OnlyFans Washington State: Creators, Prices and Cities

Paid OnlyFans subscriptions in Washington State average $12.17 a month, counted across the 559 profiles here that publish a price.

Across all 187,883 profiles in this index the average is $12.83, so Washington State runs $0.66 below it.

The largest single group is the $5 to $9.99 band, 206 accounts or 38% of every paid profile here. The full split is in the price table on this page.

What the average leaves out is often the larger number. It covers the monthly subscription and nothing else, so pay-per-view messages, tips and bundle unlocks are all outside it. It also reflects what each creator had published the last time their public page was read, and a price can change the same day. Treat it as the going rate in Washington State, not as a quote.

13 of the 559 Washington State profiles here that publish a price list it as zero, which is 2.3% of them. Across all 187,883 profiles in this index only 2,212 charge nothing, about 1.2%, so a free page is uncommon everywhere.

A page with no subscription fee is free to follow, not free to use. Those creators sell pay-per-view messages, tips and bundles inside the account instead, and over a month that can come to more than a paid subscription would have. The monthly price is the only figure a public profile exposes, so it is the only one this page can quote.

OnlyFans keeps 20% of every payment a fan makes, and its Terms of Service put it in those words: the fee is calculated as 20% of the total fan payment. On the $12.17 average in Washington State that is $2.43 to the platform and $9.74 to the creator.

That $9.74 is gross. Income tax comes out of it, and so does anything spent on equipment, wardrobe, editing and promotion. A Washington State creator with a hundred subscribers at the regional average is looking at roughly $974 a month before any of that, which is why so many accounts lean on pay-per-view content rather than the subscription.

The same 20% applies to tips and pay-per-view sales, so the split does not improve on the extras. It is the platform's published rate and it applies everywhere, in Washington State or anywhere else.

The search box at the top of this page matches the name, username, bio and tags on every public profile in the index. It is the fastest route if you already have a handle in mind. It does not read the location field, so for a place use the city cards below.

Four routes into the same index:

• By city. The city cards above narrow the same index to one metro: Seattle. Each carries its own price band table.
• By price. The subscription price breakdown shows how the whole index splits by monthly price, which is the quickest way to see whether Washington State is expensive or cheap relative to everywhere else.
• By niche. The category index crosses the same profiles by what they publish rather than where they say they are.
• By the name they use elsewhere. If you have seen someone on Instagram or TikTok, try that handle: about 72 percent of creators publish a display name that differs from their OnlyFans username, so the name you already have is often the one that matches.

One limit before you rely on any of it. The location on an OnlyFans profile is free text the creator typed, and OnlyFans neither verifies nor geolocates it. People often name the nearest big city rather than their own town, and anyone who left the field blank will not appear on this page whatever they post. This page finds creators who present themselves as being in Washington State, which is a different thing from everyone who is. Every link goes to the creator's own page on onlyfans.com.