Canadians big on OnlyFans, ranking second in world for consuming content

Hey big spender: There’s no doubt Canadians are fans of OnlyFans.

Canada has a healthy appetite for adult content as new data determined that the nation is the world’s second-largest consumer of OnlyFans content per capita.

The OnlyFans Wrapped 2025 report, published by search engine OnlyGuider, found that Canadians are lustful and willing to hand over their money to satisfy their urges.

More than $88,000 — $88,711, to be precise — per 10,000 residents was spent by Canadians, putting them significantly higher than their American counterparts at $77,334 and on par with Australians, who spent $88,601.

How much did Canadians drop?

Canada’s spending grew 5.17% year-over-year, showing steady growth despite economic uncertainties.

In 2025, Canadians dropped an extra $17.4 million on OnlyFans subscriptions and tips, reaching a total spend of $354.8 million — up from $337.4 million in 2024.

“Let’s be honest — Canadians are horny and they’re not shy about it,” Sam Pierce, CEO of OnlyGuider, said in a statement.

“They’re spending nearly half a billion annually on adult content, and OnlyFans is their platform of choice,” he added. “The numbers don’t lie.”

What other countries made the cut?

Finland topped the list where residents spent $127,423 per 10,000 residents, with that number soaring 19% more than last year, when “only” $106,974 was doled out to the content subscription platform.

Australia was third, while self-governing islands, Guernsey and Isle of Man, came in fourth ($83,929) and fifth ($79,325), respectively.

Perhaps the number of real-life prospects are dwindling in both locales; nevertheless, their numbers were dramatically different, with Guernsey’s OnlyFans users increasing by 19.1% while Isle of Man’s dipped by 12%.

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The United Kingdom came in sixth place, spending $78,478, the United States took the No. 7 spot with $76,980, and Ireland placed in eighth with $74,952, increasing its OnlyFans fan base by more than 10%.

The tiny, mountainous microstate of Andorra, situated between France and Spain, came in ninth with $71,180 being spent per 10,000 residents. And Slovenia sits in the 10 spot, with an annual spend of $68,328 — which was up more than 22% from last year’s spend of $55,853.

How did Canadian cities fare?

As for the Canadian cities that ranked most in spending, Vancouver was the top-spender, dishing out $144,906 per capita.

“Vancouver’s per-capita spend shows it is one of the world’s most engaged markets, even though its overall spending intensity is not as high as American megacities like L.A. or Chicago,” Pierce noted.

While not the highest per-capita spenders, Toronto residents collectively dished out nearly $32 million on  OnlyFans, exceeding the amount emanating from all other Canadian cities.