Top OnlyFans Earners 2026: The Highest-Paid Creators and What They Make

Sophie Rain has claimed the biggest OnlyFans total of any creator, $100 million since 2023, while Bhad Bhabie’s posted statement shows more than $71 million gross.

Behind the famous names, 5,076 creators have earned at least $1 million on OnlyFans since 2016, roughly 1 in every 1,000 creator accounts (our calculation).

In this article, we’ll list the top OnlyFans earners with what each figure is based on, then break down how concentrated earnings are and why many viral rankings don’t add up.

Top OnlyFans Earners Statistics

• Sophie Rain said in January 2026 that she had earned $100 million on OnlyFans since May 2023, a self-reported figure.
• Bhad Bhabie posted a statement showing more than $71 million in gross OnlyFans earnings from April 2021 to July 2024.
• Amouranth posted a screenshot showing about $57 million in OnlyFans earnings over about four years to January 2024.
• 5,076 creators had earned at least $1 million on OnlyFans since 2016, according to company figures released in August 2026.
• The top 1% of OnlyFans creators take an estimated 33% of all creator earnings, based on a 2020 sample.
• According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, one OnlyFans creator earned more than $5.4 million from her social media accounts between 2019 and 2023.
• OnlyFans had paid creators about $30 billion in total by August 2026.

Top OnlyFans Earners 2026: The List

OnlyFans doesn’t publish a ranking of its creators, so every list of top earners is built from what creators, courts and the company have said.

Here are the top OnlyFans earners with a public figure, grouped by the type of number and sorted by size:

Sources: as linked in each profile below.

These figures aren’t like-for-like. Totals, monthly claims and one-day records cover different periods, and gross is what fans paid before OnlyFans’ cut, while net is what the creator received.

Court and prosecutor records are the strongest evidence, but they only exist when a creator ends up in a tax case. Screenshots and interviews are the creator’s own claim and can’t be checked independently.

Top Creators: Profiles Of The Highest-Paid OnlyFans Earners

1. Sophie Rain (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: $100 million all-time; $43.48 million gross in one year Period: May 2023 to January 2026; November 2023 to November 2024

Sophie Rain posted a screenshot of her 2024 earnings showing $43,477,695.01 gross, according to Complex, which noted the image was cropped and couldn’t be verified. The Independent dated it to November 2023 through November 2024.

In January 2026, she said in a video that her all-time total had passed $100 million, according to The Nightly. That claim doesn’t say whether it’s gross or net.

Her biggest fan accounts for a large share. In December 2024, a screenshot she shared showed that one subscriber of about 11 months had spent $4.7 million on her content, according to LADbible. That’s about a tenth of her $43.48 million year (our calculation).

2. Bhad Bhabie (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: more than $71 million gross, more than $57 million net Period: April 2021 to July 2024

In July 2024, the rapper posted a screenshot of her all-time OnlyFans earnings, according to Complex. Direct messages brought in more than $32 million, and subscriptions about $24 million.

On launch day in April 2021, a rep for OnlyFans confirmed to TheWrap that she had passed $1 million in her first six hours.

3. Corinna Kopf (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: $67 million Period: about three years, to 2024

The streamer shared her career OnlyFans earnings during a Twitch stream in 2024, according to Complex, which describes the $67 million as a reported figure. In October 2024, she signaled she was leaving the platform by removing the link from her bio.

Spread evenly, $67 million over three years is about $1.9 million a month (our calculation).

4. Amouranth (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: about $57 million Period: about four years, to January 2024

The streamer posted a screenshot of her OnlyFans earnings since she started about four years earlier, in January 2024, according to UNILAD Tech. Paid messages brought in about $26.5 million, subscriptions more than $20 million and tips about $10 million.

Back in 2022, she said her main account was clearing $1.4 to $1.5 million a month, as reported by Dexerto.

5. Camilla Araujo (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: $14.45 million gross, $11.56 million net Period: November 27, 2024 to November 27, 2025

She posted an earnings screenshot for her latest year on the platform, according to Complex. Her net is 80% of the gross, matching OnlyFans’ 20% fee (our calculation).

6. Kylie Perez (Federal Tax Case)

Reported earnings: more than $5.4 million Period: 2019 to 2023

Kylie Perez, who posted as “Natalie Monroe,” pleaded guilty on May 20, 2026, to filing a false tax return and was sentenced in August 2026 to one year in federal prison and one year of supervised release, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida.

The sentencing release describes her as an OnlyFans content creator who earned more than $5.4 million “from her social media accounts” from 2019 through 2023. It says she failed to pay at least $1.5 million in taxes owed for 2020 through 2023.

7. Seathra Zmeena Orr (Federal Tax Case)

Reported earnings: more than $3 million Period: 2019 to 2022

Seathra Zmeena Orr of Stamford, Connecticut, pleaded guilty to tax evasion in September 2026, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Connecticut. Forms 1099 showed more than $3 million in income from posting content on OnlyFans.

It’s the only top-earner record with a year-by-year breakdown. Below, we list her OnlyFans income by year:

Source: U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Connecticut (September 15, 2026). Changes and total are our calculation.

Her income fell 38.6% after its 2021 peak (our calculation). Even at the top, earnings can swing sharply from year to year.

8. Shannon Elizabeth (Manager Statement)

Reported earnings: seven figures gross Period: first week after her April 16, 2026 launch

The actor “grossed seven figures in her first week on the platform,” her manager Andy Bachman told Variety. The first-week total passed $1.2 million, according to unnamed sources cited by Variety.

9. Bella Thorne (Company-Confirmed)

Reported earnings: more than $1 million Period: first 24 hours, August 2020

Bella Thorne earned over $1 million in her first 24 hours on OnlyFans, “according to the company,” as reported by Variety. Her subscription was set at $20 a month.

10. Belle Delphine (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: about $1 million a month Period: 2020

She said “at the moment it’s like $1 mil a month” in a conversation with Logan Paul, as reported by CinemaBlend in December 2020. No statement was shown, and she didn’t say whether that’s gross or net.

11. Bonnie Blue (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: about $1 million a month Period: early 2025

She said she makes about $1 million (£812,000) a month in a January 2025 MailOnline interview, as reported by The Tab. The figure didn’t come with a statement or a gross and net split.

12. Breckie Hill (Self-Reported)

Reported earnings: more than $500,000 a month Period: 2023

She said she was making more than $500,000 a month on a podcast in September 2023, as reported by OutKick, which noted she gave no receipts. In January 2026, she publicly questioned whether other creators’ viral earnings screenshots are real, according to Complex.

At that rate, a year would come to about $6 million (our calculation).

13. Iggy Azalea (No Exact Figure)

Reported earnings: “a little lower” than $48 million Period: total, as of 2025

A widely shared $48 million figure for her OnlyFans earnings had no published method. Asked about it on ABC’s Nightline, she said it was “not $48 million, but it’s a little lower,” as reported by the Village Voice in August 2025.

She also dismissed an earlier claim that she made $307,000 in 24 hours as made up, according to Complex.

14. Jameliz Smith (Estimates Only)

Reported earnings: no documented figure Circulating estimates: $1.4 million a month; $10 million

There’s no documented figure for Jameliz Smith’s OnlyFans income. She hasn’t published an itemized earnings statement in a named outlet, and her earnings don’t appear in any court or company disclosure we found.

The numbers that circulate for Jameliz Benitez Smith are estimates. Here’s where they come from:

Sources: as linked in each row.

The two estimates don’t agree. $1.4 million a month would add up to about $16.8 million a year, well above the $10 million figure (our calculation).

Likes and subscription prices don’t show income, because most OnlyFans money comes from paid messages and one-off purchases rather than subscriptions. In early January 2026, she publicly disputed an earlier Sophie Rain video claiming $99 million, saying details of the dashboard didn’t match OnlyFans’ own, as reported by Where Is The Buzz.

15. Cardi B (No Documented Figure)

Reported earnings: no documented figure Account type: behind-the-scenes content

Cardi B joined OnlyFans in August 2020 to post behind-the-scenes content at $4.99, according to The Fader. Neither she nor OnlyFans has disclosed her earnings.

A Statista estimate of $9.3 million a month in 2021, cited by UPROXX, gives no method, so treat it as a guess.

How Many OnlyFans Creators Are Millionaires?

5,076 creators have earned at least $1 million on OnlyFans since 2016, according to figures OnlyFans announced on August 25, 2026, as reported by Tubefilter.

That count is cumulative. It covers a decade of payouts, so it isn’t the number of creators who make $1 million a year.

With 5.06 million creator accounts on the books at the end of November 2025, million-dollar earners make up about 0.1% of the total (our calculation).

Between them, those 5,076 creators have earned at least $5 billion, or about 17% of the $30 billion OnlyFans has paid out since launch (our calculation). The real total is higher, since many have earned well over $1 million.

Here’s a breakdown of the platform-level figures behind OnlyFans’ top earners:

Sources: Tubefilter, Bloomberg, Fenix International Ltd, Annual Report FY2025

Cumulative payouts rose by about $5 billion in the 10 months between the two company statements (our calculation).

The $6.2 billion annual figure is from the FY2025 annual report of Fenix International, OnlyFans’ UK parent company. FY2025 is the 12 months to November 30, 2025.

That single year accounts for about a fifth of everything creators have ever been paid on the platform (our calculation).

How Concentrated Are OnlyFans Earnings?

The top 1% of OnlyFans creators take an estimated 33% of all creator earnings, and the top 10% about 73%, according to an estimate by Matthew Ball.

OnlyFans doesn’t publish how earnings are split between creators. Ball’s figures extrapolate from a single 2020 research report and apply it to 2023 payouts of about $5.3 billion, so treat them as estimates, not measurements.

Here’s how that estimated split looks:

Source: Matthew Ball, Breaking Down OnlyFans’ Stunning Economics (September 2024). Estimates on a 2023 basis; the top 0.1% and top 0.01% rows are the author’s own extrapolations.

In other words, a creator in the top 1% earns an estimated 33 times the average share, and one in the top 0.1% about 150 times (our calculation).

The bottom 90% of creators share the remaining estimated 27%. That leaves them with about 0.3 times the average each (our calculation).

The estimated top-1% income is far less glamorous than most rankings suggest. At $49,000 a year, it’s about $4,100 a month (our calculation), before taxes and the costs of running an account.

Top Earners Vs. The Average OnlyFans Creator

OnlyFans paid out an average of $1,225 per creator account in FY2025, or about $102 a month (our calculation).

Across the roughly 2.5 million active creator accounts, according to company filings reported by Tubefilter in August 2026, the average rises to about $2,480 a year (our calculation).

Here’s how the averages compare with the estimated top tiers:

Sources: Fenix International FY2025 annual report, Tubefilter, Matthew Ball. Averages are our calculation; estimates use different years.

The top tiers pull the mean up, so a typical creator earns well under both averages. The company doesn’t publish a median, and the average OnlyFans income figures include an estimate for the bottom 90% of accounts.

How The Top Creators Make Their Money

Direct messages brought in more than $32 million of Bhad Bhabie’s $57 million in net earnings, or about 56% (our calculation from her statement reported by Complex).

That points the same way as the platform-wide pattern. Across OnlyFans, one-off purchases such as paid messages brought in 72.8% of the company’s own revenue in FY2025, against 27.2% from subscriptions (our calculation from the FY2025 annual report).

The fee doesn’t shrink at the top. The gap between Bhad Bhabie’s gross and net, about $14 million, is about 19.7% of her gross, close to the flat 20% fee OnlyFans charges every creator (our calculation).

Why Most Viral Top-Earner Lists Are Wrong

One widely shared top-earner claim implies about $8.9 billion a year, more than the $6.2 billion OnlyFans paid all of its creators in FY2025 (our calculation).

Any claim about the top tier has to fit inside that payout, and two of the most-shared claims either exceed it or nearly use it up.

Several figures are repeated on top-earner lists, including TechBullion, Aruna Talent and Social Rise. Here’s how they compare with the data:

Sources: Fenix International FY2025 annual report, Matthew Ball, Tubefilter. Implied totals are our calculation.

The top-0.1% claim also contradicts the other figures on the same pages. If 0.1% of creators took 76% of earnings, the top 1% couldn’t take 33% and the top 10% couldn’t take 73%, yet those lists quote them side by side.

Celebrity “monthly earnings” rankings have a similar problem. Many rest on estimates with no published method.

Other big numbers come from creators speaking on livestreams or podcasts, with no statement shown and no split between gross and net. They may be true, but they can’t be checked the way an itemized statement or a court record can.

How We Compiled These Statistics

We reviewed 73 data points from 25 sources. Platform figures come from Fenix International Ltd’s annual report for FY2025, filed at Companies House (company number 10354575), and from OnlyFans’ August 2026 announcement as reported by Tubefilter.

“Creators who have earned at least $1 million” is a cumulative company figure covering 2016 to August 2026, not an annual count. Active-account figures come from company filings reported by Tubefilter in August 2026; OnlyFans hasn’t defined “active.”

The shares and averages for the top 10%, 1%, 0.1% and 0.01% are third-party estimates by Matthew Ball, extrapolated from a 2020 research report and applied to 2023 payouts. They aren’t company data.

The list of 15 creators covers the names readers most often search for. Each figure is labeled by its evidence: U.S. Attorney’s Office press releases on federal tax cases, figures OnlyFans confirmed to the media, a manager’s on-record statement, and creators’ own statements, interviews or screenshots as reported by named outlets.

Self-reported figures haven’t been independently verified. Where only estimate-based rankings exist, as for Jameliz Smith and Cardi B, we show the estimates and where they come from, labeled as estimates rather than earnings.

Averages per account, shares, multiples, implied totals and year-on-year changes are our own calculations from the sourced numbers.

Key Takeaways

5,076 creators have earned at least $1 million on OnlyFans since 2016, about 1 in 1,000 creator accounts. That’s a decade-long total, not a yearly club.

Earnings are highly concentrated. The top 1% take an estimated 33% of creator earnings, yet that tier averaged an estimated $49,000 in 2023, not the five- and six-figure monthly sums viral lists claim.

The biggest figures on the list are self-reported: Sophie Rain’s $100 million claim, Bhad Bhabie’s $71 million-plus gross statement and Corinna Kopf’s $67 million. The only court-documented incomes come from two U.S. Attorney’s Office tax cases, at more than $5.4 million and $3 million.

For some of the most-searched names, including Jameliz Smith and Cardi B, no documented figure exists at all.

Behind those top earners sits a platform where fans paid $7.84 billion in FY2025, and the OnlyFans statistics hub breaks that total down by revenue, fans and region.

The growth in OnlyFans creator numbers has slowed for three years running, to 429,000 net new accounts in FY2025.

FAQ

Who is the highest-paid OnlyFans creator?

$100 million is the largest claim, made by Sophie Rain in January 2026 for her earnings since May 2023, without saying gross or net. The largest itemized statement is Bhad Bhabie’s, at more than $71 million gross for April 2021 to July 2024. Both are self-reported, and OnlyFans doesn’t publish a ranking.

How many OnlyFans creators are millionaires?

5,076 creators have earned at least $1 million on OnlyFans since 2016, according to company figures reported in August 2026. The count covers a decade, so it doesn’t show how many earn $1 million in a single year. Against 5.06 million creator accounts in November 2025, it’s roughly 0.1% (our calculation).

How much do the top 1% of OnlyFans creators make?

$49,000 a year is the estimated average for the top 1% of OnlyFans creators, based on 2023 payouts, according to Matthew Ball. The same estimate says the top 1% take about 33% of creator earnings and the top 10% about 73%. Both rest on a 2020 sample, so they’re rough estimates.

How much does Sophie Rain make on OnlyFans?

$43.48 million gross is what Sophie Rain’s posted screenshot shows for November 2023 to November 2024, as reported by Complex. In January 2026, she said her all-time total had passed $100 million. Both figures are self-reported, and a screenshot she shared showed one subscriber had spent $4.7 million on her content.

How much does Jameliz Smith make on OnlyFans?

No documented figure exists for Jameliz Smith’s OnlyFans income. The numbers that circulate, $1.4 million a month from We Got This Covered (2024) and $10 million from Man of Many, are estimates without a published method, and they don’t agree with each other. She hasn’t released an itemized earnings statement.

Are viral OnlyFans top-earner lists accurate?

$8.9 billion a year is what one popular claim, that the top 0.1% average $147,000 a month, would add up to (our calculation). That’s more than OnlyFans paid all creators in the year to November 2025. Many celebrity rankings rest on estimates with no published method.