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OnlyFans most lucrative side hustle for freelancers: report

According to the report, workers looking to supplement their salaries with side jobs are making the most money on adult sites OnlyFans.

With tight budgets and high inflation, the median annual income for those who stripped on the site was $4,995. According to tax filing service KeeperThe study looked at a sample of about 2,200 people who filed W-2 forms and 1099 forms last year.

According to one study, nearly two out of five Americans have a side job. Recent research by Bankrate.

OnlyFans launched in 2016 as a subscription-based social media platform that allows sex workers to post content behind a paywall, outpacing Walmart and food delivery services Instacart, Grubhub and DoorDash’s Gekko.

Research shows that OnlyFans is the most lucrative side hustle for freelancers. Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto/Shutterstock

Keeper said his side job at Walmart provided him with an additional $3,677 a year.

According to Keeper, Instacart delivery drivers earned a median annual income of $3,445, while GrubHub contractors earned $3,085.

The median annual salary for DoordDash employees was $2,636.

Working for Amazon Flex, which provides drivers with the opportunity to deliver packagers for e-commerce services, earned a median annual salary of $3,229.

Uber and Lyft weren’t making that much money.

Uber drivers earned a median annual salary of $2,092, while Lyft drivers earned $1,551.

OnlyFans, which has exploded in popularity during the coronavirus pandemic, hopes to broaden its appeal to a more conservative audience while avoiding the wrath of regulators seeking to crack down on online lewd behavior. and are trying to pivot away from explicit content.

DoorDash employees earn a median annual salary of $2,636, according to tax preparation service Keeper. Reuters
The median annual salary for Uber drivers was $2,092. Reuters

OnlyFans has paid out more than $8 billion to creators since its founding.

In 2021, OnlyFans reversed its plans to ban sexually explicit content from the site after creators were outraged that the move threatened their main source of income.

In early 2022, mainstream lenders such as Wells Fargo suspended the bank accounts of several prominent figures in the sex industry, without providing any explanation.

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