OnlyFans Spending by City 2025

Name: OnlyFans spending by US city (metro area), 2025 (estimate)
Creator: OnlyFans Finder
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Estimate · all 210 US metro areas · method and sources below

Which US cities spend the most on OnlyFans? OnlyFans doesn't publish where its fans live, so we estimated it: fans paid about $7.8bn worldwide in OnlyFans' 2025 financial year, roughly 43% of OnlyFans' traffic comes from the US, and each metro area gets its share by how much it searches for OnlyFans on Google, weighted by its number of homes. These are modeled estimates, not payment records. For states, see OnlyFans spending by state.

Key numbers

$189MLos Angeles, CA, the biggest-spending metro area in 2025

$51per household a year in Odessa–Midland, TX, the highest in the US

$27per household a year, US average ($3.3bn in total)

Key findings

Los Angeles, CA spends the most on OnlyFans in total: an estimated $189M in 2025, ahead of New York, NY ($183M), Chicago, IL ($98M) and Dallas–Fort Worth, TX ($84M).
Per household, Odessa–Midland, TX leads with about $51 a year — 1.9 times the US average of $27 — followed by Yuma, AZ–El Centro, CA and Harlingen–Weslaco–Brownsville–McAllen, TX.
7 of the 10 metro areas that spend the most per household are in Texas.
Missoula, MT spends the least per household ($15 a year), with Charlottesville, VA and Lafayette, IN just above.

Estimated OnlyFans spending by metro area, 2025

Sorted by total spending. A metro area is a Nielsen media market: the city with its suburbs and surrounding counties. “Rank per household” compares spending per home.

#	Metro area	Est. spending 2025	Per household	Rank per household
1	Los Angeles, CA	$189M	$32	18
2	New York, NY	$183M	$24	155
3	Chicago, IL	$98M	$27	90
4	Dallas–Fort Worth, TX	$84M	$26	124
5	Philadelphia, PA	$80M	$25	142
6	Houston, TX	$78M	$28	74
7	Atlanta, GA	$71M	$26	122
8	Phoenix–Prescott, AZ	$68M	$31	28
9	Tampa–St Petersburg–Sarasota, FL	$62M	$28	76
10	Boston, MA–Manchester, NH	$58M	$22	183
11	Washington, DC–Hagerstown, MD	$53M	$20	200
12	San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA	$52M	$20	201
13	Detroit, MI	$51M	$26	113
14	Seattle–Tacoma, WA	$51M	$24	157
15	Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL	$51M	$29	60
16	Cleveland–Akron–Canton, OH	$46M	$29	46
17	Orlando–Daytona Beach–Melbourne, FL	$44M	$23	168
18	Sacramento–Stockton–Modesto, CA	$43M	$29	56
19	Minneapolis–Saint Paul, MN	$43M	$23	179
20	Denver, CO	$43M	$24	165
21	San Antonio, TX	$38M	$35	11
22	Charlotte, NC	$34M	$25	146
23	Saint Louis, MO	$34M	$27	103
24	Pittsburgh, PA	$34M	$29	50
25	Indianapolis, IN	$33M	$27	100
26	Raleigh–Durham–Fayetteville, NC	$31M	$23	169
27	Hartford–New Haven, CT	$30M	$28	63
28	San Diego, CA	$30M	$27	93
29	Baltimore, MD	$29M	$25	129
30	Nashville, TN	$29M	$24	154
31	Portland, OR	$29M	$23	171
32	Las Vegas, NV	$29M	$32	17
33	Kansas City, MO	$27M	$26	114
34	Columbus, OH	$27M	$26	104
35	Austin, TX	$26M	$25	145
36	West Palm Beach–Fort Pierce, FL	$25M	$27	97
37	Milwaukee, WI	$25M	$26	116
38	Harrisburg–Lancaster–Lebanon–York, PA	$25M	$31	25
39	Greenville, SC–Spartanburg, SC–Asheville, NC–Anderson SC	$24M	$24	153
40	Cincinnati, OH	$24M	$25	148
41	Albuquerque–Santa Fe, NM	$24M	$33	13
42	Salt Lake City, UT	$24M	$20	199
43	Fresno–Visalia, CA	$24M	$37	8
44	Norfolk–Portsmouth–Newport News, VA	$23M	$29	55
45	Jacksonville, FL	$22M	$26	107
46	Greensboro–High Point–Winston Salem, NC	$21M	$27	83
47	Birmingham–Anniston–Tuscaloosa, AL	$20M	$26	112
48	Grand Rapids–Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI	$20M	$25	132
49	Oklahoma City, OK	$20M	$26	117
50	Louisville, KY	$19M	$27	84
51	New Orleans, LA	$19M	$28	61
52	Buffalo, NY	$18M	$29	53
53	Wilkes Barre–Scranton, PA	$18M	$30	43
54	Harlingen–Weslaco–Brownsville–McAllen, TX	$18M	$41	3
55	Providence, FI–New Bedford, MA	$17M	$26	110
56	Mobile, AL–Pensacola–Fort Walton Beach, FL	$17M	$28	69
57	Memphis, TN	$17M	$25	152
58	Fort Myers–Naples, FL	$16M	$25	131
59	Little Rock–Pine Bluff, AR	$16M	$27	101
60	Richmond–Petersburg, VA	$16M	$25	143
61	Tulsa, OK	$15M	$27	95
62	Albany–Schenectady–Troy, NY	$15M	$27	88
63	El Paso, TX–Las Cruces, NM	$15M	$40	5
64	Dayton, OH	$14M	$29	54
65	Tucson–Sierra Vista, AZ	$14M	$29	57
66	Wichita–Hutchinson, KS	$14M	$30	35
67	Flint–Saginaw–Bay City, MI	$14M	$30	36
68	Green Bay–Appleton, WI	$13M	$28	77
69	Lexington, KY	$13M	$25	151
70	Charleston–Huntington, WV	$13M	$30	40
71	Omaha, NE	$12M	$27	102
72	Des Moines–Ames, IA	$12M	$25	130
73	Knoxville, TN	$12M	$21	196
74	Toledo, OH	$12M	$28	66
75	Roanoke–Lynchburg, VA	$12M	$26	126
76	Paducah, KY–Cape Girardeau, MO–Harrisburg, IL	$12M	$31	29
77	Honolulu, HI	$12M	$25	150
78	Columbia, SC	$12M	$26	123
79	Springfield, MO	$12M	$25	144
80	Waco–Temple–Bryan, TX	$11M	$27	87
81	Huntsville–Decatur–Florence, AL	$11M	$25	140
82	Shreveport, LA	$11M	$30	42
83	Spokane, WA	$11M	$22	190
84	Rochester, NY	$11M	$24	160
85	Syracuse, NY	$11M	$27	85
86	Savannah, GA	$10M	$26	127
87	Greenville–New Bern–Washington, NC	$10M	$32	22
88	Madison, WI	$10M	$23	177
89	Champaign–Springfield–Decatur, IL	$10.0M	$27	89
90	Chattanooga, TN	$9.9M	$25	138
91	Portland–Auburn, ME	$9.8M	$22	188
92	Baton Rouge, LA	$9.7M	$27	79
93	Charleston, SC	$9.7M	$24	158
94	Colorado Springs–Pueblo, CO	$9.7M	$25	149
95	Evansville, IN	$9.4M	$32	16
96	South Bend–Elkhart, IN	$9.4M	$28	65
97	Davenport–Rock Island–Moline, IA	$9.1M	$30	39
98	Tri-Cities, NC-TN-VA	$9.1M	$27	86
99	Myrtle Beach–Florence, SC	$8.8M	$25	137
100	Bakersfield, CA	$8.8M	$36	9
101	Odessa–Midland, TX	$8.6M	$51	1
102	Youngstown, OH	$8.5M	$32	20
103	Augusta–Aiken, GA	$8.4M	$29	52
104	Cedar Rapids–Waterloo–Iowa City–Dubuque, IA	$8.3M	$23	173
105	Jackson, MS	$8.3M	$24	159
106	Burlington–Plattsburgh, NY	$8.3M	$22	184
107	Reno, NV	$8.2M	$26	125
108	Johnstown–Altoona–State College, PA	$8.0M	$28	78
109	Boise, ID	$7.9M	$23	181
110	Fort Smith–Fayetteville–Springdale–Rogers, AR	$7.9M	$22	189
111	Tyler–Longview–Lufkin–Nacogdoches, TX	$7.9M	$26	119
112	Fargo–Valley City, ND	$7.8M	$29	49
113	Corpus Christi, TX	$7.8M	$37	7
114	Yakima–Pasco–Richland–Kennewick, WA	$7.8M	$29	59
115	Fort Wayne, IN	$7.7M	$26	105
116	Lincoln–Hastings–Kearney, NE	$7.5M	$25	141
117	Lafayette, LA	$7.5M	$30	31
118	Sioux Falls–Mitchell, SD	$7.4M	$26	128
119	Macon, GA	$7.1M	$27	80
120	Tallahassee–Thomasville, FL	$6.9M	$23	180
121	Peoria–Bloomington, IL	$6.6M	$27	92
122	Springfield–Holyoke, MA	$6.4M	$24	164
123	Monterey–Salinas, CA	$6.3M	$27	81
124	Montgomery–Selma, AL	$6.3M	$25	136
125	Lansing, MI	$6.1M	$23	176
126	Amarillo, TX	$6.1M	$30	30
127	La Crosse–Eau Claire, WI	$6.0M	$27	91
128	Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX	$5.9M	$35	10
129	Traverse City–Cadillac, MI	$5.8M	$22	191
130	Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–San Luis Obispo, CA	$5.7M	$23	170
131	Eugene, OR	$5.7M	$22	185
132	Yuma, AZ–El Centro, CA	$5.6M	$45	2
133	Columbus, GA–Opelika, AL	$5.6M	$24	161
134	Palm Springs, CA	$5.4M	$32	19
135	Wichita Falls, TX–Lawton, OK	$5.4M	$35	12
136	Columbus–Tupelo–West Point–Houston, MS	$5.3M	$28	72
137	Salisbury, MD	$5.2M	$26	118
138	Rockford, IL	$5.1M	$28	64
139	Wausau–Rhinelander, WI	$5.1M	$26	120
140	Wilmington, NC	$5.0M	$21	197
141	Bismarck–Minot–Dickinson–Williston, ND	$4.8M	$29	45
142	Topeka, KS	$4.7M	$27	94
143	Chico–Redding, CA	$4.7M	$25	147
144	Sioux City, IA	$4.6M	$29	48
145	Joplin–Pittsburg, MO	$4.6M	$29	47
146	Monroe, LA–El Dorado, AR	$4.5M	$26	108
147	Lubbock, TX	$4.5M	$25	135
148	Albany, GA	$4.3M	$28	67
149	Panama City, FL	$4.3M	$26	109
150	Sherman, TX–Ada, OK	$4.3M	$30	33
151	Erie, PA	$4.2M	$28	73
152	Wheeling–Steubenville, WV	$4.2M	$33	14
153	Columbia–Jefferson City, MO	$4.1M	$21	192
154	Medford–Klamath Falls, OR	$4.0M	$23	178
155	Terre Haute, IN	$4.0M	$28	71
156	Binghamton, NY	$4.0M	$30	38
157	Biloxi–Gulfport, MS	$3.9M	$27	98
158	Bangor, ME	$3.9M	$26	111
159	Anchorage, AK	$3.9M	$23	166
160	Duluth–Superior, MN	$3.7M	$21	198
161	Bluefield–Beckley–Oak Hill, WV	$3.7M	$31	24
162	Rochester–Mason City–Austin, MN	$3.6M	$24	163
163	Laredo, TX	$3.4M	$41	4
164	Abilene–Sweetwater, TX	$3.3M	$27	82
165	Utica, NY	$3.1M	$30	34
166	Lake Charles, LA	$3.0M	$30	32
167	Gainesville, FL	$2.9M	$20	203
168	Clarksburg–Weston, WV	$2.9M	$28	68
169	Quincy–Hannibal–Keokuk, MO	$2.8M	$28	75
170	Idaho Falls–Pocatello–Jackson, ID	$2.7M	$18	205
171	Watertown, NY	$2.7M	$29	58
172	Rapid City, SD	$2.7M	$24	156
173	Alexandria, LA	$2.6M	$30	37
174	Billings, MT	$2.6M	$21	194
175	Dothan, AL	$2.5M	$23	174
176	Hattiesburg–Laurel, MS	$2.4M	$21	193
177	Elmira–Corning, NY	$2.4M	$25	139
178	Jackson, TN	$2.4M	$24	162
179	Jonesboro, AR	$2.3M	$25	134
180	Bowling Green, KY	$2.1M	$23	172
181	Missoula, MT	$2.1M	$15	210
182	Twin Falls, ID	$2.1M	$27	96
183	Marquette, MI	$2.0M	$22	187
184	Harrisonburg, VA	$2.0M	$20	204
185	Cheyenne–Scottsbluff, WY	$1.9M	$31	26
186	Parkersburg, WV	$1.9M	$31	27
187	Lima, OH	$1.8M	$26	115
188	Grand Junction–Montrose, CO	$1.8M	$22	186
189	San Angelo, TX	$1.8M	$31	23
190	Great Falls, MT	$1.8M	$26	106
191	Meridian, MS	$1.7M	$26	121
192	Casper–Riverton, WY	$1.5M	$27	99
193	Greenwood–Greenville, MS	$1.5M	$25	133
194	Charlottesville, VA	$1.5M	$15	209
195	Butte–Bozeman, MT	$1.5M	$18	206
196	Eureka, CA	$1.4M	$23	167
197	Bend, OR	$1.4M	$16	207
198	Ottumwa–Kirksville, IA	$1.3M	$28	70
199	Saint Joseph, MO	$1.3M	$29	51
200	Mankato, MN	$1.3M	$23	182
201	Victoria, TX	$1.3M	$39	6
202	Lafayette, IN	$1.2M	$16	208
203	Fairbanks, AK	$1.1M	$30	41
204	Zanesville, OH	$1.1M	$33	15
205	Presque Isle, ME	$0.8M	$30	44
206	Helena, MT	$0.6M	$20	202
207	Juneau, AK	$0.5M	$21	195
208	North Platte, NE	$0.5M	$32	21
209	Alpena, MI	$0.5M	$28	62
210	Glendive, MT	$0.1M	$23	175

Methodology

Worldwide spending: fans paid about $7.8bn on OnlyFans in its 2025 financial year (to November): $6.2bn paid out to creators plus $1.6bn kept by OnlyFans, as reported by the Financial Times.
US share: 42.8% of visits to onlyfans.com come from the US (Similarweb), so about $3.3bn. We use other published estimates of 37–49% as the range ($2.9bn–$3.8bn); each metro area's range scales the same way.
Metro areas: each of the 210 Nielsen media markets gets a share by its Google Trends interest in “onlyfans” for 2025 (searches relative to all searches in the area) times its number of TV homes (Nielsen, 2024–2025; every US home is in one market). Per household, the ranking is therefore the Google Trends ranking. Trends values are sampled and rounded, so treat ranks that are close together as ties; small markets move the most.

Searching isn't paying, and some places may search for OnlyFans more than they subscribe. The estimates show where interest — and so most likely spending — is concentrated, not exact amounts.

You're welcome to use these estimates with a link. Each metro area has its own anchor, e.g. https://onlyfansfinders.com/onlyfans/statistics/spending/cities#odessa-midland-tx. Please call them estimates. Suggested credit: Source: OnlyFans Finder estimate, https://onlyfansfinders.com/onlyfans/statistics/spending/cities

Sources: Financial Times (via Benzinga / Yahoo Finance), Aug 2026; Similarweb, onlyfans.com traffic by country, Sep 2026; Google Trends, “onlyfans”, United States, 2025; Nielsen, Local Television Market Universe Estimates 2024–2025.

OnlyFans spending by city — FAQ

Which city spends the most on OnlyFans?

In total, the Los Angeles, CA area: an estimated $189M in 2025, followed by New York, NY ($183M), Chicago, IL ($98M), Dallas–Fort Worth, TX ($84M).

Which city spends the most on OnlyFans per household?

Odessa–Midland, TX: about $51 per household a year, against $27 for the US as a whole. Next come Yuma, AZ–El Centro, CA, Harlingen–Weslaco–Brownsville–McAllen, TX, Laredo, TX.

Which city spends the least on OnlyFans?

Per household, Missoula, MT ($15 a year), then Charlottesville, VA, Lafayette, IN.

What counts as a city here?

A Nielsen media market (DMA): a metro area with its suburbs and surrounding counties, the same areas Google Trends reports on. There are 210 of them and every US home is in exactly one, so together they add up to the national total.

Is this real OnlyFans spending data?

No — OnlyFans doesn't publish spending by country, state or city. These are estimates: OnlyFans' reported worldwide fan payments, the US share of its traffic, and each metro area's share of Google searches for OnlyFans weighted by its number of homes. Use the ranges and treat close ranks as ties.