OnlyFans changed how creators make money. Instead of agents and contracts, they earn directly from subscriptions, tips and paid messages, and some of them have made fortunes doing it.
The internet is full of lists with eye-watering monthly figures, but most of them are guesses that get copied from site to site. OnlyFans does not publish earnings. So this list is built on what creators have shown or said themselves, and we point out where the popular numbers do not hold up. Counting down from ten to one.
10. Cardi B
Cardi B is one of the biggest names on the platform, but not for the reason people assume. She uses it for behind-the-scenes content from her music career and family life, not explicit material.
Lists online claim she makes over $9 million a month. She has never confirmed anything close to that, and there is no evidence for it. A good example of how these numbers get invented.
9. Iggy Azalea
The Australian rapper launched her “Hotter Than Hell” project on OnlyFans with music, uncensored videos and behind-the-scenes content, and she has admitted it earned her “a life-changing number”.
What it was exactly, nobody knows. The widely shared claim that she made $48 million comes from a third-party estimate, and Iggy herself called it made up. She has since moved much of her content off the platform.
8. Blac Chyna
For a while, Blac Chyna was routinely named the platform’s biggest earner, with estimates of up to $20 million a month. Those figures were never confirmed.
In 2023 she deleted her account, saying she wanted to focus on her faith and her children. Whatever she earned, she walked away from it.
7. Annie Knight
Australian creator Annie Knight is one of the few who publishes her numbers in detail. She said she made about $2.8 million in 2025, with a single month bringing in around $600,000.
Her openness about the money, and the toll the work takes, has made her a regular in Australian and British media.
6. Piper Rockelle
Former child YouTuber Piper Rockelle joined the platform right after turning 18 in 2025 and reportedly made around $2.9 million in her first 24 hours. The launch was hugely controversial, given the very young audience she had built as a child star.
5. Bella Thorne
When the former Disney actress joined in August 2020, she made $1 million in 24 hours and $2 million in her first week, a record at the time.
Her launch also caused a backlash. Many subscribers complained they had paid for content that did not exist, and OnlyFans changed its rules on pricing shortly after, which many sex workers blamed on her.
4. Bonnie Blue
British creator Bonnie Blue built her following with deliberately provocative stunts, including her claim of sleeping with 1,057 men in twelve hours in January 2025.
It paid off: she said she was making around $1 million a month at the time. In mid-2025 OnlyFans banned her for stunts it said broke its rules.
3. Amouranth
Kaitlyn Siragusa built a huge following as Twitch streamer Amouranth before taking her audience to OnlyFans. At her peak she said she was making around $1.5 million a month.
What sets her apart is what she does with it. She has invested heavily in real estate, businesses and even gas stations, and is open about treating her content as a business rather than a lifestyle.
2. Bhad Bhabie
Danielle Bregoli went viral as a teenager on Dr. Phil with the line “cash me outside”. Days after her 18th birthday in 2021, she joined OnlyFans and made $1 million in six hours, a record at the time.
She later shared a screenshot of her all-time earnings: more than $71 million gross and around $57 million after OnlyFans took its cut, in roughly three years. One of the few big numbers on this list that comes with receipts.
1. Sophie Rain
Sophie Rain turned viral fame on TikTok and Instagram into the biggest OnlyFans success story yet. A cosplay video in a Spider-Man suit brought in a huge wave of subscribers.
In late 2025 she posted a screenshot showing more than $101 million in gross earnings since joining, and insisted she was not exaggerating. If the number is accurate, she is the highest-earning creator in the platform’s history.
