73 Best Gaming OnlyFans Accounts to Follow in 2026

How big gaming accounts here are

The median gaming page here has collected 45,305 likes on its posts, 11% more than the 40,719 median across the whole index. Half of these gaming pages sit between 14,158 and 206,170 likes — this is the order every listing on this page is ranked in. Measured across the 71 gaming pages that report likes. Likes are a lifetime total, not a recent rate. 2 further pages report none and are excluded from these figures.

Set against how much they post, a typical gaming post collects 170 likes, against 96 across the whole index. Taken per creator across the 35 here that report both a like count and a post count, then at the median.

Split at the paywall, the 19 free gaming pages here with a measured like count have collected a median 21,572 likes, against 54,222 across 39 paid ones — the paid median is 2.5x the free one. A like count is a lifetime total, so this says which accounts sit on each side of the paywall here — not what paying for one gets you.

What gaming creators charge

Median price

$10.00

Middle half

$5.75 – $15.00

Cheapest paid

$3.00

Free pages

19

Measured across the 40 gaming creators here that publish a paid price. That median is in line with the $10.00 median across the whole index. 14 further creators have no price we could read and are excluded from these figures.

What gaming creators post

The median gaming page here holds 630 photos and 107 videos — 781 items in total, about the same as the 856 median across the whole index. Half of these gaming pages sit between 238 and 2,001 items. Measured across the 72 gaming pages that report a library; it counts how much is posted, not how good it is. 1 further page reports no photos or videos at all and is excluded from these figures.

Set against what they charge, the typical paid gaming subscription works out at $1.00 per 100 photos and videos, against $0.82 across the whole index. Taken per creator across the 40 here with both a published paid price and a library, then at the median.

Most content per dollar in gaming

Across the 40 gaming pages here with both a published paid price and a measured library, the median subscription buys 100 photos and videos per dollar a month. These are the 5 furthest above that — measured on volume, not on quality.

1. 1Peyton 💗 — 10,623 photos and videos for $5.00/month, 2,125 per dollar
2. 2Abigaiil Morris VIP — 4,105 photos and videos for $3.00/month, 1,368 per dollar
3. 3Katss Kawaii — 12,041 photos and videos for $12.99/month, 927 per dollar
4. 4Karla Kush — 2,675 photos and videos for $3.24/month, 826 per dollar
5. 5Sasha de Sade — 2,566 photos and videos for $3.56/month, 721 per dollar

Free gaming pages against paid ones

The 19 free gaming pages here have posted a median of 280 photos and videos. The 40 with a paid subscription have posted 938 — 3.4× as many. Across the whole index the same comparison runs 2.6×.

A free page is free to follow, not free to view: free creators usually sell individual posts rather than charging a monthly price, so this compares how much each group has posted, not how much of it costs nothing. It counts volume, not quality. 14 further pages are left out of both sides because we could not read a price for them.

What our data studies say about gaming pages

• Free vs Paid — 26% of gaming pages are free to subscribe to, and those free pages have posted a median of 280 photos and videos against 938 on the paid ones.
• Popular Niches — Gaming is the 7th most-listed niche we index, carried by 73 of 1.8K pages (4.0%).
• Content per Dollar — The median gaming page holds 781 photos and videos — 100 per $1 a month, 11th of the 12 niches we could price.
• Niche Overlap — a gaming page here is 8.0× as likely to carry the cam girl keyword as a page drawn from the index at random — the strongest of the 12 keyword crossings we measure on this niche, across the 1,816 pages OnlySpotlight indexes.

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Keywords these creators use