BOSTON — Boston residents spend thousands of dollars on subscriptions every year, but more on some than others.
According to the company’s OnlyFans Wrapped 2025 analysis, Boston users spent $14,346,133 on the platform over the year, which is roughly $39,304 every day.
The spending places Boston 16th out of 167 U.S. cities analyzed for per-capita OnlyFans spending and 13th globally, underscoring what the report describes as the city’s “outsized appetite” for digital subscription content.
The city recorded $212,351 in OnlyFans spending per 10,000 residents, which is 2.7 times higher than the U.S. average of $77,334.
The report also shows that spending in Boston rose 4.09% compared to 2024.
Boston is also home to a large community of creators using the platform to generate income.
Researchers estimate that the city has 8,509 OnlyFans creators, equivalent to 126 creators per 10,000 residents.
“Every market tells a different story. Boston’s OnlyFans data reflects real consumer behaviour and a genuine creator economy — one that’s generating income, taxes and cultural conversations that go far beyond the platform itself," said Sam Pierce, CEO of OnlyGuider.
Across Massachusetts, residents spent $56.6 million on OnlyFans in 2025, about $155,068 per day statewide.
That places Massachusetts 22nd among all 50 states and Washington, D.C., for total spending on the platform.
The state accounts for 2.1% of the entire U.S. OnlyFans market, the report found.
The report estimates:
- Boston: $14.3M total spending
- Cambridge: $1.5M
- Worcester: $1.4M
- Springfield: $1.2M
- Lowell: $757K
To view the full report, visit the link here.
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