Moore County Observer • Moore among TN’s lowest in OnlyFans spending

DUANE CROSS
MCO Publisher•Editor

Moore County ranked among the lowest of 93 Tennessee counties in estimated 2025 OnlyFans spending, according to a new analysis.

OnlyGuider puts Moore County’s estimated OnlyFans spending at about $15,000 for the year, the same rounded total shown for Clay County. Only Van Buren County came in lower, at $10,000.

The Tennessee table includes 93 of the state’s 95 counties. Benton and Loudon counties do not appear on the list.

Put another way, Moore County’s estimated spending averaged about $1,250 a month, or roughly $41 a day, countywide.

Across the surrounding area, the totals were considerably higher. Coffee County led the four at $250,000, followed by Bedford County at $153,000, Franklin County at $136,000, and Lincoln County at $112,000. Even Lincoln, the lowest of the four, came in at more than seven times Moore County’s estimated total.

At the top of Tennessee’s list, Davidson County led at $7.2 million, followed by Shelby County at $3.5 million and Knox County at $2.6 million.

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The numbers come from OnlyGuider, an independent search and analytics site focused on OnlyFans. The figures are estimates, not a tally of actual charges made in Moore County.

OnlyFans does not release county-by-county spending totals. OnlyGuider instead built a model using Google search activity and financial data from Fenix International, OnlyFans’ parent company, to estimate spending across the country.

So, the report does not document exactly $15,000 in actual OnlyFans transactions from Moore County in 2025. It shows that OnlyGuider’s model puts the county at roughly that amount.

The totals in the report are also rounded. That means Moore and Clay counties may not have spent the exact same amount, even though both are listed at $15,000.

However you slice the statewide numbers, Moore County was sitting near the bottom in total dollars spent – with only Van Buren County coming in lower among the 93 counties listed.