Amouranth and her OnlyFans: the streamer who turned the platform into a multimillion-dollar business

Does Amouranth have OnlyFans?

Who is Amouranth?

She is one of the best-known streamers in the United States. According to Dexerto, she began streaming and making content in 2016, first with cosplay and later with ASMR and live chat broadcasts. In 2021 she became a trend with her jacuzzi streams on Twitch, a fad that took over the platform's chat section for weeks. By mid-2022 she had more than 5.6 million followers on Twitch.

She later signed with rival platform Kick, where she also streams. Her fame does not come only from live video: the gaming press describes her as a businesswoman who has put part of her earnings into offline ventures. Dexerto reported that she bought gas stations and other companies, and that she even set up an agency to help other creators earn money on OnlyFans.

What she has revealed about her income

Amouranth has been unusually open about her numbers. On July 8, 2022 she posted on X a screenshot of her earnings page with an ironic line: it was not about the money but about “sending a message.” From that image Dexerto worked out that in a normal month she took in about 1.5 million dollars and that, after the platform's cut, she had kept a little over 27 million. In a second post she thanked her team with a Batman reference: every hero needs an Alfred.

That same year she announced she would leave the platform in June with a special finale, but she did not. When fans accused her of lying, she replied in July 2022 that the retirement had been pushed back six months to a year, because plans change. She has kept posting since.

In early 2024 she shared figures again: according to Dexerto, between September and December 2023 she earned nearly a million dollars a month and ranked in the top 0.01% of accounts by income. The press has not published an official price for her subscription.

Why she does not recommend it

During a Kick stream she reacted to a video about her fortune by YouTuber Optimus. When he warned that thousands of young women sign up believing they will earn the same, she agreed: she said she would never recommend that girls start an OnlyFans, that it is not good for them and that it only works if you are already an established creator. Business Insider picked up the remark and linked it to the growing number of creators who regret opening an account.

If you are interested in other American internet figures, see the case of Corinna Kopf, who also came from gaming and announced her exit from the platform, or our United States section.

• Dexerto, «How does Amouranth make money? Behind the controversial streamer's net worth», May 20, 2021.
• Dexerto, «Amouranth reveals staggering all-time earnings from OnlyFans», July 9, 2022.
• Dexerto, «Amouranth responds to claims she "lied" about OnlyFans retirement», July 25, 2022.
• Dexerto, «Amouranth explains why she doesn't recommend women start an OnlyFans account», January 15, 2024.
• Business Insider (via Yahoo), «Top streamer Amouranth warns women not to start an OnlyFans: 'It's not good for you'», January 16, 2024.

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