Unveiling The Cost Of Desire: Inside The World Of Onlyfans With 'Selling Sex'

The Billion-Dollar Industry Exposed

The global online sex industry is stepping into the spotlight, thanks to a groundbreaking new documentary, Selling Sex. Produced by the insightful team at 60 Minutes Australia, this eye-opening film is now available for streaming on 9Now and Stan. Once seen as a niche corner of the internet, OnlyFans has metamorphosed into what producers describe as a global "digital peep show," transforming everyday users into significant online earners. The documentary follows several creators who've turned their content into lucrative careers, while also delving into the social and emotional costs tied to monetizing desire.

“What is the real cost of building a future on fantasy?”

Stars of the Digital Stage

Among the featured personalities is global performer Bonnie Blue, who also stars in a separate Stan exclusive, "1000 Men and Me" The Bonnie Blue Story. In "Selling Sex", Bonnie opens up in an in-depth interview, reflecting on her journey through fame, controversy, and the next chapter of her career. The documentary also shines a light on Olympic rower Robbie Manson, who has turned to online content to support his sporting dreams, and Australian creator Annie Knight, who claims to rake in around $600,000 a month with her subscription-based business. Knight shares her marketing secrets, stunts, and "rage bait" tactics that keep her on top in a fiercely competitive market.

The Price of Fame and Fantasy

But beyond the glitz and viral fame, "Selling Sex" poses a thought-provoking question about the true cost of forging a future based on fantasy. The film goes beyond the paywall, exploring the thin line between empowerment and exploitation. Featuring insights from LA agent Andrew Bachman, who represents some of the industry's most famous faces, and former escort Amanda Goff—once known as "Samantha X"—the documentary questions the authenticity of relationships forged for clicks and cash. With its compelling blend of personal stories and insider perspectives, "Selling Sex" examines how technology, fame, and desire have collided to create a new kind of modern business model—and what that means for those living within it.

Selling Sex, crafted by the talented team at 60 Minutes Australia, is now streaming on 9Now and Stan. Don't miss this deep dive into the intersection of technology and humanity.