New Yorkers Spent $87M on OnlyFans in 2025, With Manhattan Leading the Charge

The 'Big Fapple' topped the nation in OnlyFans spending, with Manhattan residents accounting for $38 million of the total.

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

New Yorkers spent a staggering $87 million on the content creator site OnlyFans in 2025, making it the highest-spending city in the nation. Manhattan led the way, with residents spending $38 million, or 2.3 times the city average and 2.7 times the New York state average. Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Staten Island rounded out the top five boroughs in OnlyFans spending.

Why it matters

The high OnlyFans spending in New York City highlights the growing popularity and normalization of adult content consumption, particularly in the nation's largest city. It also raises questions about the societal and economic impacts of this trend, as well as potential regulatory considerations around the adult content industry.

The details

According to data from OnlyGuider, an OnlyFans search engine, Manhattan residents spent the most on the platform at $38 million, followed by Queens ($15.9 million), Brooklyn ($14.6 million), the Bronx ($6.3 million), and Staten Island ($3.1 million). An additional $23.8 million was spent within the city limits but couldn't be attributed to a specific borough. In total, New York City accounted for 38% of the $167.1 million spent on OnlyFans across New York state in 2025.

  • In 2025, New Yorkers spent a total of $87 million on OnlyFans.

The players

OnlyGuider

An OnlyFans search engine that provided the data on OnlyFans spending in New York City and New York state.

Sam Pierce

The CEO of OnlyGuider, who explained the methodology for attributing OnlyFans spending to specific boroughs in New York City.

Angela White

An adult actress who has been previously named as one of the highest-grossing OnlyFans creators.

Bonny Blue

A controversial model who has also been previously named as one of the highest-grossing OnlyFans creators.

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What they’re saying

“Think of New York City as a giant bucket and the boroughs as five smaller jars inside it. While most of the money lands in the jars, about $24 million landed in the bucket but missed the jars. We know that money was spent inside the city, but because of how we're attributing revenue to search volume, we couldn't pin some of it to a specific neighborhood, so it only shows up in the 'City' total.”

— Sam Pierce, CEO of OnlyGuider (nypost.com)

“'Free' is interesting because most people want something for nothing but creators entice people to spend via direct messages,”

— OnlyGuider spokesperson (nypost.com)

The takeaway

The staggering $87 million spent by New Yorkers on OnlyFans in 2025 highlights the growing normalization and popularity of adult content consumption, particularly in the nation's largest city. This trend raises important questions about the societal and economic impacts, as well as potential regulatory considerations around the adult content industry.