Isle of Man Among The Top Spenders on OnlyFans

The Isle of Man has proudly, if slightly awkwardly, landed itself fifth place in the world for per capita spending on OnlyFans this year, according to figures released by OnlyGuider, a site which tracks global activity on the platform.

The stats suggest islanders splashed roughly $79,325 per 10,000 people on subscription content in 2025, about £65,000 in our money, although that figure is, somewhat reassuringly, down around 12% on last year.

Sadly (and cruelly), the data doesn’t break down where exactly on the island the spending is happening, leaving residents free to wildly speculate whether Douglas, Peel, or somewhere very quiet and rural is leading the charge. Our money, naturally, is on Foxdale.

It is worth mentioning OnlyFans isn’t only used for people taking their kit off, it’s used by maths tutors to horticulturalists, giving tips and tricks on their areas of expertise (or at least this is what you can tell the wife when she sees OnlyFans appear on your credit card statement!).

On the global stage, Finland remains the undisputed heavyweight champion of OnlyFans spending, shelling out more than $127,000 per 10,000 residents, while the UK trails just behind the Isle of Man in sixth place, presumably tutting loudly.

OnlyGuider said the creator economy is now ‘maturing’, with traditional Anglo markets stabilising while parts of southern Europe and Latin America are seeing explosive growth.

And lest anyone thinks the island is only consuming content, it’s worth noting that the Isle of Man is also contributing (somewhat) to the OnlyFans ecosystem.

Three-time Isle of Man TT winner Davey Todd is officially listed as an OnlyFans athlete, and we do have some other creators here (or so Gef is told!)

The figures were highlighted locally by Frank Schuengel, who politely suggested this particular top-five finish is unlikely to feature in any upcoming government press releases. We’re with you on that Frank.