According to Variety, the average creator earns just £1,032 ($1,300) a year - or £85 ($108) a month, a lot less than the likes of Bonnie Blue who claims to earn £600,000 a month or Sophie Rain who made £34 million in her first year on the site.
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Sophie Rain is just 20 and claimed to make £34 million in her first year on OnlyFans, making her one of the biggest money makers in the site's history.
Despite what OnlyFans models show online, creators in the top 1 percent of earners roughly make £38,000 annually, just over the median UK salary of £37,430.
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