S'pore among top 10 APAC Countries for OnlyFans spending

Singapore is often praised for its thriving finance sector and is consistently ranked as one of the richest countries in the world.

Now, according to new data, turns out some of that spending power might also be fuelling another booming economy… OnlyFans.

Singapore has emerged as one of the highest-spending markets on subscription-based platform OnlyFans in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, according to newly released data from OnlyFans Wrapped 2025.

Singapore among top APAC countries

Published by the specialised OnlyFans search engine site OnlyGuider, OnlyFans Wrapped 2025 compiles estimated spending data across countries and cities, using subscription prices, creator earnings trends and platform growth metrics to map global consumption patterns on OnlyFans.

The report shows that Singapore ranks among the top five APAC countries and cities by spending on OnlyFans in 2025.

Singapore, which the report describes as one of the “Asian tigers”, recorded a spending of about US$44,000 (S$57,000 SGD) per 10k population, significantly higher than markets such as South Korea (S$5,320) and Japan (S$4,000).

The report suggests this disparity may be due to strong domestic alternatives in the other two countries, such as local idol platforms that command significant market share, creating a “moat” against OnlyFans dominance.

Singapore also ranked among the top 10 highest-spending countries in the APAC region, though it still sits below our neighbour, Malaysia.

Singapore enters global top 20 cities by total spend

The report also ranked cities worldwide by total spending on OnlyFans.

Singapore placed 19th globally, with total spending estimated at over US$26 million ( S$33.5 million) in 2025, putting it in the same bracket as major international cities and outstripping cities with bigger populations such as Las Vegas, Tokyo and Shanghai.

Singapore remained the only Southeast Asian city to break into the top 20.

Global trends

On a global scale, the United States continued to dominate OnlyFans spending, accounting for the largest share of total revenue, dropping an estimated US$2.64 billion (S$3.6 billion) on the platform in 2025, followed by countries such as the United Kingdom and Canada.

According to the report, OnlyFans generated an estimated US$7.2 billion (S$9.8 billion) in global revenue in 2025, a boost from US$6.6 billion (S$8.9 billion) in 2024, reflecting steady year-on-year growth for the platform.

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