OnlyFans is operated by Fenix International Limited, a UK company. After owner Leonid Radvinsky’s death in March 2026, reporting said the business passed to his widow. Architect Capital later took a minority stake at a $3.15B valuation.
Fenix International Limited was incorporated 1 September 2016 (company number 10354575), with a Cheapside, London address in filings. The consumer brand is OnlyFans; the accounts and dividends sit in Fenix. Full desk notes: ownership statistics.
Radvinsky had been the controlling figure in public coverage for years. After his death, major outlets reported that his widow became the owner. Treat “who owns OnlyFans?” as a moving corporate fact — check the latest Companies House filings and reputable news, not screenshot threads.
May 2026 reporting described Architect Capital buying about 16% at a $3.15B equity valuation (implied cheque ~$504M). An earlier process rumoured near $8B did not close. At FY2025 figures that is about 2.0× net revenue and 4.4× pre-tax profit — a multiple that prices adult and payment risk, not just cash generation.
FY2025 pre-tax profit was about $715M on $1.55B net revenue. Ordinary dividends for the year were reported around $535M, with additional distributions discussed into March 2026. The company historically ran without a classic VC cap table; the Architect minority is the first widely reported institutional slice.
Fenix cited roughly 47 employees in FY2025 communications, plus a large external moderation layer (~1,500 in press). GMV per employee is extreme; that is a product of platform leverage and contractor staffing, not proof that 47 people manually run every feed.