Oregonians Splash Out $36 Million On Onlyfans In 2025: See How Your County Stacks Up

Oregon's Big Spend on OnlyFans

In a revealing new study, Oregon residents were reported to have spent a staggering $36 million on the popular subscription platform OnlyFans in 2025. The study, conducted by OnlyGuider, analyzed data from search traffic, financial information, and other metrics to determine spending habits across the nation.

According to the report, the United States' total expenditure on OnlyFans reached an estimated $2.63 billion annually. Oregon ranked 15th nationally for per-capita spending, with approximately $84,458 spent for every 10,000 residents. This positions the state as a significant contributor to the platform's colossal revenue.

Top Spending Counties in Oregon

Multnomah County emerged as the frontrunner in Oregon, with an estimated expenditure of $11.1 million in 2025. This figure is nearly three times higher than Washington County, which came in second with $3.7 million spent. Meanwhile, on a per-capita basis, Morrow County topped the list, with residents reportedly spending nearly $199,903 per 10,000 people, ranking fourth nationwide among over 3,000 U.S. counties.

"The spending reflects not just the popularity of the platform but also the changing dynamics of digital content consumption," said a representative from OnlyGuider.

Cities That Spent the Most

When it comes to city-specific data, Portland residents led the charge, shelling out $11.7 million, which translates to about $179,752 for every 10,000 people. Salem followed, with its residents spending $1.9 million or $84,076 per 10,000 people. Gresham wasn't far behind, boasting a spend of $928,000, equating to the same per-capita amount as Salem. Eugene rounded out the top cities with $1.4 million and $75,759 per 10,000 people.

Ginnie Sandoval, an Oregon Connect reporter for the Statesman Journal, provides insight into how these figures reflect broader trends in entertainment consumption. She can be reached at GSandoval@statesmanjournal.com or on X at @GinnieSandoval for more information on trending news in Oregon.