Cyprus has clinched the top spot worldwide for the number of OnlyFans creators relative to its female population, surpassing major markets like the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

According to a recent analysis by the platform Supercreator, Cyprus boasts 3,850 OnlyFans creators per 100,000 women. Australia ranks second with 1,852 creators, while the United States follows closely with 1,817. Countries traditionally associated with more permissive or erotic cultures, such as France and Italy, did not even make the top ten.

The study examined 19 countries and highlighted Cyprus’s surprising dominance, with nearly double the creators per capita compared to Australia or the United States. In absolute numbers, the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada still lead in overall revenue and audience size, but Cyprus stands out when the data is adjusted for population.

Industry experts and creators cite several factors behind Cyprus’s unexpected rise. Favorable personal tax rates, an established ecosystem of OnlyFans agencies, and a generally liberal attitude toward adult work have combined to create an attractive environment for content producers.

Yuval, CEO of Supercreator, explained that while Cyprus may lead in creator density, the most profitable consumer markets remain in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. “Many creators from smaller countries use tools like VPNs to target Western audiences via social media,” he noted.

One of Cyprus’s well-known OnlyFans creators, 25-year-old Reksi Stone from Limassol, says she earns around $100,000 a year on the platform. “We probably have the most beautiful women in the world,” she told OK! Magazine. “We’re not ashamed of being ourselves here. Rich men come to Cyprus not just for fun, but for the tax benefits, too.”

She added that the small size of the island, where “everyone knows everything,” actually fuels the motivation of local creators to stand out. “I use my body to trigger emotions and share those with the world,” she said.

The growth of OnlyFans in Cyprus has also attracted foreign entrepreneurs. Lukas, a German businessman, relocated to the island to establish Boese Va, an OnlyFans talent agency. “There’s a very strong ecosystem of creators and agencies here, supported by favorable conditions for startups and a sunny climate all year round,” he said.

• Cyprus: 3,850

• Australia: 1,852

• United States: 1,817

• Canada: 1,659

• United Kingdom: 1,388

• Denmark: 678

• Hungary: 500

• Sweden: 467

• Spain: 438

• Germany: 405

• Netherlands: 278

• Italy: 254

• France: 234

• Mexico: 155

• Colombia: 96

• Brazil: 89

• Japan: 65

• Russia: 49

• India: 4