Sophie Rain says she has made a staggering $101.2 million on OnlyFans – but most of the viral “rich lists” doing the rounds online are little more than guesswork.
Scroll through social media and you’ll find countless rankings claiming to reveal the platform’s biggest earners, often down to the exact dollar.
The catch? OnlyFans never reveals what individual creators take home – so unless a star shares the figure herself, nobody really knows.
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The only hard numbers
What the company does publish is its own accounts.
In its 2025 financial year, OnlyFans brought in $1.6 billion in revenue and made $715 million in pre-tax profit, according to figures reported by the Financial Times in August.
The site says it has 4.6 million creators and 377.5 million fan accounts – and has paid out more than $30 billion to creators since launching in 2016.
The stars who have shown their numbers
Only a small number of creators have gone on the record, usually by posting screenshots of their dashboards or talking about their earnings in interviews.
Top of the pile is Sophie Rain, who said in January that she had earned $101.2 million before fees, as reported by Complex.
Rapper Bhad Bhabie revealed in July 2024 that she had made $71 million, or roughly $57 million once the platform took its cut.
Streamer Amouranth said in January 2024 that her total stood at $57 million before fees.
Camilla Araujo, a former housemate of Sophie’s at Miami’s famous Bop House, said in November 2025 that she had earned $14.45 million.
And former YouTube star Piper Rockelle said she pulled in $2.9 million in her first 24 hours after joining in January.
How to spot a dodgy figure
Even the real numbers aren’t directly comparable, because they cover different periods and some are counted before fees while others are after.
OnlyFans keeps 20 per cent of everything a creator makes, so $10 million in sales leaves around $8 million – and that’s before tax or any agency takes its share.
Career totals built up over several years are also regularly passed off as annual salaries.
A screenshot of a dashboard is far stronger evidence than a number dropped into a podcast – and a figure with no source at all should be taken with a large pinch of salt.
Many list sites also make money by sending readers to creators’ pages, so a bigger number means more clicks.
The reality for most creators is very different, with the vast majority earning a tiny fraction of the sums above.
The story was first reported by Nude Newz. A full, sourced list of the top OnlyFans earners is kept by creator PR agency NudePR.
Sophie Rain, Camilla Araujo and Piper Rockelle are clients of NudePR, which is part of the same media group as What’s The Jam.
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