OnlyFans Owner Passes Away As Stake Sale Values Company At $3.2 Billion

2025 results show revenue up 10% to about $1.6 billion and pre-tax profit up 5% to about $715 million, with the majority of profits paid out as dividends.
Accounts illustrate both active and total user metrics: about 2.5 million active creator accounts and 132 million active fan accounts, alongside roughly 5 million creator accounts and 437 million total fan accounts.
The business employs 47 people and has paid more than £600 million in UK corporate taxes since 2016.
Earlier reports linked a potential majority-stake sale to Forest Road Company with valuations discussed up to about $7 billion.
Architect Capital founder James Sagan spoke to The Information about IPO plans for OnlyFans after Radvinsky’s death.
OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky received $709 million in dividends before his death this spring, according to company filings Forbes. His widow, Katie Chudnovsky, inherited the stake, and a 16% ownership was sold to Architect Capital for $535 million, valuing the platform at roughly $3.2 billion Business Model Analyst.
The adult-content platform generated $1.6 billion in revenue for the year ending November 2025, up 10%, while posting $715 million in pre-tax profit Scanx. Despite massive payouts to its founder, OnlyFans paid creators $6.2 billion in 2025 and over $30 billion since 2016 through an 80% revenue-sharing model.
Fenix International, OnlyFans' UK parent, paid Radvinsky $535 million in dividends for fiscal 2025, plus another $174 million in early 2026 tranches Forbes. This $709 million haul came even as the company reduced pre-tax profit 5% to $715 million. Nearly all company profits were distributed as dividends to the owner rather than reinvested.
The 16% stake sale to Architect Capital for $535 million pegged OnlyFans at around $3.15 billion Business Model Analyst. This is far below earlier whispers of a $7 billion valuation in speculative sale talks. Architect founder James Sagan told The Information the firm is exploring IPO plans for the platform The Information.
OnlyFans distributed $6.2 billion to its 2.5 million active creator accounts in 2025 alone Scanx. Since launching in 2016, the platform has paid creators over $30 billion. The 80% creator revenue share means the bulk of the platform's $1.6 billion annual revenue flows back to content makers, not executives.
The platform hosts roughly 5 million total creator accounts and 437 million fan accounts globally. Despite its adult-content reputation, OnlyFans operates as a scalable business with steady margins that now appeals to private equity investors seeking recurring revenue and user growth.
Radvinsky's widow Katie Chudnovsky inherited ownership through a family trust structure following his death Forbes. CEO Keily Blair continues overseeing operations while the company explores new content categories beyond adult material. OnlyFans has paid over £600 million in UK corporate taxes since 2016 and employs just 47 people, illustrating the platform's asset-light model.
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