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What does a nine dollar and ninety nine cent OnlyFans subscription tell us? In the June twenty twenty six directory sample published by OnlyFans Statistics and Best OnlyFans Reviews, that was the median listed monthly subscription price among paid profiles. It describes a price, not what a creator earns.
The collection covers one hundred thousand, two hundred unique profiles across more than four hundred thousand public directory listings. A profile can appear in several categories, so listings and unique profiles are different counts. The sample is drawn from directories. It is not a census of every creator on OnlyFans.
The two projects have made aggregate tables available through public GitHub repositories. The OnlyFans Statistics repository includes eighteen CSV files, two JSON files and thirty nine SVG charts. The related creator dataset contains five CSV files and two JSON files. The files include documentation and citation information so readers can check definitions and identify the version they used.
Here is the key distinction when reading the price figure. It applies only to paid profiles in the sample. It does not include free profiles in that median, and it does not reveal how many subscribers a creator has. Extra purchases and other revenue cannot be inferred from a listed subscription price. Accumulated likes are another separate measure; they are not a record of income.
This GitHub publication provides another route to an existing June collection. It does not announce a new survey, and the downloadable creator files contain aggregates rather than individual profile records.
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