The 15 Richest and Highest-Paid OnlyFans Performers

For most of the adult entertainment industry's history, the performers were not the ones getting rich. They were merely paid contractors doing a quick job (among other jobs).

A performer might receive a few hundred or a few thousand dollars to film a scene. Once the cameras stopped rolling, the paycheck was generally complete. There were no royalties when the film was rented, purchased, licensed overseas, repackaged as part of a compilation, sold through a website, or watched millions of times years later.

For decades, the real power rested with adult entertainment conglomerates such as Playboy, Vivid Entertainment, Wicked Pictures, Digital Playground, and the companies that controlled distribution. They owned the studios, websites, trademarks, subscriber lists, production libraries, and relationships with cable companies, hotels, video stores, and international distributors. The performers supplied the product. The shareholders received the long-term profits.

Take Mia Khalifa, for example. Mia is easily one of the most famous adult stars of all time. Want to guess how many scenes she performed in total? Considering her level of fame, you might be thinking hundreds. The actual answer? 12. And want to know how much she got paid for those 12 scenes? $1,000 a pop. $12,000 total. Meanwhile, her content has generated tens of millions, probably hundreds of millions of dollars for other people.

Clearly, this system was not fair. Thankfully, OnlyFans burned that old system down to the ground.

OnlyFans was launched in 2016 by British brothers Tim and Thomas Stokely. It was taken mainstream after the late internet entrepreneur Leonid Radvinsky acquired a controlling stake in 2018.

OnlyFans gave performers the ability to sell directly to their audiences. They controlled the content, schedule, pricing, and customer relationship. A creator could charge recurring subscription fees, sell individual videos, collect tips, offer paid messages, and continue earning from the same library month after month. OnlyFans keeps 20% of the revenue. The creator receives the remaining 80%.

Performers no longer needed a studio executive to hire them, a distributor to carry their work, or a major website to introduce them to customers. Anyone with a sufficiently large or devoted audience could become an independent subscription business.

Some of the biggest beneficiaries were established adult stars such as Riley Reid, Angela White, Brandi Love, and Mia Khalifa. Others—including Sophie Rain, Bhad Bhabie, Amouranth, Corinna Kopf, and Bella Thorne—arrived with audiences developed through TikTok, Twitch, music, reality television, YouTube, or mainstream acting.

The resulting fortunes have been extraordinary. A handful of creators have produced earnings statements showing tens of millions of dollars in platform revenue. Sophie Rain surpassed $100 million in cumulative gross OnlyFans sales. Bhad Bhabie's financial statements showed more than $71 million in gross revenue. Corinna Kopf said she generated $67 million before leaving the platform.

Unfortunately, the OnlyFans boom also produced an endless stream of imaginary earnings claims.

Perhaps the most infamous example involves Blac Chyna. For years, websites and social media posts claimed that she was making $20 million per month

At that rate, Blac Chyna would have earned $240 million per year, making her one of the highest-paid entertainers in the world. The claim was false.

While testifying under oath in 2022, Chyna revealed that she had earned $1 million in total during roughly two years on OnlyFans. That is still an excellent result, but it is about 480 times lower than the widely repeated $20 million monthly figure.

So today we are exploring the actual richest and highest-paid OnlyFans performers in the world. For a ranking focused specifically on people whose public careers began in conventional adult films, see our complete list of the richest porn stars in the world.

The ranking below separates credible earnings disclosures from internet mythology. It is ordered by each creator's current net worth—not by viral claims about monthly income. Where documented or directly claimed OnlyFans figures are available, we have included them and explained whether they represent gross revenue, creator payouts, or unverified claims.

The 15 Richest and Highest-Paid OnlyFans Creators

#1: Sophie Rain — Net Worth $45 Million

Sophie Rain became one of the highest-earning subscription creators in history within just a few years of joining OnlyFans.

Rain initially built her audience through TikTok, Instagram, and other social platforms. She then converted that enormous free audience into paying subscribers and customers purchasing premium messages and content.

In November 2024, Rain displayed an OnlyFans dashboard showing $43.5 million in gross earnings during her first year. By early 2026, her cumulative dashboard total had climbed to $101.2 million.

After the platform's 20% fee, $101.2 million in gross revenue would leave roughly $81 million in creator payouts before taxes, employees, management, production expenses, spending, and charitable donations.

Rain also co-founded Bop House, a Florida-based content collective whose members collaborated on social media and promoted their individual subscription pages.

• Net Worth: $45 million
• Displayed OnlyFans Gross: $101.2 million
• Implied Creator Payout Before Taxes and Expenses: $81 million

#2: Bhad Bhabie — Net Worth $35 Million

Danielle Bregoli, better known as Bhad Bhabie, transformed a viral appearance on "Dr. Phil" into a rap career, endorsement deals, merchandise, social media fame, and one of the largest documented fortunes in OnlyFans history.

Bregoli opened her account six days after turning 18 in April 2021. During her first six hours, the account generated $1.03 million from subscriptions, paid messages, and tips.

An earnings statement she shared in July 2024 covered the period from April 2021 through July 2024. It showed $71.3 million in gross revenue and $57 million in creator payouts after OnlyFans took its share.

More than $32 million of her payout came from direct messages, demonstrating that monthly subscription fees are not always the largest source of OnlyFans income.

Bregoli has invested some of her earnings in multimillion-dollar real estate, including homes in Florida and California.

• Net Worth: $35 million
• Displayed OnlyFans Gross: $71.3 million
• Displayed Creator Payout: $57 million

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#3: Amouranth — Net Worth $35 Million

Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, built her original audience through cosplay, Twitch livestreams, YouTube, and social media.

She later converted that following into an extremely profitable subscription business. Amouranth disclosed that she was earning $1.5 million per month from OnlyFans during one of her peak periods and said her cumulative earnings had exceeded $30 million.

Unlike many creators who keep their finances private, Amouranth has frequently discussed how she invests her income. Her holdings have included gas stations, commercial properties, stocks, cryptocurrency, an inflatable pool-toy company, and creator-focused businesses.

Her fortune has also benefited from streaming contracts and other platforms, making OnlyFans one part of a broader digital entertainment and investment empire.

• Net Worth: $35 million
• Reported OnlyFans Earnings: More than $30 million
• Reported Peak Monthly Income: $1.5 million

#4: Corinna Kopf — Net Worth $30 Million

Corinna Kopf developed her following through Instagram, YouTube, gaming streams, and her association with David Dobrik and the Vlog Squad.

Kopf launched her OnlyFans account in 2021 with millions of followers already familiar with her online persona. She later said that she earned $4 million during one of her earliest months and routinely generated between $1 million and $2 million per month.

Before leaving the platform, Kopf revealed that she had produced $67 million in cumulative OnlyFans revenue. If that represented gross sales, the platform's 20% fee would reduce her payout to $53.6 million before taxes and other expenses.

She announced in October 2024 that she was retiring from OnlyFans.

• Net Worth: $30 million
• Claimed OnlyFans Revenue: $67 million
• Reported Peak Monthly Income: As much as $4 million

#5: Iggy Azalea — Net Worth $25 Million

Iggy Azalea joined OnlyFans in January 2023 as part of a multimedia project titled "Hotter Than Hell." The project combined photographs, videos, music, poetry, and visual art.

Azalea later claimed that she became the platform's highest-earning creator during 2023. She did not release an earnings dashboard or financial statement supporting that claim.

Reports that Azalea earned $48 million during her first year—and as much as $9.2 million per month—were based on third-party calculations that were repeated across entertainment websites without independent verification.

Azalea may have earned many millions from the platform, but her precise OnlyFans total is unknown. Her $25 million net worth also includes music royalties, touring, endorsements, investments, and the sale of portions of her music catalog.

• Net Worth: $25 million
• OnlyFans Earnings: Not publicly verified
• Widely Repeated $48 Million Claim: Unconfirmed

#6: Jem Wolfie — Net Worth $20 Million

Jem Wolfie was one of OnlyFans' earliest breakout creators. The Australian model originally built a following through fitness, food, basketball, and lifestyle content.

OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely identified Wolfie as the platform's most successful creator during its early years. At the time, she reportedly had more than 10,000 subscribers paying $15 per month.

Stokely confirmed that Wolfie earned more than $2 million during her first several months. Later reports placed her daily earnings as high as $30,000, though she has not released a complete dashboard showing her lifetime total.

Wolfie's income has also included sponsorships, social media promotions, modeling, fitness content, and business ventures.

• Net Worth: $20 million
• Confirmed Early OnlyFans Earnings: More than $2 million
• Lifetime Platform Total: Not publicly disclosed

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#7: Riley Reid — Net Worth $20 Million

Riley Reid entered OnlyFans with an enormous audience developed during nearly a decade as one of the adult industry's most popular performers.

In 2021, Reid was generating between $500,000 and $600,000 per month from OnlyFans. Her direct-to-fan business also includes an independent subscription website, paid promotions for other creators, content licensing, merchandise, and other ventures.

Reid's advantage over many traditional performers is that she gradually shifted from earning studio scene fees to owning and distributing her work. That allowed her to retain a much larger share of revenue while continuing to monetize her existing fame and catalog.

In 2021, she paid $4.8 million in cash for a Pasadena estate, providing unusually strong public evidence of the fortune she accumulated during the subscription-platform boom.

• Net Worth: $20 million
• Reported Monthly OnlyFans Income: $500,000 to $600,000
• Reported Annualized Income: $6 million to $7.2 million

#8: Bella Thorne — Net Worth $14 Million

Bella Thorne demonstrated how quickly an established mainstream audience could be converted into OnlyFans revenue.

When she launched her account in August 2020, Thorne generated $1 million during her first 24 hours and $2 million during her first week. The launch temporarily overwhelmed the platform and established a record that Bhad Bhabie later broke.

By 2021, Thorne had grossed at least $10 million from OnlyFans. Later claims that she earned $11 million every month were not supported by any publicly released dashboard, financial statement, or direct disclosure.

Her overall net worth also includes income from acting, directing, music, endorsements, social media, and real estate.

• Net Worth: $14 million
• Confirmed First-Week Earnings: $2 million
• Reported Cumulative Gross: At least $10 million

#9: Mia Khalifa — Net Worth $14 Million

Mia Khalifa earned just $12,000 from the brief adult-film career that made her internationally famous.

Unlike the studios that continued profiting from her scenes, Khalifa eventually gained control over the monetization of her audience. She built income streams through OnlyFans, sponsorships, social media, modeling, merchandise, appearances, and the jewelry company Sheytan.

Khalifa has ranked among the top 0.01% of creators on subscription platforms. Her annual digital-subscription income has been reported at more than $5 million, although she has not released a dashboard documenting her monthly or lifetime total.

Claims that she earns more than $6 million every month are based on the same type of unsupported internet rankings that created the false Blac Chyna figure.

• Net Worth: $14 million
• Annual Subscription Income: More than $5 million
• Documented Lifetime OnlyFans Total: Not disclosed

#10: Trisha Paytas — Net Worth $14 Million

Trisha Paytas has monetized nearly every stage of internet culture through YouTube, music, reality television, podcasts, Patreon, merchandise, appearances, livestreams, and OnlyFans.

Paytas has been described as earning as much as $1 million per month from OnlyFans during peak periods. However, she has not published a complete dashboard showing her lifetime revenue.

OnlyFans is also just one component of a much broader media operation. Her other income sources include the "Just Trish" podcast, YouTube advertising, sponsorships, touring, music, merchandise, and paid memberships.

In 2021, Paytas and her husband paid $3.7 million for a mansion in Westlake Village, California.

• Net Worth: $14 million
• Reported Peak Monthly OnlyFans Income: As much as $1 million
• Documented Lifetime Platform Total: Not disclosed

#11: Belle Delphine — Net Worth $10 Million

Belle Delphine built one of the internet's most carefully engineered personal brands through cosplay, modeling, trolling, performance art, merchandise, and adult content.

Before joining OnlyFans, Delphine demonstrated her ability to turn internet notoriety into direct sales by marketing jars of "GamerGirl Bath Water." The stunt received worldwide media coverage and helped solidify her reputation as both a model and an elaborate online provocateur.

Delphine later displayed receipts indicating that her OnlyFans account was averaging $1 million per month. Her revenue has also included Patreon, merchandise, premium videos, sponsorships, and direct content sales.

Her success came not just from the material she sold, but from creating an intentionally exaggerated character that fans followed across platforms.

• Net Worth: $10 million
• Claimed Average Monthly OnlyFans Income: $1 million

#12: Sophie Mudd — Net Worth $10 Million

Sophie Mudd developed a large following through Instagram modeling, lifestyle content, and brand collaborations before expanding to OnlyFans.

By the time she entered the subscription business, Mudd already had millions of followers who could be converted into paying customers. That audience allowed her to build a profitable direct-to-consumer operation without first establishing a traditional adult-film career.

Mudd has also earned money from modeling, sponsorships, social media partnerships, and acting. She appeared in several episodes of the HBO series "The Idol."

Although she is frequently described as one of OnlyFans' leading models, Mudd has not released a dashboard or confirmed a precise monthly or lifetime earnings figure.

• Net Worth: $10 million
• OnlyFans Earnings: Not publicly disclosed

#13: Breckie Hill — Net Worth $10 Million

Breckie Hill built her original following through TikTok, Instagram, modeling content, and viral comparisons to gymnast and social media personality Olivia Dunne.

Hill has said she turned to OnlyFans rather than assuming the roughly $85,000 annual cost of attending college. The decision quickly became more lucrative than the conventional career path she had been considering.

During a 2023 interview, Hill claimed that she was earning more than $500,000 per month from OnlyFans. She also said she once generated more than $300,000 in a single day.

Those figures came directly from Hill but have not been independently verified through a public dashboard or financial filing.

• Net Worth: $10 million
• Claimed Monthly OnlyFans Income: More than $500,000
• Claimed Best Single Day: More than $300,000

#14: Angela White — Net Worth $10 Million

Angela White combined an exceptionally successful traditional adult career with production ownership, direct subscriptions, licensing, and independent distribution.

White owns AGW Entertainment and controls a large catalog of films and digital content. That gives her the ability to earn from both new releases and older work without surrendering all of the long-term value to an outside studio.

She has said that her OnlyFans account ranks within the platform's top 0.01% of creators. She has not released a dashboard showing the precise amount she earns monthly or cumulatively.

White's fortune therefore comes from a broader business than OnlyFans alone, including studio work, directing, production, licensing, her personal website, appearances, and ownership of intellectual property.

• Net Worth: $10 million
• OnlyFans Ranking: Top 0.01% of creators
• Precise Platform Earnings: Not publicly disclosed

#15: Brandi Love — Net Worth $8 Million

Brandi Love began operating a paid subscription website years before OnlyFans transformed the creator economy.

Her experience with website memberships, direct marketing, production, subscriber retention, and audience management allowed her to move naturally onto newer subscription platforms. Love has described her business as containing seven major sources of revenue.

Those sources include OnlyFans, her independent website, content licensing, studio work, appearances, digital promotions, Traffic Stop Media, and real estate investments.

Love has not released an OnlyFans dashboard, so claims about her exact monthly income should be treated cautiously. Her $8 million fortune reflects more than two decades of subscription revenue, content ownership, business income, and investment activity.

• Net Worth: $8 million
• OnlyFans Earnings: Not publicly disclosed

Major OnlyFans Earners Who Did Not Make the Top 15

A creator can earn an extraordinary amount during a single month or year without yet accumulating a top-15 net worth. The opposite is also true: a wealthy celebrity may operate an OnlyFans account without making enough from the platform to rank among its highest earners.

Shannon Elizabeth — Net Worth $2.5 Million

Shannon Elizabeth launched an OnlyFans account in April 2026 and generated more than $1.2 million during her first seven days.

The "American Pie" actress said the one-week total exceeded what she had earned from "American Pie," "Scary Movie," and "Love Actually" combined.

Her long-term subscriber retention remains unknown, so one extraordinary launch week is not enough to place her among the 15 richest creators. It does, however, demonstrate the continuing financial value of nostalgia and an established mainstream fan base.

Bonnie Blue — Net Worth $5 Million

Bonnie Blue was generating £600,000 per month—roughly $815,000—during the peak of her OnlyFans career.

After the platform's 20% share, that would leave $650,000 per month before taxes and expenses.

OnlyFans permanently banned Blue in June 2025 after determining that promotional material connected to an extreme planned event violated its policies. Because her extremely high earning period was relatively brief, her net worth is $5 million rather than assuming that her peak monthly income continued indefinitely.

Denise Richards — Net Worth $400 Thousand

Denise Richards provides a useful example of why monthly income and current net worth are not interchangeable.

During divorce proceedings, her estranged husband claimed that Richards generated between $200,000 and $300,000 per month from OnlyFans. Richards disputed his broader description of her finances and said that she was struggling with expenses, debt, legal fees, and access to older investments.

Even assuming the OnlyFans income claim is accurate, high ongoing earnings do not necessarily translate into a large accumulated fortune.