Spend that money, Broward.
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Broward residents’ OnlyFans tab for 2026? An estimated $21.76 million. And Fort Lauderdale is moving in the opposite direction from the county surrounding it.
OnlyFinder – an OnlyFans search engine – and its new OnlyFans Wrapped 2026 report puts Broward County’s spending down 4.76% compared with its previous index. Fort Lauderdale, meanwhile, climbed 10.01%, from $8.23 million to $9.05 million, landing at No. 61 among U.S. cities for total spending.
Before anyone calls this a tally of this year’s credit-card statements, these are modeled estimates. The report’s 2026 figures allocate OnlyFans’ fiscal 2025 global spending using search demand and OnlyFinder’s advertising-network data. They aren’t a direct accounting of local transactions.
On spending per 10,000 adults, Broward clocks in at $133,952, ranking 221st among U.S. counties. Both county neighbors outrank it: Miami-Dade sits at No. 58 with $215,071.30, while Palm Beach County takes No. 203 with $139,879.
“Broward County stands out as an interesting contrast within South Florida,” Max Anderson, CEO of creator search engine OnlyFinder, told Browardist. “While Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties are both spending more per adult on OnlyFans than Broward, Broward’s $133,952 per 10,000 adults represents a 4.76% decline from last year, even as Florida overall grew 3.48%.”
Florida’s estimated $288.4 million puts it fourth nationally for total spending, behind California, Texas and New York. The report assigns roughly 62% of worldwide spending to the United States.
The city topping the spending-per-adult rankings? Portland, Oregon, at $459,873 per 10,000 adults. That’s roughly 3.4 times Broward’s rate.
“It shows that the OnlyFans audience in Florida is far from uniform, with meaningful differences in spending behavior even between neighboring South Florida markets,” Anderson said.
So, yes, Broward has a sizable subscription tab. But its countywide decline and Fort Lauderdale’s double-digit jump tell two distinctly different stories.
