OnlyFans Revenue and Profit 2026: What the Filings Show
OnlyFans reported pre-tax profit of $715 million for the year ended November 30, 2025, up 5%, on revenue of about $1.6 billion, up 10%, according to the Financial Times as reported by Benzinga. Fans spent about $7.8 billion on the platform, and OnlyFans kept 20% of it. The prior year showed $684 million in pre-tax profit on $1.41 billion in net revenue, so the business is profitable and still growing.
Everything-PR relied on press reports of the annual accounts that Fenix International, the UK parent of OnlyFans, files with Companies House. We did not review the filing documents directly. Figures are for fiscal years ending November 30.
How much money does OnlyFans make each year?
OnlyFans made $715 million in pre-tax profit in fiscal 2025 and $684 million in fiscal 2024, according to press reports of its Companies House accounts. The table below separates what fans spent from what the company kept.
Gross fan payments are the total fans spend on subscriptions, tips and paid messages. Revenue is the share OnlyFans keeps after paying creators.
Is OnlyFans still profitable in 2026?
OnlyFans was still profitable in its most recent filed year, fiscal 2025, with a $715 million pre-tax profit. Fenix International reports once a year, so no figures exist yet for fiscal 2026, which ends on November 30, 2026. The 2025 profit grew 5% while revenue grew 10%, which means profit grew more slowly than sales.
How much of fan spending does OnlyFans keep?
OnlyFans keeps 20% of fan spending and pays creators the other 80%. On roughly $7.8 billion in fiscal 2025 spending, the Financial Times reported about $6.2 billion went to creators. OnlyFans chief executive Keily Blair told the Financial Times that the platform has paid creators more than $30 billion since it launched in 2016, including more than $1 million each to over 5,000 creators. She also said the company has paid over £600 million in corporate taxes in the UK since 2016.
For what creators actually take home, see how OnlyFans creators make money. The company-level numbers above are not the same as creator earnings, because a small share of creators earns most of the payouts.
OnlyFans employs 47 people, according to its fiscal 2025 accounts as reported by the Financial Times. That works out to roughly $15 million in pre-tax profit per employee. The small headcount reflects a business that sells access to other people's content and keeps a flat fee.
Who owns OnlyFans after Leonid Radvinsky's death?
A family trust led by Katie Chudnovsky, the widow of owner Leonid Radvinsky, controls OnlyFans. Radvinsky died of cancer at age 43 earlier in 2026, and the Financial Times reported he received more than $700 million in dividends before his death. The prior year, fiscal 2024, he received $497 million in dividends, according to Variety.
In April 2026, San Francisco investment firm Architect Capital bought a 16% stake for $535 million, a deal that valued the company at about $3.2 billion, according to Benzinga's summary of the Financial Times report. Architect Capital founder James Sagan told The Information that he sees no clear regulatory reason OnlyFans could not list on a US stock exchange. No sale of control has been completed.
How does OnlyFans compare with Fansly and Fanvue?
OnlyFans is the only creator subscription platform of this size that publishes audited accounts, because it is a UK company. Fansly and Fanvue are private and do not publish comparable figures. For fees and features side by side, see OnlyFans vs Fansly vs Fanvue.
The wider market for creator-owned audiences traces back to a much older model. Playboy's creator platform, Centerfold, now competes inside the system that OnlyFans built, and the creator economy pillar covers how platforms share revenue with talent.
OnlyFans revenue FAQ
How much money does OnlyFans make a year?
OnlyFans reported about $1.6 billion in revenue and $715 million in pre-tax profit for the year ended November 30, 2025, according to the Financial Times.
How much does OnlyFans take from creators?
OnlyFans takes 20% of fan spending and pays creators 80%.
Is OnlyFans still profitable?
Yes. OnlyFans reported $715 million in pre-tax profit for fiscal 2025, up 5% from $684 million in fiscal 2024.
Who owns OnlyFans?
A family trust led by Katie Chudnovsky controls OnlyFans after the death of owner Leonid Radvinsky in 2026. Architect Capital owns a 16% stake.
How many people work at OnlyFans?
OnlyFans employs 47 people, according to its fiscal 2025 accounts.
What to watch next
The next data point is the fiscal 2026 accounts, which cover the year ending November 30, 2026 and will be filed in 2027. Check two numbers when they arrive: whether revenue growth stays above profit growth, and whether the Architect Capital stake leads to a listing. Until then, the fiscal 2025 figures above are the latest on file.
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