Add The New York Post on Google New York City is on pace to drop $164.3 million on OnlyFans in 2026- – about $450,000 a day and more than any other US city, according to the site’s search engine OnlyGuider.
That’s an 11.2% jump over last year, the site projects, outpacing the 8.9% growth nationwide.
New York City is on pace to spend the most of any city in the country on OnlyFans, according to data analyst OnlyGuider. Manhattan alone is projected to spend $83.35 million this year, followed by Queens at $33.52 million, Brooklyn at $28.52 million and the Bronx at $12.31 million, while Staten Islanders are on pace for a comparatively meager $6.6 million, according to the data.
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City horndogs account for 48% of the $341 million New York state is projected to spend, a total that ranks third in the nation behind California and Texas, which ranked first and second, respectively, the report showed.
But per head, the Big Apple is a lightweight. The city ranks just 93rd, at $237,805 per 10,000 residents, with Atlanta topping the per-capita city rankings at $1,091,381, followed by Salt Lake City, in heavily Mormon Utah, at $952,303.
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New York state ranked 14th in per capita, with $215, 729 per 10,000 Empire Staters.
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Just three states saw a decline in year-over-year OnlyFans spending — Alabama spent $52.93 million, a 2.5% decrease; Arkansas spent $29.90 million, a 1.1% decrease; and Missouri spent $82.69 million, a .08% decrease, according to OnlyGuider.
Overall, the US is projected to spend $5.256 billion total on OnlyFans in 2026, a 8.9% growth over 2025, the site reported.
