Los Angeles Residents Spent $134 Million on OnlyFans
The city ranked second globally in both total spending and per-adult spending intensity during 2025.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Sex Life
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Los Angeles residents spent $134.8 million on OnlyFans in 2025, marking a significant contribution to the platform's global revenue. This spending level secured the city the second-place spot worldwide for both total expenditures and per-adult spending intensity.
Why it matters
The high volume of spending reflects the city's established local attention economy, which is heavily influenced by its deep-rooted ecosystem of media studios, talent agencies, and creator-focused businesses.
Los Angeles per-adult spending on OnlyFans grew 14.09% over the past year. Portland currently leads in per-adult spending, though Los Angeles is expected to surpass it in the next reporting cycle.
The players
Fenix International
This is the parent company of OnlyFans whose audited financial filings were used to model city-level spending estimates.
The details
Researchers determined these figures by applying search volume data to an income-weighted basket of keywords alongside audited filings from Fenix International. While New York currently leads the world in total spending, Los Angeles remains a top competitor in the national market, which accounts for $4.82 billion of the $7.8 billion global total.
Timeline
2025 was the primary period of tracked OnlyFans spending for the report.
September 2026 is the scheduled release date for the OnlyFans Wrapped 2026 report.
Culture Shift
The rise in local platform spending mirrors a broader shift toward the creator economy and individual subscription-based content consumption. This trend follows the pattern set by the 2025 OnlyFans spending report, highlighting how regional attention economies influence digital revenue.
This trend highlights an increasing local financial commitment to independent digital creators rather than traditional media outlets. Readers may find their local neighborhood's reputation as a creative hub continues to drive these digital consumption patterns.
The takeaway
The data suggests that regional economic ties to creator industries correlate strongly with higher individual spending on digital platforms. Residents should remain aware of how local industry trends frequently translate into shifts in personal digital consumption habits.
What happens next
The OnlyFans Wrapped 2026 report is scheduled for release in September 2026.
Further reading
Find more insights into the region's digital habits on our Sex Life section page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by RFTimes.
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