Singapore ranked 17th globally for estimated OnlyFans spending per 10,000 adults, according to an analysis by OnlyFinder, which describes itself as an OnlyFans search engine.
The analysis estimated that users in Singapore spent US$18.8 million (about S$23.7 million) on OnlyFans in 2026.
This is a 12.44% increase from the estimated US$16.73 million (about S$21.1 million) spent in 2025.
Source: OnlyFinder website
Singapore recorded an estimated spending rate of US$36,954.69 (about S$46,000) per 10,000 adults, placing it between Poland and Sweden in the ranking.
OnlyFinder said its figures are based on a model using OnlyFans’ audited global revenue, Google search data and its own advertising network data.
Singapore’s estimated spending per 10,000 adults ranked 17th internationally.
Source: OnlyFinder website
The United States topped the ranking at US$180,513.82 (about S$229,000) per 10,000 adults, followed by Finland at US$106,214.40 (about S$135,000) and Ireland at US$80,860.80 (about S$102,000).
Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom also ranked ahead of Singapore.
The UK recorded an estimated US$352.24 million (about S$446 million) in total spending, making it the second-highest country in terms of overall spending.
Singapore’s US$36,954.69 (about S$46,000) figure was also lower than Australia’s US$56,382.50 (about S$71,000) and Canada’s US$50,664.98 (about S$64,000).
Among Asian countries listed in the analysis, Singapore’s estimated spending per 10,000 adults also exceeded India’s after the latter recorded an 18.42% decline, OnlyFinder said.
Source: OnlyFinder website
Globally, OnlyFinder estimated that users spent US$7.765 billion (about S$9.84 billion) on OnlyFans during the latest audited financial year.
This was a 7.6% increase from the US$7.22 billion (about S$9.15 billion) spent the previous year.
Singapore’s estimated spending growth of 12.44% was therefore higher than the global growth rate.
The analysis also estimated that creators received around US$6.2 billion (about S$7.85 billion) of the global spending, while OnlyFans retained about US$1.55 billion (about S$1.96 billion).
OnlyFinder said its country-level figures were produced by allocating the platform’s audited global gross site volume according to search demand and revenue-per-search data.
Despite Singapore’s growth, the US by far remains the biggest market.
Source: OnlyFinder website
OnlyFinder estimated that US users spent around US$4.82 billion (about S$6.11 billion), accounting for about 62% of global spending.
OnlyFinder said its analysis used 14,527 keywords associated with OnlyFans spending and more than 177 million keyword-location-month data points.
It combined Google search volumes with its own first-party advertising network data to estimate spending across 213 countries.
The analysis also used audited financial filings from OnlyFans’ parent company, Fenix International Ltd, as its global financial anchor.
However, the Singapore figure should be treated as an estimate, rather than an official figure released by OnlyFans.
OnlyFinder said the S$9.84 billion global figure represents gross site volume, referring to the money spent by fans, rather than OnlyFans’ 20% platform cut.
For Singapore, the analysis estimated total spending at S$23.7 million, up from S$21.1 million in 2025.
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