Trending OnlyFans & Fansly creators this week

TastyFans records each creator's likes every time it refreshes their public profile. Trending creators gained the most likes over the last seven days; rising stars gained the most compared with the likes they already had, so a small page that doubled beats a huge one adding one percent. Nothing here is paid for: sponsored listings are labelled and sit apart.

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Gaining the most likes

Likes gained over the last seven days, biggest gain first.

Not enough history yet. Trending needs two profile refreshes a week apart; check back in a few days.

Rising stars

Pages with 1,000+ likes whose likes grew the most, as a share of what they had a week ago.

Not enough history yet. Check back in a few days.

Hidden gems

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Pages under 5,000 likes whose posts get the most likes each: small, and loved by the people who found them.

Most searched this week

What people typed into TastyFans over the last seven days. Searches for a creator's name are never kept.

Questions

How does TastyFans decide which OnlyFans creators are trending?

TastyFans keeps a snapshot of each creator's likes every time it refreshes their public profile. A creator's trend is the likes gained between the first and last snapshot of the last seven days; the page sorts by that gain. Rising stars are sorted by the gain as a share of the likes they had a week ago, among pages with at least 1,000 likes. Fansly, Fanvue, ManyVids, Slushy, FanCentro and 4based pages are re-checked weekly, so a week's trend covers one or two refreshes.

Can creators pay to be listed as trending?

No. Trending, rising stars and hidden gems come from the likes and posts on public profiles. Sponsored listings are labelled and shown separately.

What is a hidden gem?

A page with between 100 and 5,000 likes and at least 50 photos whose posts get the most likes each, so a small page its subscribers love. 14,880 creators fit that today.

What is the most searched-for term?

The list above shows the most typed searches of the last seven days, counted by day. TastyFans keeps only the search words, never who searched, and drops searches that look like a creator's name, a handle, an email or a link.