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OnlyFans reported $715 million in pre-tax profit for fiscal 2025 on about $1.6 billion in revenue. See the year-by-year numbers, the dividends and who owns the company now.

OnlyFans reported $715 million in pre-tax profit for fiscal 2025 on about $1.6 billion in revenue. See the year-by-year numbers, the dividends and who owns the company now.

Sworn in July 20, 2026, Deyci Alejandra Omaña Ortiz brings a creator-labor agenda to Colombia's Senate — social-security rights for performers and regulation naming digital platforms. The first national legislative test of platform worker classification.

The math behind a $250 billion economy: 17 major creator platforms, from YouTube's 55/45 ad split to Substack's 87 percent, ranked by what actually reaches the creator.

Subscription isn't the product. It's the acquisition cost paid by the fan. The real money is in the DM thread. Channel-by-channel CAC, PPV sequencing, churn benchmarks, and the OFM agency model behind seven-figure earners.

Developing diverse video content has moved from representation add-on to structural element of how streaming platforms compete. Netflix's vertical content brands — Strong Black Lead, Con Todo, Most, Golden. Disney Plus's family-multigenerational architecture. Hulu's Onyx Collective. What separates structural infrastructure from add-on representation.

Link building and digital PR have converged into one discipline. Semrush is the SaaS platform side. Search Engine Land is the trade publication of record. Search Engine Journal is the independent alternative. What working programs actually do.

$7.22 billion in gross revenue. 46 employees. $497 million in dividends to one owner. The full operating anatomy of the most profitable creator platform ever built — business model, ownership, regulation, crisis history, and the competitive landscape.

OnlyFans does zero advertising. Every one of its 377.5 million fan accounts came from somewhere else — TikTok, Reddit, X, and now the AI engines. The 2026 off-platform discovery playbook, channel by channel.

The Brett Favre texting story broke on Deadspin this week with images and voicemails allegedly sent to Jenn Sterger when both worked for the New York Jets in 2008. The on-field machinery will resolve itself. The communications story — about response speed, talent-as-brand exposure, and Playboy's shifting role in the personal-franchise machine — is more interesting.