OnlyFans has amassed, well, quite a number of fans. Founded in 2016, the subscription based online video platform took off during the early pandemic. And unlike the relics of lockdown like Animal Crossing craze or whipped coffee, the company still has wings.
In fact, the website known for hosting pornography or adult content is coming off a stellar year. Sex sells, it seems. More people are flocking to the platform, user accounts increased by 28% in one year to a whopping 305,000 million fans— according to a 2023 annual earnings report as posted by OnlyFans’ parent company, Fenix International.
