OnlyFans after Radvinsky: a 16% stake and $714M profit
2026 brought OnlyFans a new controlling owner, its first outside investor and another record year in its accounts. Here is what happened, in order, and what creators should watch.
Lock Leaks TeamNews3 min readOct 28, 2026
16%Stake sold$535Mvaluation $3.15BPROFIT $714M
OnlyFans is the biggest platform most of our creators earn on, so changes at the top matter. Three things happened this year: a change of owner, a stake sale and new accounts.
$535MPaid for 16%Architect Capital, 8 May 2026.
$3.15BValuationImplied by the deal.
$714MPre-tax profitYear to 30 Nov 2025.
2.5MCreatorsAs reported with the accounts.
What happened
23 MAR 2026Owner diesLeonid Radvinsky died of cancer, aged 43. Control passed to his widow, Katie Chudnovsky.
8 MAY 2026First outside investorArchitect Capital bought a 16% minority stake for $535 million. Earlier talks had been about close to 60%.
AUG 2026Accounts publishedFor the year to 30 November 2025: about $1.6 billion revenue, up 10%, and $714 million pre-tax profit, up 5%.
The accounts also show $535 million in dividends for the year, plus $174 million after year-end. OnlyFans had 47 employees and about 1,500 outside content moderators.
What the companies said
OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair said the deal will “enhance OnlyFans’ position in the creator economy”. Architect’s CEO James Sagan called OnlyFans “a category-defining platform with a powerful global brand”. Architect has said it wants to bring its financial-services background to creators that banks underserve.
What it means for creators
Payouts and financial features may change. Read the terms of anything new before you opt in.
A small team with outsourced moderation means support can be slow. For leaks, do not wait on the platform: copies on other sites need takedowns anyway.
Keep your own copies of your content and your upload dates. They are your proof of ownership if you ever need to move or file notices.
OnlyFans cannot remove leaks on other sitesOnlyFans can act on its own platform. Copies on leak sites, Telegram and Google need notices sent to those sites, hosts and search engines.
Protect your OnlyFans content
How to remove leaked OnlyFans contentWhere leaks end up, what OnlyFans can do and the exact steps.
Who owns OnlyFans now?After Leonid Radvinsky died in March 2026, control passed to his widow, Katie Chudnovsky. Architect Capital owns a 16% minority stake.
Will payouts change?Nothing has been announced that changes creator payouts. Architect has talked about financial products for creators, so watch for new features and read their terms.
Does the new investor change how leaks are handled?Not as far as has been announced. Leaks outside OnlyFans still have to be removed from the sites where they are posted.
OnlyFans after Radvinsky: a 16% stake and $714M profit
2026 brought OnlyFans a new controlling owner, its first outside investor and another record year in its accounts. Here is what happened, in order, and what creators should watch.
Lock Leaks TeamNews3 min readOct 28, 2026
16%Stake sold$535Mvaluation $3.15BPROFIT $714M
OnlyFans is the biggest platform most of our creators earn on, so changes at the top matter. Three things happened this year: a change of owner, a stake sale and new accounts.
$535MPaid for 16%Architect Capital, 8 May 2026.
$3.15BValuationImplied by the deal.
$714MPre-tax profitYear to 30 Nov 2025.
2.5MCreatorsAs reported with the accounts.
What happened
23 MAR 2026Owner diesLeonid Radvinsky died of cancer, aged 43. Control passed to his widow, Katie Chudnovsky.
8 MAY 2026First outside investorArchitect Capital bought a 16% minority stake for $535 million. Earlier talks had been about close to 60%.
AUG 2026Accounts publishedFor the year to 30 November 2025: about $1.6 billion revenue, up 10%, and $714 million pre-tax profit, up 5%.
The accounts also show $535 million in dividends for the year, plus $174 million after year-end. OnlyFans had 47 employees and about 1,500 outside content moderators.
What the companies said
OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair said the deal will “enhance OnlyFans’ position in the creator economy”. Architect’s CEO James Sagan called OnlyFans “a category-defining platform with a powerful global brand”. Architect has said it wants to bring its financial-services background to creators that banks underserve.
What it means for creators
Payouts and financial features may change. Read the terms of anything new before you opt in.
A small team with outsourced moderation means support can be slow. For leaks, do not wait on the platform: copies on other sites need takedowns anyway.
Keep your own copies of your content and your upload dates. They are your proof of ownership if you ever need to move or file notices.
OnlyFans cannot remove leaks on other sitesOnlyFans can act on its own platform. Copies on leak sites, Telegram and Google need notices sent to those sites, hosts and search engines.
Protect your OnlyFans content
How to remove leaked OnlyFans contentWhere leaks end up, what OnlyFans can do and the exact steps.
Who owns OnlyFans now?After Leonid Radvinsky died in March 2026, control passed to his widow, Katie Chudnovsky. Architect Capital owns a 16% minority stake.
Will payouts change?Nothing has been announced that changes creator payouts. Architect has talked about financial products for creators, so watch for new features and read their terms.
Does the new investor change how leaks are handled?Not as far as has been announced. Leaks outside OnlyFans still have to be removed from the sites where they are posted.