❯ OnlyFans Paid Creators $6.3B in FY, Net Revenue Up ~10% YoY

UK FILINGAccounts filed by parent company Fenix International with Companies House show that in the fiscal year ended November 30, 2025, OnlyFans paid out $6.3 billion to creators, with net revenue up ~10% YoY to roughly $1.55 billion and pre-tax profit up 5% to $715 million. Cumulative payouts over the past decade have surpassed $30 billion.

CREATOR BASEThe filing shows the platform’s creator accounts have reached 5 million. Since 2016, 5,076 people have cumulatively earned over $1 million — roughly 10 in 10,000 of all creators. The payout ratio has held steady at 80/20 (creators keep 80%, the platform keeps 20%), a rarity in the creator economy: the take rate has never been cut as scale expanded. Most content platforms today are raising take rates as they grow.

BENCHMARKAt a moment when AI content platforms largely can’t explain how creators make money, this filing’s reference value is that it is the only large UGC platform with a fully public revenue-share ledger. $6.3 billion in actual payouts versus $1.55 billion in net revenue — the ratio is out in the open. Any product claiming to remake the creator economy with AI must confront this proven benchmark when presenting its own split terms; the cost of creator migration is baked into that ratio.

▪ SIGNALThe 80/20 split hasn’t changed in a decade — a number that says more about the platform’s bargaining position than any creator-friendly manifesto.