At Findapeach.com, we operate at the intersection of data science and adult content. As one of the leading metasearch engines for OnlyFans and their over 400 million monthly visitors, we focus on the platform's most active creators - a number closer to 689,000 who are regularly publishing and monetizing their work. This unique position gives us a front-row view of both the creator and consumer sides of the industry.

With an estimated $7.22 billion generated annually on the platform, a key question emerges: Where are creators really based, and which countries and cities truly punch above their weight when adjusted for adult population?

For this study, we analyzed nearly 700,000 active OnlyFans profiles across 102 countries and the world's top 100 creator cities to rank locations by two metrics: raw creator count and creators per 100,000 adults. The findings reveal clear global hubs alongside some surprising overperformers.

How We Built the Dataset

The dataset combines our proprietary scraper (which continuously crawls OnlyFans for creator data) with a third-party export of verified profiles. We applied strict inclusion criteria for active accounts: login activity within the last 6 months, at least 5 posts or media items, and no inactive or closed status. This means the dataset represents creators who are actively trying to generate revenue on the platform - not every account ever registered. Free-text locations were cleaned and standardized (e.g., "Chicago" becomes Chicago; whimsical entries like "Hogwarts" or "North Pole" are marked Unknown).

City-level entries are validated against a master reference database to ensure only genuine cities appear in the rankings - territories, regions, and vague descriptors are excluded. Comparisons use metro-area populations (sourced from Macrotrends) rather than strict city limits, as creators typically self-identify with the nearest major hub (e.g., Evanston creators list "Chicago"; Fort Lauderdale creators often say "Miami"). Boroughs and satellite areas are aggregated into parent metros (e.g., Brooklyn merges into New York City). Dallas Fort Worth is retained as a single ranking entry despite spanning two cities - the bulk of creators in that metro self-list their location as "Dallas Fort Worth" with no consistent split between Dallas proper and Fort Worth, so any disaggregation would be arbitrary; the metro is treated as one entity for ranking purposes. Where precise 18+ population data was unavailable, we estimated adult populations using UN/World Bank age-structure models.

The results provide the clearest publicly available snapshot to date of where OnlyFans creators are concentrated globally - both in absolute numbers and on a per-adult-population basis.

Instructions for Journalists

How to use this page:

• This page covers two datasets: Country Analysis (100 countries) and Top 100 Global Cities (spanning 21 countries).
• Sort columns to compare creator count, creator density per 100,000 adults, average earnings, and how creator income compares to the local minimum wage.
• The Country Analysis includes a top-N earnings comparison - showing the average annual earnings for the top 1,000 / top 50 / top 10 creators in each country, paired with a comparable local profession in each country.
• The Top 100 Global Cities table adds cost-of-living and purchasing power columns, letting you compare what creator earnings are actually worth in different cities.

The Total Models figures in the tables below are extrapolated estimates that account for creators who don't list a location. The profile counts shown on individual Findapeach pages are observed (raw) counts. Both are valid - they answer different questions. For definitions, formulas, and caveats, see the Methodology section at the bottom of the page.