OnlyFans Top Earners in 2026: Reported Earnings and Sources

OnlyFans does not publish a top earners list. These are the largest figures creators have shown or stated in public, with each one's period, gross or net basis and evidence label, checked on 7 October 2026.

By Sasha Bell·October 8, 2026·14 min read
OnlyFans Top Earners in 2026: Reported Earnings and Sources

OnlyFans top earners are easy to list and hard to verify. OnlyFans does not publish a ranking or a full list of creator earnings, though it has confirmed a few individual milestones. Every figure here comes from a public statement, screenshot, interview or court record.

The largest total we could trace is Sophie Rain's self-shown total of about $110 million in all-time gross earnings, on a screenshot she showed in May 2026. It is not audited, it is not net, and it covers about three years, not one.

Each figure keeps its earning period, whether it is gross or net, and an evidence label. Figures were checked against the named sources on 7 October 2026.

Key takeaways

  • OnlyFans does not publish a top earners list or full earnings data, though it has confirmed a few individual milestones. Any ranking with dollar figures is a compilation, not platform data.

  • Largest traced disclosure: Sophie Rain, about $110 million all-time gross on a May 2026 screenshot. Self-shown and unaudited.

  • Gross and net together: only Bhad Bhabie ($71.3 million gross, $57.1 million net to July 2024) and Amouranth ($57.06 million gross, $45.65 million net to January 2024) showed both.

  • Famous monthly figures such as $20 million a month for Blac Chyna have no original source we could find. She testified in 2022 to about $1 million in total.

  • OnlyFans says 5,076 creators have earned more than $1 million since 2016, against 5.063 million creator accounts in fiscal 2025.

OnlyFans top earners at a glance

This table shows the largest public figure we could trace for each creator. It is grouped by type of figure, not ranked, because lifetime totals, launch weeks and court testimony cannot be sorted into one honest order.

How each evidence label is assigned is explained further down, under How we source and label every earnings figure.

Creator

Reported figure

Earning period

Gross or net

Original source and date

Evidence label

Compare note

Sophie Rain

About $110 million

All time, 2023 to May 2026

Gross

Screenshot shown on VladTV, 26 May 2026

Self-reported, unaudited

Lifetime, not annual

Bhad Bhabie

$71.3 million gross, $57.1 million net

April 2021 to July 2024

Both shown

Instagram story screenshot, July 2024

Self-reported, unaudited

Lifetime. Net is 80% of gross

Amouranth

$57.06 million gross, $45.65 million net

January 2020 to January 2024

Both shown

Statement screenshot on X, 9 January 2024

Self-reported, unaudited

Four-year total. Net is 80% of gross

Corinna Kopf

$67 million

2021 to 2024

Not stated

2024 Twitch stream, per Complex, October 2024

Secondary reporting only

Basis unknown

Bryce Adams (alias)

$6.5 million

January 2021 to August 2022

Not stated

Business Insider, 26 August 2022

Document-backed

Three accounts combined

Shannon Elizabeth

Over $1.2 million

First week, April 2026

Gross

Variety, 28 April 2026

Self-reported, unaudited

One launch week

Bella Thorne

Over $1 million

First 24 hours, August 2020

Not stated

OnlyFans, as reported by Variety, 26 August 2020

Self-reported, unaudited

One launch day

Blac Chyna

About $1 million

April 2020 to April 2022

Not stated

Trial testimony, per TMZ, 21 April 2022

Secondary reporting only

Two-year total

Blac Chyna at RuPaul's DragCon LA 2019

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Who has publicly reported the highest OnlyFans earnings?

On the evidence we could trace, Sophie Rain has shown the largest total, followed by Bhad Bhabie and Amouranth. That is the order of public disclosures, not proof of who the highest earning OnlyFans creators are.

Many top accounts never post their numbers, so the true top OnlyFans earners in 2026 may not appear here at all.

Sophie Rain

Sophie Rain opened her account in May 2023, according to the New York Post. In November 2024 she posted a cropped screenshot showing $43.47 million gross for roughly one year, Thanksgiving 2023 to Thanksgiving 2024, as TMZ described it.

She told the New York Post in June 2025 that she had made about $23 million so far that year. In the same interview she said her 2024 total of $43 million was counted before OnlyFans' 20% commission.

On 26 January 2026 she posted a screen recording of her statistics page. Complex read the all-time figure as $101,209,778.70 gross. Us Weekly reported $101,206,272.78 from the same clip, plus $1.29 million for the latest 30 days.

In a VladTV interview published on 26 May 2026, she showed a screenshot that put her all-time gross at about $110 million. That is a self-shown lifetime gross total, not an audited figure, not a monthly figure and not take-home pay.

Bhad Bhabie

Bhad Bhabie, the rapper Danielle Bregoli, posted the most complete statement we found. Her July 2024 Instagram story showed $71,332,786.34 gross and $57,060,758.48 net from 1 April 2021 to 11 July 2024.

The net total split into about $32.5 million from messages, $24.0 million from subscriptions and $578,000 from tips, according to Daily Mail. Paid messages, not subscriptions, made up the biggest share.

OnlyFans itself confirmed her launch. A screenshot she posted on 1 April 2021 showed $1,030,703.43 in her first hours, and an OnlyFans representative told TheWrap she had passed $1 million in her first six hours.

In March 2025 she said on a Twitch stream with the rapper DDG that her net was "like $75 million", without showing a statement. Complex reported the remark.

Amouranth

Amouranth at DreamHack Atlanta 2024

Photo: "Amouranth at DreamHack Atlanta 2024" by Berktopian Adventures, CC BY 3.0

Amouranth, the streamer Kaitlyn Siragusa, posted a screenshot of her OnlyFans statement on X on 9 January 2024. It showed $57,058,995.18 gross and $45,651,323.47 net from 1 January 2020 to 3 January 2024.

In gross terms, messages brought in about $26.5 million, subscriptions about $20.1 million and tips about $10.4 million. The statement placed her in the top 0.01% of creators.

Corinna Kopf

Corinna Kopf's $67 million figure comes from a 2024 Twitch stream on which she showed her lifetime earnings to other streamers, as reported by Complex and Daily Mail. We could not view the stream, and no report says whether it was gross or net.

Her own words are more modest. Announcing in October 2024 that she would step away from the site, she wrote on X that leaving meant "walking away from $300,000+ dollars a month".

Shannon Elizabeth and Bella Thorne

Shannon Elizabeth at GalaxyCon Raleigh 2021

Photo: "Shannon Elizabeth Photo Op GalaxyCon Raleigh 2021" by Super Festivals, CC BY 2.0, cropped by TaurusEmerald, adjusted by FMSky

Celebrity launches produce the biggest short-window numbers. Shannon Elizabeth's page opened on 16 April 2026, and Andy Bachman, CEO of Creators Inc., told Variety she had "grossed seven figures in her first week".

Sources told Variety the figure passed $1.2 million. Elizabeth told Entertainment Tonight that the reports were true.

Bella Thorne in a 2021 OFTV interview

Photo: "Bella Thorne OnlyFans 3" by OnlyFans, CC BY 3.0

Bella Thorne set the earlier record in August 2020. She earned more than $1 million in her first 24 hours, according to OnlyFans as reported by Variety, and she told the Los Angeles Times she had made $2 million in under a week.

Neither figure is a monthly rate. A launch week shows how many fans arrived at once, not what the account earned afterwards.

Bryce Adams, a document-backed example

The rare case where a named outlet checked documents is Bryce Adams, an alias the creator uses for safety. Business Insider reported in August 2022 that her three accounts had brought in $6.5 million since January 2021, $5.4 million of it in the previous 12 months.

Insider said it verified those figures with documentation she provided. The documents are not public, which is why the label notes that the outlet reviewed them.

Which reported earnings figures are actually monthly?

Very few. If you want to know how much top OnlyFans creators make in a month, most famous numbers will not tell you, because they are lifetime totals or launch windows later repeated as a salary.

These are the month-level figures we could trace to the creator or to documents.

Creator

Monthly figure

Month or period

Gross or net

Original source and date

Evidence label

Bhad Bhabie

About $18 million

April 2021, her first month

Not stated

Instagram story screenshot, per Complex, 9 November 2023

Self-reported, unaudited

Amouranth

About $1.5 million a month

Mid 2022

Not stated

Business Insider interview, 1 September 2022

Self-reported, unaudited

Amouranth

About $812,000 to $933,000 a month

September to December 2023

Net

Statement screenshot on X, 9 January 2024, as reproduced by UNILAD

Self-reported, unaudited

Sophie Rain

$1.29 million

30 days to 26 January 2026

Not stated

Screen recording, per Us Weekly, 26 January 2026

Self-reported, unaudited

Bryce Adams (alias)

$650,000

July 2022

Not stated

Business Insider, 26 August 2022

Document-backed

Corinna Kopf

Over $300,000 a month

Around October 2024

Not stated

Her post on X, per Complex, 25 October 2024

Self-reported, unaudited

Even these are single months or rough rates. Bhad Bhabie's own month-by-month screenshot showed her income below $1 million by November 2021, according to Complex.

None of the monthly figures we traced comes close to the $9 million to $20 million a month that circulates for some celebrities. Those numbers are covered in the claims section below.

Male OnlyFans creators with publicly reported earnings

Searches for top male OnlyFans earnings mostly turn up estimates. OnlyFans does not split its figures by gender, and we found no male creator who has posted a lifetime statement like Bhad Bhabie's or Amouranth's.

These are the male figures we could trace to the creator himself or to documents.

Creator

Reported figure

Period

Original source and date

Evidence label

"Teddy Bear" (alias)

About $25,000 a month, on track for about $300,000

2022

Business Insider, 2 November 2022

Document-backed

Tyga

"Several million", no exact figure

September 2020 to August 2021

Forbes interview, 20 August 2021

Self-reported, unaudited

Chris Rail

$50,000 in one month, nearly $1 million lifetime

May 2025, and about five years to July 2025

Only Fans Insider Magazine, 24 July 2025

Self-reported, unaudited

CJ Clark

$5,000 in 24 hours, says top 0.06% of earners

His first day, and early 2025 for the rank

GQ profile, 31 January 2025

Self-reported, unaudited

Lists often credit Tyga with $7 million a month. When Forbes interviewed him in August 2021 he would only say he had made several million, and Forbes said it could not verify an estimate of about $8 million to date.

So nobody has shown who the highest paid male OnlyFans creator is. The only male figure we found with documents behind it is a creator on track for about $300,000 in 2022, far below the largest female totals above.

Celebrity earnings claims that need more context

Several numbers appear on almost every top 10 OnlyFans earners list. We could not trace any of them to the creator, OnlyFans or a filing, so we do not publish them as facts.

Missing evidence is not an accusation against anyone. It means the number should not be repeated as a known income.

Claim as it circulates

What the original record shows

Evidence label

Blac Chyna, $20 million a month

She testified in April 2022 that she had made about $1 million on OnlyFans since joining in 2020, as TMZ reported. Celebrity Net Worth traced the monthly figure to a 2021 Influencer Marketing Hub infographic of estimates

Disputed or unverified

Bella Thorne, $11 million a month

The figures we could trace cover her August 2020 launch: more than $1 million in 24 hours (OnlyFans, as reported by Variety) and about $2 million in under a week (Thorne). We found no source for a monthly $11 million

Disputed or unverified

Cardi B, $9.5 million a month, or $45 million in total

Cardi B joined OnlyFans in 2020. We found no statement from her or from OnlyFans for either number. The $45 million figure appeared on a 2023 list reported by indy100

Disputed or unverified

Iggy Azalea, $9.2 million a month, or $48 million in total

She told ABC's Nightline in 2025 that it was "not $48 million, but it's a little lower", without giving a number. In 2023 she wrote that reported amounts "don't come from a valid source"

Disputed or unverified

Tyga, $7 million a month

He told Forbes in 2021 that he had made "several million" in total and would not give a figure

Disputed or unverified

Agreement between lists is not verification. Many of these figures appear to copy one another, and the 2021 infographic Celebrity Net Worth identified credited other websites as its sources, not OnlyFans data.

Gross sales, creator payouts and personal profit

Gross is what fans paid. OnlyFans keeps 20% of every fan payment, according to its Terms of Service, so a creator's payout is 80% of gross.

Bhad Bhabie's statement shows the split at work: $57.06 million net is 80% of $71.33 million gross. Amouranth's statement, $45.65 million net of $57.06 million gross, shows the same 80%.

Payout is still not personal profit. Large accounts pay assistants, chat teams, agencies, editors and tax. Bryce Adams and her partner said they had put at least $1 million back into the business and run a team of 10, Business Insider reported.

We do not subtract guessed costs or taxes from anyone's figure. When a source does not say gross or net, the tables say not stated.

Net worth is a different measure again. Sites that rank creators by net worth are estimating total wealth, not OnlyFans revenue.

Our OnlyFans review covers billing, payouts and the platform's fees in more detail.

Why headline earnings do not show average creator income

The names above sit at the far end of a very uneven platform. Fenix International's accounts for fiscal 2025, the year ended 30 November 2025, show about $6.2 billion paid to 5.063 million creator accounts.

Spread across every account, that is a mean of about $102 a month after the 20% fee, not what a typical creator makes. It is arithmetic from the filing totals, and inactive accounts sit in the denominator.

In a 2026 statement reported by Variety, OnlyFans said 5,076 creators had earned more than $1 million since its 2016 launch, a lifetime count rather than a monthly one.

Set against 5.063 million creator accounts, that is about 1 in 997. It is a loose comparison across different periods, not a success rate.

Sophie Rain made the same point in the caption of her January 2026 recording, writing that her income "is not a reality for most creators on the platform".

Our guide to average OnlyFans income explains the mean, the median and what a typical account makes.

The most profitable OnlyFans niches are ranked separately, and one celebrity total says nothing about a whole niche.

Sites like OnlyFans to make money compares other platforms and what creators keep on each.

How we source and label every earnings figure

A figure makes this page only if we can trace it to an original record: the creator's own post, screenshot or recording, an interview with a named outlet, a statement from OnlyFans, or a court or company filing.

For each one we record the date, the earning period and whether it is gross, net or not stated. The tables name the outlet and date so the record can be found.

  • Self-reported, unaudited: the creator, their team or OnlyFans said it or showed it on screen. A screenshot shows that a claim was made. It does not audit the money.

  • Document-backed: a filing, a court record, or documents a named outlet says it reviewed. We note when the documents themselves are not public.

  • Secondary reporting only: we found the figure in news reports but could not see the original post, stream or record.

  • Disputed or unverified: no original source, conflicting records, or the creator has disputed the number.

We do not rank figures with different periods or bases against each other, we do not estimate anyone's income, and we do not link to creators' paid pages. Net worth lists, follower-based estimates and leaked material are left out.

This is not an OnlyFans top earners list in the usual sense. A name missing from it does not mean that person earns less, and a name on it is not an endorsement or a sign that the account is still active.

Frequently asked questions

OnlyFans does not publish a ranking. The largest figure a creator has shown in public is Sophie Rain's, about $110 million in all-time gross earnings on a screenshot from May 2026. It is self-shown and unaudited, and many top accounts never post their numbers.
The largest public totals run from about $57 million to about $110 million over several years, all self-reported. Monthly figures we could trace for the biggest names run from about $300,000 to $1.5 million, plus one reported launch month of about $18 million. None is audited.
On public disclosures, Sophie Rain (about $110 million gross, all time to May 2026), Bhad Bhabie ($71.3 million gross and $57.1 million net to July 2024) and Amouranth ($57.06 million gross to January 2024). These are self-reported totals over different periods, not a verified ranking.
Her July 2024 statement screenshot showed $71,332,786.34 gross and $57,060,758.48 net from April 2021 to July 2024. In March 2025 she said on a Twitch stream that her net was about $75 million, without showing a statement.
Gross. Her May 2026 screenshot and her January 2026 recording both showed all-time gross figures, before OnlyFans' 20% fee. She told the New York Post in 2025 that her 2024 total was counted before that commission.
Nobody has shown it. We found no male creator with a published lifetime statement. Tyga told Forbes in 2021 that he had made several million, and the only male figure we found backed by documents is a creator on track for about $300,000 in 2022, reported by Business Insider.
We found no original source for that figure. In April 2022 she testified that she had made about $1 million on OnlyFans since joining in 2020. Celebrity Net Worth traced the monthly claim to a 2021 infographic of estimated earnings.
No. OnlyFans does not rank creators or publish a full list of creator earnings, and its company accounts show totals only. It has confirmed a few individual milestones, such as Bella Thorne's first 24 hours in 2020 and Bhad Bhabie's first six hours in 2021.
OnlyFans said in August 2026 that 5,076 creators had earned more than $1 million since its 2016 launch, as reported by Variety. That is a lifetime count, not the number earning $1 million a year.
A screenshot proves that a creator showed a number, not that the number was audited. Screenshots can be cropped or edited, and many do not say whether a figure is gross or net. We label them self-reported and unaudited.

What changed in our latest update

7 October 2026: first published. Every figure was checked against the sources named in the tables on 7 October 2026.

We review these sources monthly and after any major new disclosure, such as a fresh statement screenshot from a creator listed here. Rows change only when an original source changes.

This article reports public statements about earnings and is not financial, tax or legal advice.

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