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New data has revealed that OnlyFans received 3.4 million requests for content creator accounts in just ten months of the year. Half a million more account requests than in the same period last year, OnlyAccounts reports.
OnlyFans creators put their content entirely behind a paywall and users who subscribe to their channel are the only ones permitted access. Creators make personalised content for users, monetise interactions such as private conversations, text messages, and calls and offer content packages on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
Content creators reportedly keep 80 per cent of earned revenue. The remaining 20 per cent goes to OnlyFans.
According to the OnlyFans Transparency report, the number of content creator account requests is at an all-time high. Between January and October 2023, the platform received 3.48 million requests for content creator accounts, half a million more than in the same period a year ago. Between January and October 2022, the platform received around 2.9 million requests.
Only one-third of all account requests in 2023 have been approved. OnlyFans approved 1.18 million new content creator accounts in ten months of the year, almost the same as a year ago, pushing the total number to more than 4.2 million.
Source: OnlyAccounts
New data has revealed that OnlyFans received 3.4 million requests for content creator accounts in just ten months of the year. Half a million more account requests than in the same period last year, OnlyAccounts reports.
OnlyFans creators put their content entirely behind a paywall and users who subscribe to their channel are the only ones permitted access. Creators make personalised content for users, monetise interactions such as private conversations, text messages, and calls and offer content packages on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
Content creators reportedly keep 80 per cent of earned revenue. The remaining 20 per cent goes to OnlyFans.
According to the OnlyFans Transparency report, the number of content creator account requests is at an all-time high. Between January and October 2023, the platform received 3.48 million requests for content creator accounts, half a million more than in the same period a year ago. Between January and October 2022, the platform received around 2.9 million requests.
Only one-third of all account requests in 2023 have been approved. OnlyFans approved 1.18 million new content creator accounts in ten months of the year, almost the same as a year ago, pushing the total number to more than 4.2 million.
Source: OnlyAccounts