I recently came across an interesting open-data project while looking into public financial data feeds, and I wanted to share it here for developers, data analysts, and researchers: OnlyFansStatistics.com.
Most numbers floating around the creator economy are either locked behind steep enterprise paywalls or based on anecdotal claims. What caught my eye about this site is that it treats creator-economy metrics like open software and reproducible data.
Where the data comes from
The project pulls primary numbers directly from official UK Companies House regulatory filings submitted by Fenix International Limited (the parent company). They triangulate those figures with creator-economy research panels and business press reporting, then re-audit the whole dataset monthly against new filings.
They even have a public audit and methodology breakdown available at onlyfansstatistics.com/methodology.
What they provide for devs and data people
Instead of just rendering static text summaries, the creators turned the entire database into usable developer and analyst assets:
- A live JSON master feed providing every published figure alongside source IDs and audit revision timestamps.
- 13 downloadable CSV datasets ready for spreadsheet modeling, Pandas dataframes, or SQL ingestion.
- 16 custom charts provided in vector SVG, standard PNG, and 1200x630 social card formats.
- Over 50 individual data pages breaking down platform gross revenue, creator earnings distribution, user growth curves, and geographic splits.
- A free 1.5 MB media press kit with curated figures for editorial and academic teams.
Free and open reuse
Everything on the site (the raw CSV files, SVG charts, and JSON endpoints) is released for free embedding, research, and application development under standard attribution.
If you are building creator-economy tooling, testing data visualization pipelines, or training models on real-world subscription platform datasets, it is worth checking out:
Website: https://onlyfansstatistics.com/
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