How Many Women Are on Onlyfans

OnlyFans has become a prominent platform for content creation, particularly for women, offering a space to monetize their work directly. In 2025, the platform saw a significant presence of female creators, with estimates suggesting millions are active.

Top Statistics – (Editor’s Choice)

• Research suggests around 3.78 million women were OnlyFans creators in 2024, making up 84% of all creators, though estimates vary.
• It seems likely that 9 of the top 10 highest-earning creators in 2024 were women, reflecting their earning potential.
• The evidence leans toward 55% of female creators being aged 20-29, showing a young demographic.
• Approximately 2% of American women aged 18-45 are creators, indicating significant participation in the US.
• Over 300 creators, mostly women, earned over $1 million annually, highlighting lucrative opportunities.

The Dominance of Female Creators on OnlyFans

The statistic that 84% of OnlyFans creators are women underscores the platform’s appeal to female content creators. This gender disparity is largely driven by market demand, as the majority of OnlyFans subscribers are male, seeking content from female creators. 

According to Gitnux OnlyFans Gender Statistics, out of an estimated 4.5 million total creators in 2024, approximately 3.78 million are women. 

To cross-verify, Fenix International Limited’s annual report for 2023 reported 4,118,000 creators, and assuming a similar gender distribution, the number aligns with growth trends. 

The platform saw a 29.42% increase in creators from 2022 to 2023, from 3,182,000 to 4,118,000, suggesting continued expansion into 2024.

A table illustrating this growth, assuming 84% female creators:

Year	Total Creators	Estimated Female Creators (84%)
2021	2,161,000	1,815,240
2022	3,182,000	2,672,880
2023	4,118,000	3,459,120
2024	4,500,000	3,780,000

Supplementary data shows that in the United States, there are approximately 1.4 million female creators, making up about 37% of the global female creator base (Washington Examiner OnlyFans Report). 

This concentration highlights the platform’s popularity in the US, driven by cultural and economic factors. The reasons for this dominance include higher demand for female content and societal shifts toward digital entrepreneurship. 

Projections suggest that if growth continues, by 2025, there could be over 5 million creators, with around 4.2 million being women, reinforcing the trend.

Sources: Gitnux, Washington Examiner

Top Earners: Women Dominating the Financial Ladder

It seems likely that 9 out of the top 10 highest-earning OnlyFans creators in 2024 are women, reflecting their earning potential on the platform. According to The Tab OnlyFans Rich List 2024, top earners include Blac Chyna with $240 million, Bhad Bhabie with $59 million, and Iggy Azalea with $48 million, all women. 

This list, compiled by OffRobe, estimates earnings based on subscriber counts and subscription fees, showing women’s dominance in high-income brackets. Cross-verification with previous years, such as 2022, also shows women like Bella Thorne and Cardi B leading earnings, suggesting a consistent trend.

The demand for female content, particularly adult-oriented, drives these earnings, with a predominantly male subscriber base willing to pay premium rates. 

Supplementary data from Gitnux OnlyFans Gender Statistics indicates women earn 78% more than male creators on average, further supporting this. 

The only male in the top 10, Tyga, earned $32 million, still significant but less than top female earners. This disparity highlights niche markets for male creators, such as gay content, where earnings can be higher, but overall, women dominate financially. 

The story of Blac Chyna, who deactivated in 2023 after earning millions, illustrates the platform’s potential for rapid wealth accumulation, empowering women economically.

Sources: Gitnux, The Tab

Age Distribution: A Young, Dynamic Demographic

The evidence leans toward 55% of female OnlyFans creators being aged between 20 and 29 years old, indicating a young, digitally savvy demographic.

According to Gitnux OnlyFans Gender Statistics, this age group is likely comfortable with social media and online platforms, making them more inclined to join OnlyFans.

Cross-verification with Social Rise Statistics shows the average age of female creators is 29, aligning with this distribution. Additional data from the same source notes that male creators average 32, suggesting women enter the platform earlier.

This age concentration reflects broader trends in digital entrepreneurship, where younger individuals seek alternative income sources. Supplementary data shows 25% of female creators are aged 30-39, indicating some diversity, but the 20-29 group dominates.

A table summarizing age distribution:

Age Group	Percentage of Female Creators
20-29	55%
30-39	25%
Other	20% (estimated)

This youthfulness may correlate with higher engagement on social media, driving subscriber growth. Projections suggest this demographic will continue to grow, as younger generations increasingly turn to content creation for income, potentially increasing competition but also opportunities.

Sources: Gitnux, Social Rise

US Participation: Significant Engagement Among American Women

Approximately 2% of American women aged 18-45 are OnlyFans creators, indicating significant participation in the US. According to Washington Examiner OnlyFans Report, there are 1.4 million American female creators.

To verify, assuming 60 million American women aged 18-45 (based on US Census data, with 35% of 165 million women), 1.4 million is about 2.33%, close to the reported 2%. This statistic highlights the platform’s penetration in the US, where cultural acceptance and economic opportunities may encourage participation.

Comparatively, this percentage is significant, akin to certain professional fields, underscoring OnlyFans as a major income source.

Supplementary data from Gitnux OnlyFans Gender Statistics shows the US leads with 1.1 million creators overall, with women dominating. The implications include potential shifts in traditional employment, with many women finding financial independence through the platform.

However, data limitations note that these figures are estimates, as OnlyFans does not publicly release detailed demographics, and Newsweek contacted the company for verification without response.

Sources: Washington Examiner, Gitnux

Million-Dollar Earners: Lucrative Opportunities for Women

Over 300 OnlyFans creators, predominantly women, have earned more than $1 million annually, underscoring the platform’s earning potential.

According to Social Rise Statistics, this figure represents a tiny fraction of the 4.5 million creators, about 0.0067%, but is significant for showcasing success stories.

Cross-verification with The Tab OnlyFans Rich List 2024 shows top earners like Blac Chyna ($240 million cumulative) and Iggy Azalea ($48 million annually) are women, reinforcing the trend.

This statistic highlights the platform’s ability to generate substantial income for top performers, driven by high subscriber counts and premium content.

Supplementary data from Gitnux OnlyFans Gender Statistics notes women earn 78% more than men on average, suggesting they dominate high-earning brackets.

A table of top earners by gender:

Rank	Name	Estimated Annual Earnings	Gender
1	Blac Chyna	$240 million (cumulative)	Female
2	Bhad Bhabie	$59 million	Female
7	Tyga	$32 million	Male

The story of these earners illustrates how celebrity status, marketing, and content quality can lead to millions, empowering women economically.

Projections suggest this number could grow, as more creators leverage the platform’s reach, though competition may intensify.

Sources: Social Rise, The Tab, Gitnux