Data provenance

Where the numbers on this site come from.

Every statistic published on Best OnlyFans Reviews traces back to a public source we can name and a date we can defend. This page is the master list. If you cite a number from our site, this is the page that lets you cite the original instead.

How to read this page

  • Tier 1 sources are primary: the company itself, regulators, or its filings.
  • Tier 2 sources are reputable secondaries: business press with fact-checking, established research firms.
  • Tier 3 sources are public-side proxies: platform-side public data we collect ourselves (post counts, sub price posted on profiles, etc.).
  • "Last accessed" is the most recent date a Best OnlyFans Reviews editor verified the source still produces the figure we cite.
  • "Used on" lists where the source's data appears on this site.

Tier 1 — Primary sources

The company itself, its statutory filings, and regulator-published documents. These are the strongest available evidence and the source we prefer wherever a figure exists at this tier.

Tier 2 — Reputable secondary sources

Business press, regulatory analysis, and research-firm publications that themselves cite primary documents. We use these where Tier 1 is not yet available, where the secondary adds analytical context, or where they are the standard citation in industry coverage.

Tier 3 — Public-side proxies (our own collection)

Data we collect ourselves from the public surfaces of creator profiles. These are the inputs to scoring (see methodology) but also support aggregate observations we publish — average sub price by niche, posting cadence distributions, free-page density. Our own collection is reproducible: any reader can re-run the same observation on the same public surface.

What we don't accept as a source

The following are excluded as primary sources for any claim published on this site, regardless of how convenient or compelling the figure:

Cite our pages, not just our numbers

If you are writing about OnlyFans market data and want to cite Best OnlyFans Reviews, cite the page where the figure appears (usually /statistics) along with the specific number and the date you accessed it. Three working examples:

MLA: Best OnlyFans Reviews. "OnlyFans Statistics 2026."
  bestonlyfansreviews.com/statistics. Accessed 7 May 2026.
APA: Best OnlyFans Reviews. (2026, May 7).
  OnlyFans Statistics 2026. https://bestonlyfansreviews.com/statistics
Inline: According to Best OnlyFans Reviews (May 2026),
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For each statistic on our pages, you will find a small "source" link beside the figure that opens the relevant Tier 1 or Tier 2 reference. Cite that primary directly where possible — we are happy to be the discovery layer rather than the citation.

Found a wrong number?

If a figure on our site doesn't match its cited source, we want to know. Send the dispute through the contact form with subject "Source correction". Include: page URL, the figure, and the source URL with the corrected figure. Per our correction policy, we respond within 5 business days and the correction is logged on the affected page.

Companion data project

Some readers (journalists, analysts, embed-builders) want the raw data set, not the editorial summary. We publish the full chart pack and CSV exports on a sister site:

Want to see the data in context? The statistics hub is where most of these sources are applied to actual numbers — or grab the full data set on the companion site.