Usage TL;DR
- 305.5M monthly visits (December 2025)
- ~180–230M monthly active users (estimated)
- 5.99 pages per session
- 84.1% mobile · 15.9% desktop
- +13.1% MoM growth (Nov→Dec 2025)
Monthly visits
December 2025 saw 305.5 million visits to OnlyFans — the highest single month on record and a 13.1% increase over November 2025. This is panel-measured data from Similarweb, not platform-disclosed.
Monthly active users vs cumulative accounts
OnlyFans's headline figure is 377.5M cumulative fan accounts — but that's accounts ever registered, not monthly active users. Independent traffic panels suggest MAU sits in the 180–230M range, materially below the 377.5M cumulative figure.
Why the gap?
- Multi-account behavior: a fan may register multiple accounts to follow different creator categories without cross-pollination in their feed.
- Inactive accounts: many fans subscribe once and never return.
- Account churn: some accounts are deleted or de-activated but stay in the cumulative count.
Session depth
5.99 average pages per session is high for a consumer entertainment site. For comparison: most social-media sites land at 4–6 pages, news sites 2–3, e-commerce 3–5. OnlyFans's depth reflects its feed-style content browsing — fans don't just check one creator, they scroll through multiple feeds in a session.
Device split
84.1% of visits come from mobile, 15.9% from desktop. Mobile dominance is consistent across regions and demographics. Even the 65+ age cohort browses primarily from phones.
Usage growth into 2026
December 2025's +13% MoM growth into 2026 was the strongest end-of-year acceleration in three years. Drivers (panel-suggested, not platform-confirmed):
- Italy + Spain market acceleration (+24%/+26% YoY 2025)
- Mexico continuing growth (+19% YoY 2025)
- Mobile-payment infrastructure improvements in LATAM
- Year-end seasonal effects (subscription gifting, etc.)
Sources
- [SIMWEB-2025] Similarweb — monthly visits, session depth, device split, MoM growth.
- [FENIX-2024] Fenix International — cumulative account totals.
- [PANEL-2024] Third-party traffic panels — MAU triangulation estimates.