Portland Ranked First in OnlyFans Spending
Local residents spent $455,291 per 10,000 adults, topping global markets in the 2025 fiscal year.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Sex Life
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Portland topped all global markets for OnlyFans spending per adult during the fiscal year ending November 30, 2025. Data from OnlyFinder shows local residents contributed to a $7.8 billion global platform total.
Why it matters
The ranking reflects an ongoing trend of heavy U.S. engagement on the platform, which accounted for 62 percent of total global spending. It remains unclear how much of this local spending aligns with Portland's broader digital economy or shifting consumer habits.
Portland residents spent $455,291 per 10,000 adults, a 3.05 percent increase over the prior year. While New York led in total volume with $169.6 million, the exact distribution of user intent remains unmeasured.
The players
Fenix International Ltd.
The parent company of OnlyFans that filed audited financial reports with United Kingdom regulators.
OnlyFinder
A search-demand data analysis firm that modeled the city-specific spending rankings.
The details
OnlyFinder modeled these figures by distributing audited global revenue across 262 markets based on search-demand data and conversion rates. The analysis anchored these totals to official filings made by Fenix International Ltd. with United Kingdom Companies House. The report shows the platform retains a 20 percent commission, while creators kept an estimated $6.2 billion of the total $7.8 billion spent globally.
Timeline
The fiscal year ended on November 30, 2025.
Spending data represents the past year.
Beyond the Bridges
This ranking follows the fiscal 2025 financial disclosures from Fenix International Ltd. that documented a 7.6 percent increase in total platform revenue. It marks a departure from typical consumer spending trends by highlighting how niche subscription-based platforms capture local wallet share.
The figures indicate a broad increase in local platform usage, averaging roughly $46 per capita. Residents may see this reflected in personal digital subscriptions as national platform engagement continues to climb.
The takeaway
Portland's digital spending patterns are currently outpacing major hubs like New York on a per-capita basis. Residents interested in personal finance trends may want to track ongoing annual disclosures from the platform's parent company to see if this growth rate persists.
Further reading
For more on how local digital trends intersect with personal habits, see the Sex Life section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by RFTimes.
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