Pittsburgh might be known for its rivers and bridges, but it turns out, the Steel City has quite the digital financial reach as well. In a recent report by OnlyGuider, Pittsburgh ranked 12th in the United States for OnlyFans spending in 2025, shelling out a staggering $7.8 million. This makes it the leading city in Pennsylvania for per capita OnlyFans expenses.
The OnlyGuider report, which analyzed data on search traffic and spending, reveals Pittsburgh's substantial investment in creator content. The city spent approximately $256,654 per 10,000 residents, placing it well above other major Pennsylvania cities. OnlyGuider, an online directory dedicated to OnlyFans content and creators, underscored that the platform is a significant player in the creator economy.
While Pittsburgh led the charge in Pennsylvania, other cities also showed considerable spending. Philadelphia, for example, spent $17.5 million in total but only $109,398 per 10,000 residents, reflecting its larger population. Erie and Allentown followed with $1.4 million and $1.0 million in spending respectively, each with varying per capita amounts.
Across the state, Pennsylvania ranked 25th nationwide in OnlyFans expenditures, with a total of $100.3 million spent in 2025. On the national stage, Atlanta topped the list, boasting $26.2 million in spending, demonstrating the city's robust engagement with the platform.
"Pittsburgh's significant OnlyFans spending highlights its influence in the growing creator economy," said a spokesperson for OnlyGuider.
Although OnlyFans is largely recognized for adult content, the platform hosts a diverse range of categories including fitness, music, and fashion. Back in 2021, a brief attempt to ban adult content was quickly overturned after a strong reaction from creators and advocates. The platform's adaptability and wide-ranging content options continue to attract users from various niches.
With OnlyFans taking a 20% cut of creators' earnings, the platform remains a lucrative option for many, including those in Pittsburgh. The city’s spending spree highlights its residents' diverse interests and support for digital content creators.