Cardi B and her OnlyFans: the Bronx rapper who joined the platform with the release of “WAP”

Does Cardi B have OnlyFans?

Yes. Cardi B, the New York-born rapper with Dominican roots, opened her OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America) on August 11, 2020, at the height of the buzz around “WAP,” her song with Megan Thee Stallion. Rolling Stone and Billboard reported that the subscription was set at 4.99 dollars a month. From day one she made it clear that her page would not be adult content: she pitched it as a corner to show rehearsals, recording sessions and her daily life to her most loyal fans.

Who is Cardi B?

She is one of the most successful rappers of the past decade. The EFE news agency, in a story published by Infobae, describes her as a New York artist of Dominican descent who reached the Grammys just three years after her debut. Billboard, which named her Woman of the Year in December 2020, wrote about the Bronx attitude she brought to the hip-hop charts. Her album Invasion of Privacy is the calling card the press usually mentions, and in 2020 “WAP” became one of the most talked-about songs of the year.

In her Woman of the Year interview she said she had become sharper about business and had hired professionals to review her deals, including her clothing line and her OnlyFans subscription.

How she got to OnlyFans

The idea started on Twitter. On August 9, 2020, she joked about getting rich on the platform like fellow rapper Rubi Rose, who had just said she made a fortune in two days. Rolling Stone reported that, after some technical trouble, the account went live on Tuesday night and that she herself asked to lower the price: the system had set it at 10 dollars a month and she cut it to 4.99, arguing that her fans already spent too much on records and merch.

According to the press release quoted by Rolling Stone, the plan was to post behind-the-scenes material, address rumors and get closer to her fans. Billboard quoted her Instagram warning that there would be no unclothed photos and that the page would be a space for her and her followers. The first promised content was the “WAP” video shoot and the recording of the song. Telemundo added that the page carried the tagline “Bienvenido a mi mundo” (welcome to my world).

The account also gave her a place to talk live. In September 2020, Billboard reported an OnlyFans livestream in which she discussed her personal life and said she was focused on her work. Five years later, in June 2025, the same magazine still included her on its list of musicians who joined the platform, and an E! News gallery updated in May 2026 kept her among the stars with an account. We found no reports that she has closed it.

How much does Cardi B's OnlyFans cost?

The only price published by the press is the launch price: 4.99 dollars a month in August 2020, according to Rolling Stone and Billboard. Some websites repeat figures about supposed multimillion earnings, but they are third-party estimates she never confirmed, so we do not treat them as fact.

If you are interested in other rappers on the platform, see the case of Rubi Rose, whom she mentioned when announcing her account, or the Dominican artist Tokischa. More profiles in our United States section.

• Rolling Stone, «Cardi B Launches OnlyFans Account for Behind-the-Scenes 'WAP' Content», August 12, 2020.
• Billboard, report on Cardi B joining OnlyFans with “WAP” footage, August 12, 2020.
• Telemundo, «OnlyFans: Bella Thorne y más celebs que se han unido», August 27, 2020.
• Billboard, «Cardi B Says Her 'DMs Are Flooded,' But Here's Why She's Staying Single for a While», September 24, 2020.
• Infobae (EFE), «La rapera Cardi B, nombrada mujer del año por la revista Billboard», December 2, 2020.
• Infobae, «Desde Cardi B hasta Tyga: famosos que tienen cuenta de OnlyFans», January 28, 2025.
• Billboard, «10 Musicians Who Have Joined OnlyFans», June 4, 2025.
• E! News, «Stars With OnlyFans Accounts», gallery updated May 13, 2026.

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