Portland Ranked First for OnlyFans Spending in 2025

The city led all global markets in per-adult spending on the platform during the fiscal year ending November 30, 2025.

Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Sex Life

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Portland residents reached the top spot for per-capita spending on OnlyFans in 2025, with local expenditures hitting $455,291 per 10,000 adults. This figure represents a 3.05 percent increase in local platform spending over the previous year.

Why it matters

The analysis reflects a broader trend of rising subscription-based content consumption, with U.S. users driving 62 percent of the total $7.8 billion spent globally on the platform. These figures are based on audited corporate filings and search-demand modeling that highlights shifting digital entertainment habits.

Portland residents spent an average of $46 per head, securing the top rank across 262 analyzed markets. While Portland led per-capita, New York recorded the highest total volume with $169.6 million in platform spending.

The players

OnlyFinder

This organization tracks and analyzes consumer spending trends across the OnlyFans platform using proprietary search-demand modeling.

Fenix International Ltd.

This company acts as the parent organization for OnlyFans and provides audited financial reports to the United Kingdom Companies House.

The details

OnlyFinder utilized search-demand data to allocate the $7.8 billion global spending total, which was confirmed through audited reports filed with the United Kingdom Companies House by Fenix International Ltd. The modeling process accounted for conversion rates and restricted rankings to markets with at least 200,000 adults to ensure statistical relevance.

The data covers the fiscal year ending November 30, 2025.
The findings were compiled during the past year.

Culture Shift

This ranking aligns with the Fenix International Ltd. audited fiscal year 2025 platform spending report, which confirms that subscription-based content has moved into the mainstream of digital media. The data suggests that local market preferences are increasingly decoupled from total population size, favoring niche digital engagement.

The top-ranking status reflects a shift in Portland local spending habits toward subscription-based digital entertainment. For residents, this confirms that the local market maintains a higher intensity of engagement with platform creators compared to other major urban centers.

The takeaway

The data demonstrates how search-demand modeling can reveal localized spending variations within global digital marketplaces. Readers should consider how their own digital consumption habits compare to national averages as subscription-based models continue to capture a larger share of the entertainment economy.