NYC has spent millions on OnlyFans in 2026, state’s top 5 horniest regions revealed

Turns out New Yorkers aren’t only fans of the Knicks.

Money is, apparently, no object to horny big spenders in and around the Big Apple, which ranks as New York State’s No. 1 city blowing the most cash on OnlyFans in 2026, per an eye-popping new study.

Lusty locals across Gotham are on track to spend $164.3 million on the predominantly X-rated content offered on the popular platform this year, according to September findings via OnlyGuider, a discovery directory designed for finding OnlyFans stars.

Researchers analyzed the spending data in each of the 50 states during the past three years, from 2023 to 2025, and used predictive AI modeling via Google’s TimesFM 3.0 — a general-purpose zero-shot time-series foundation model — to forecast the copious amounts of loot folks will be doling out before December 31.

Since ‘23, the nation has spent a staggering $13.848 billion on the NSWF site, with New York residents contributing a total of $850.8 million towards the lump payout.

Now, the Empire State, poised to give OnlyFans $341.9 million this year, ranks in the top 3 states splurging the biggest bucks on the smut.

California’s in first place with $675 million headed to the hot-to-trot hub, boasting a far lead ahead of Texas, which earns the second position with $497.5 million.

OnlyFans, where busty bombshells and bootylicious babes abound, has financially transformed the lives of its everyday performers since its pandemic-era boom in the early 2020s.

From cash-strapped school teachers who ditched their desks to talk dirty online for $36,000 a month, to bosomy beauties whose sky-high earnings have landed them in hot water with the law, there’s been no shortage of sirens and subscribers who’ve eagerly embraced the outlet.

But the horn-dogs of the concrete jungle don’t only want to look at the sex kittens on their screens — they want to get in touch with them, too.

Investigators for OnlyGuider determined that Gothamites are spending $115 million of the city’s $164.3 million outlay on direct messages and bespoke content requests.

“New York City spending in 2026 is +11.2% [up from the $147.8 million spent in] 2025,” Sam Pierce, the CEO of OnlyGrinder, said in a statement, noting, however, that fewer heat-seekers are patronizing OnlyFans this year.

“That’s the intensity story,” added Pierce, “fewer people, spending harder.”