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The OnlyFans creator economy is hard to benchmark with raw dollars alone. A $5,000/month creator might be top 8% platform-wide but only top 35% within their niche. A creator with 100% subscription income looks identical to one with diversified revenue — until subs churn. We built four indices to capture these dimensions in numbers journalists, agencies and creators can actually quote.

Each index is normalized to a fixed scale (0–100 for three of them, raw count for the fourth), uses publicly disclosed source data, and refreshes quarterly. The math is open — see each index page for the formula and worked examples.

The four indices

Why we built them

Three reasons:

  1. Niche-fair comparison. Platform-wide percentiles are heavily distorted by celebrity-tier outliers. A solid fitness creator earning $5,000/month places in roughly the top 8% platform-wide but only the top 35% of fitness creators. Which figure is actually useful? The niche one. NPI captures it.
  2. Trajectory vs revenue. Raw monthly revenue doesn't distinguish between a creator on a sustainable upward trajectory (high cadence, growing audience) and one peaking before burn-out. CVI does.
  3. Fragility detection. Two creators earning $1,000/month look identical until subscription churn hits the one whose income is 95% subs. RMS surfaces that risk quantitatively.

How to cite

Each index page includes a worked citation example. Generic template:

"Per onlyfansstatistics.com's [Index Name]™, creator X scores Y, placing them in the [tier] of the [niche] niche."

For interactive use, every index is calculated automatically in our income calculator — enter your numbers, get all four scores back.

Underlying data

All four indices draw from:

  • Fenix International Ltd FY2024 audited filings (UK Companies House) — for platform-wide revenue and account totals
  • Agency creator-management panel data (three independent firms, anonymized) — for niche-level income distributions
  • Similarweb traffic-by-country data — for geographic context
  • Public reporting (Forbes, Variety, etc.) — for celebrity-tier income disclosures

See our methodology page for the full sourcing approach and update cadence.