SFFC Says OnlyFans' $1.4 Billion Model Enslaves Creators Instead of Empowering Them
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Updated · standingforfreedom.com · Jun 11
SFFC Says OnlyFans' $1.4 Billion Model Enslaves Creators Instead of Empowering Them
1 articles · Updated · standingforfreedom.com · Jun 11
Summary
Standing for Freedom Center argued OnlyFans' promise of autonomy is false, saying the platform turns "sexual freedom" into bondage and harm for women who create explicit content.
OnlyFans generated about $1.4 billion in 2024 and ended the year with 4.63 million creator accounts and 377.5 million fan accounts, figures the article cites to show how widely the model has spread.
A 2021 Avery Center report cited by SFFC said 30% of surveyed creators were warned their profiles could be removed if they stopped posting, 6% said traffickers managed their accounts, and 34% reported mental-health harms.
The article frames those findings through Christian theology and writers including Augustine and E. Michael Jones, arguing sexual liberation functions as a tool of control rather than genuine freedom.
SFFC ends by urging creators to leave such work, consumers to repent, and churches to counter a culture that treats intimacy as a commodity.