Learn all about the top Twitch streamers with OnlyFans accounts

When OnlyFans rose to fame in 2020, many streamers jumped on the bandwagon to kickstart lucrative careers.

OnlyFans is precisely what the name says. It’s meant to be a platform only for true fans who’ll go as far as to pay some extra cash to watch extra content of their favorite streamers. While it doesn’t say anywhere that OnlyFans is only for explicit content, most streamers use it for just that. On OnlyFans, users can find exclusive content pushed out by streamers that won’t be available elsewhere by paying a monthly fee. While anyone can create an OnlyFans, only a few male streamers have an account. Those with it usually don’t make it public or post it on their socials.

Conversely, female streamers often market their OnlyFans on X, which has helped us make this list of the top 5 streamers with OnlyFans.

The top Twitch streamers with OnlyFans accounts

Amouranth

Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa is essentially a gaming streamer, but Twitch’s risque ASMR, pool, and bathtub content earned her enough bans to make her take the explicit content over to OnlyFans. According to the streamer, she earns $1.5 million monthly from her OnlyFans out of her $20 million yearly earnings. She’s also a businesswoman and co-owner of a CS2 team.

Amouranth was at one point streaming exclusively on Kick, but the exclusive nature of that deal has since expired and she now once again finds herself streaming on Twitch, making her by far one of the biggest Twitch streamers to have an OnlyFans account.

Corinnakopf

Corinnakopf is a Twitch streamer known for her public relationship with ex-boyfriend Turner “Tfue” Tenney. However, her non-gaming fans know her from David Dobrik’s YouTube videos. Corinnakopf is also one of the top gaming streamers with OnlyFans as she finds herself making $2.3 million on a good month. Her OnlyFans content is similar to Amouranth’s, as she posts explicit images and videos for her followers.

StrawberryTabby

Tabitha “StrawberryTabby” Lookofsky began her content creation journey on TikTok, but after facing repeated suspensions on the platform, she transitioned to Twitch in 2021. Her time on Twitch has also been nearly as turbulent, with the platform banning her eight times and counting for content guideline violations.

While she continues to stream on Twitch occasionally, her primary focus has since shifted to OnlyFans, where she also launched an account in 2021. Her Twitch presence gained mainstream attention after a viral bathtub stream that also featured notable content creator IShowSpeed.

Alinity

Natalia “Alinity” Mogollon is a gaming streamer who initially became famous on Twitch for her Apex Legends and Overwatch streamers. After amassing an impressive 1.5 million followers on Twitch, Alinity then jumped on the OnlyFans bandwagon and made more money there in just two short months than she could in 10 years on Twitch; at least, according to her.

She still has an OnlyFans account today, where she posts regularly for her many devoted followers. Her Twitch content has also seen a significant shift from gaming to more IRL and just chatting streams that better cater to her current audience’s interests.

TheNicoleT

TheNicoleT started as a variety gaming streamer on Twitch, playing such titles as Among Us, Fortnite, and others. However, she eventually shifted to Twitch’s hot tub meta when it was all the rage on the platform. She’s now also an OnlyFans model with more than 70,000 likes across her posts on the site. While her explicit content is exclusively available on OnlyFans, she also puts on risque ASMR and just chatting streams on Twitch for her more than 1.4 million followers.

Jack Doherty

Jack Doherty, while best known for his prank videos, is one of the few male creators who not only has an OnlyFans account but actively promotes it. While his main audience was initially built via YouTube and later Kick, he now streams under the handle dohertyjack on Twitch, where he has over 45,000 followers. His OnlyFans content is a mix of both explicit videos and behind-the-scenes clips of the videos he creates for YouTube.

He’s also been involved in managing other creators on the platform, a move that has reportedly made him as much $65 million as of 2025. That figure would put him among the richest Twitch streamers on OnlyFans, in addition to being among the most popular with online audiences.