GoKawiilOnlyFans CEO Kelly Blair outlines plan to expand beyond adult content into streaming and finance
At the Fast Company Innovation Festival, OnlyFans CEO Kelly Blair described plans to broaden the platform's offerings well beyond the adult content it is best known for, including moves into streaming and financial services for creators. She noted that OnlyFans has paid out $30 billion to creators over the past decade, and pointed to a shifting mix of who is earning on the platform.
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OnlyFans is trying to shed its narrow reputation and position itself as a full-fledged business platform for independent creators, competing with services like Patreon and various fintech tools aimed at the creator economy. Diversifying into financial services and streaming could help it retain creators and revenue as competition for creator attention intensifies across social platforms.
- OnlyFans has paid creators $30 billion over the last ten years.
- CEO Kelly Blair says the company wants to expand into streaming and financial services.
- The platform is trying to broaden its identity beyond adult content.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-09-18
Published there as: “OnlyFans wants to build the business behind the creator”
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