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How much money OnlyFans creators make

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The subscription platform OnlyFans has become a lucrative service for creators to publish exclusive content, and it has boomed among adult entertainers.

We spoke with eight OnlyFans models about how much money they made in a year, and their answers ranged from $143,000 to $5.4 million.

Read more about exactly how much these eight OnlyFans creators earned and how they did it

Even higher than that was Bryce Adams, who made $9.6 million in a year, she told Business Insider.

"I have over 300 videos that I've made," she said at the time. "I like to have a lot of variety, and it's always something new, so I'm not just heading up the same thing."

Read about how Adams built her OnlyFans business to millions in yearly revenue

Adams isn't the only one pulling in major cash. Users spent $6.6 billion on OnlyFans during the company's last fiscal year, according to its most recent tax filing.

Creators on OnlyFans can make money in a variety of ways:

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Karley Stokes, an OnlyFans creator in the top 0.01%.  Courtesy of Karley Stokes

How much money OnlyFans models make

Creators on OnlyFans don't generally earn money from a single income stream — they often take advantage of the various monetization options the platform offers, as well as making money off-platform.

How much OnlyFans creators with fewer than 10,000 fans earn:

How much OnlyFans creators that have between 10,000 and 100,000 fans earn:

How much OnlyFans creators with over 100,000 fans earn:

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Marta was a reporter covering influencers and the creator economy for Business Insider. Her reporting ranged from extensive coverage of TikTok's shopping feature, Shop, to stories about building a career on YouTube, and creator-economy startups.She has also covered how creators build lucrative businesses on OnlyFans, and on the rise of UGC, or user-generated content, as a form of advertisement.She graduated with a Master's degree at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in 2021, and worked as a reporting fellow at nonprofit newsroom Coda Story.