Creator case · agency-supplied figures
Larissa: an OnlyFans revenue case
A closer look at Larissa's published revenue figures, reporting period and creator statement. Net revenue here is after platform fees and before the agency share.
The creator’s statement
“My income doubled nearly every month. From $7k in September to $86k by February. Best decision I ever made was starting with Noblesse Studios.”
This is an individual account of the collaboration, not an average or a forecast for a new creator.
Period and revenue basis
From September 2025 To February 2026
USD. Net means after platform fees, before the agency share, taxes and the creator’s own costs. Values are the agency-supplied statement figures confirmed on September 9, 2026; they have not been independently audited.
| Reported measure | USD |
|---|---|
| Gross | $107,759.65 |
| Net | $86,208.46 |
| Month | Monthly net revenue |
|---|---|
| February, 2026 | $86,208.46 |
| January, 2026 | $84,791.78 |
| December, 2025 | $67,894.02 |
| November, 2025 | $34,599.21 |
| October, 2025 | $14,137.35 |
| September, 2025 | $7,311.24 |
What these figures can tell you
Read the reporting periods before comparing cases. A total across several months is not a monthly income. The creator’s statement can describe a different time window from the attached revenue total. Revenue figures alone cannot establish which individual action caused a change or how much work remained with the creator.
Use the figures as a starting point for questions about your own situation: relevant starting audience, content capacity, written scope and the amount remaining after all agreed deductions. No outcome is guaranteed.