.
The study's interactive map offers a fascinating glimpse into how each county's spending compares. For those curious about their local statistics, the full study provides a detailed look at how each city within Tennessee contributed to this digital spending phenomenon.