Onlyfans – Sophie Rain received 4.5 million euros from her sugar daddy

Sophie Rain is a well-known model, a social media influencer and now a multi-millionaire. A few days ago she showed the billing for her first year at Onlyfans. The portal transferred a whopping 41 million to them. Now she thanks her biggest fan, called Charley: “A big thank you to my top donor, who was there from the beginning.” (Also read: 41 million euros a year – influencer Sophie Rain shows Onlyfans statement)

He deserves that too. Charley has invested 4.7 million US dollars, the equivalent of around 4.5 million euros, in Sophie. This means he has taken pole position in the “Sugar Daddies” list. The actual Onlyfans subscription only makes up a negligible part. For this, Charley only transferred $84. He is primarily interested in news and has spent $278,435 on it. What’s interesting is that he disdains individual video streams for their beauty. The costs for this are zero. Overall, his bill is still manageable, less than $300,000 so far. But Charley doesn’t skimp on tips – they make up the lion’s share. He gave Sophie $4.4 million. The information cannot be independently verified. However, the numbers for the top accounts are published by Onlyfans.

Her fans on X are a bit shocked. The comments are: “I really feel sorry for the guy, he probably thinks he has a chance with you” or “4 million and he’ll never get around to doing it with you, that’s crazy.” However, the fans’ mockery is muted by others: “He probably has more money than all of us here in the comments column combined.” $4.7 million, breaking all records. Other top fans who came out were more of a laughing stock – that can’t happen to Charley. He remained anonymous.

Sophie Rain was already famous before she opened the Onlyfans account. She is followed by over five million people on Instagram. But unlike on Instagram, her fans can admire Sophie Rain on Onlyfans even without a swimsuit. You can get in for just ten dollars. But as you can see from Charley, you can pay a lot more for news and the like. With mega-accounts like Sophie Rain’s, there is no guarantee that the loved one will write the messages herself. There is no such quality control at OF. However, the platform intervenes if images and videos are misused. The Wendlers found out the hard way when their account was blocked. In the early phase, the portal got into major legal difficulties because young people posted explicit content. The trick was simple: they entered a false date of birth or used the data of a slightly older person.

Stories like Sophie Rain’s create the illusion that Onlyfans is a veritable goldmine. The large number of profiles generates less. However, how much is unknown. For PR reasons, Onlyfans regularly publishes the data of the top earners and the average value. It’s only $1200. But since an account doesn’t cost a basic fee, the dead files also come in here – i.e. offers that are not even served.

The portal’s business model looks like this: The creatives keep 80 percent of the income, the platform gets 20 percent. In addition to the income for the monthly subscription, there is also money for other services. You can make a very good income with just 4,000 loyal fans (also read: This is how the “Onlyfans” app makes ex-models rich). That’s why Onlyfans is now not only interesting for erotic stars, but also for athletes and models. Actors can build a fan group here that generates income even when there may not be a film role. Athletes can supplement the meager sports aid. Top stars can earn millions more. The portal consciously promotes this development. But it would be too much to say that Onlyfans wants to get out of the dirty corner. These are the central revenues.

The owner, Leonid Radvinsky, is a veteran of the porn industry himself. Before he bought Onlyfans, he got rich with a portal for cam girls. But the “serious” creatives at least round off the offering. Who can criticize when a musician who is not part of the absolute top group finances her tour in this way?