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OnlyFans creators per 100,000 adults

Findapeach scraping data on 143 active Inland Empire profiles (United States).

143
Active Inland Empire profiles
Extrapolated total: 275
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3.97
Per 100k Inland Empire adults
City pop: 4,500,000
$2M
Inland Empire creator economy
Allocated from $5.76B global pool

By neighbourhood / area

Sub-areas of Inland Empire with at least one observed creator and population data.

Riverside County
3.67 /100k

📊 Earnings vs the Inland Empire labour market

Average creator earnings against local benchmarks (annual, USD).

Avg OF creator (Inland Empire)
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$7,273
National min wage (annualised)
$15,072
Median household income
$74,580
PPP-adjusted earnings (NYC=100)
$7,273

The average Inland Empire OnlyFans creator earns 48% of full-time min wage (5.8 months equivalent) and 10% of median household income. Local cost-of-living index is 100 (NYC=100), so those dollars buy +0% of what they would in NYC.

🏭 Size vs peer-scale Inland Empire industries (estimates)

Inland Empire OnlyFans creators generated about $2M in 2024. Compared to similarly-sized Inland Empire industries:

Inland Empire indie cinema box office (est.)
$143M
Inland Empire tattoo industry (est.)
$64M
Inland Empire podcasting industry (est.)
$43M
Inland Empire live comedy circuit (est.)
$36M
Inland Empire comic & graphic novel market (est.)
$29M
Inland Empire vinyl records sales (est.)
$21M
Inland Empire esports prize pool (est.)
$18M
Inland Empire OnlyFans creators
$2M

The Inland Empire creator economy is smaller than Inland Empire esports prize pool (est.) ($2M vs $18M). Distributed across 275 individual creators with no studio, label, or distributor in between.

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Source: Findapeach.com active publish-status profiles in Inland Empire. Density = observed ÷ adult population (80%) × 100,000. Extrapolation ×1.9209. Industry sizes shown with "(est.)" are city-share of country GDP estimates, not measured.