How WhosDB works

What each profile shows

Each WhosDB card shows the public name, country, profile type (Individual or Couple), self-declared gender, one to five categories, price band, a short bio, an approved avatar and, when available, other social networks. The person who lists the profile submits these details, and they go through moderation. The "View profile" button opens the profile's external page in a new tab.

Each card also has a three-dot menu with "Claim profile" and "Report".

Each profile declares its own gender: WhosDB never infers it.

How the ranking is ordered

1. First, profiles with confirmed bids, from highest to lowest lifetime total invested in bids.
2. Then, free listings, in an order that rotates for each visitor (reshuffled roughly every 24 hours).
3. If two profiles have the same total invested, their order also rotates.

Visits and clicks a profile receives do not change its position. The same rule applies on the home page, in search, and in the rankings by country, type, category, gender and price band.

Bids and featured positions

• Featured positions are the top three spots in the ranking when they are held by profiles with confirmed bids. The home page also shows the profile in position 1.
• Only the person who manages a profile that is already approved and published can bid, once the automatic checks are finished.
• Each bid is at least USD 5, in whole dollars, and up to USD 10,000. The amount is confirmed on Stripe's secure payment page.
• Only bids with a confirmed payment count. There are no third-party bids: only the person who manages the profile can bid.
• The total invested accumulates and bids never expire.
• A bid buys position inside the WhosDB ranking and nothing else. It does not buy followers, subscribers, guaranteed clicks, revenue or results on OnlyFans or any other platform.

Pricing

• Listing a profile is free. Browsing the directory is free too and needs no account.
• The only optional payment is bidding to move up. WhosDB charges no subscriptions.
• If a confirmed bid is not applied because of a WhosDB technical error, the case is reviewed and the credit is corrected or refunded when appropriate. Refunds are not given for lack of performance, position changes caused by other profiles' bids, moderation, valid reports or removals. See the refund policy.
• Price band: the monthly subscription price of the profile on the external platform, in USD and including any active promo. The bands are Free, Up to $9.99, $10–14.99, $15–24.99 and $25+. The person who lists the profile declares it; WhosDB does not verify, set or charge those prices. If no price is given, the profile shows "Not provided".
• Categories: each profile picks one to five categories from a fixed list (for example Cosplay, Fitness or No PPV), used to filter the directory.

Moderation and publication

To list a profile on WhosDB you must:

1. Sign in with Google or with X and have a confirmed email (if your X account has no email, you add one at that step). This confirms a contact method, not official ownership of the OnlyFans profile.
2. Paste the profile link (links from onlyfans.com, x.com and twitter.com are accepted) and fill in public name, country, profile type, self-declared gender, price band, bio, one to five categories and an avatar.
3. Confirm you are 18 or older, that you control the profile or have permission to submit it, and that WhosDB is independent from OnlyFans.

Then:

• An automated review checks the name and bio for risk terms, reviews the avatar and computes ownership-risk signals.
• Avatars must be JPG, PNG or WebP up to 5 MB and cannot show explicit nudity, sexual acts or visible genitals, or appear to show a minor.
• If every signal is clear, the profile can be published. If anything is uncertain, it waits for human review by the moderation team.
• Reports: anyone can report a profile from the three-dot menu on its card, choosing a reason. Reports of a possible minor or of illegal or non-consensual content hide the profile immediately while the team reviews the case. The team reviews all other reports before deciding.
• Automated scoring helps, but it can be wrong. Reports and removal requests can affect publication, bidding and visibility.

Age verification

• For now, age is self-declared only.
• Visitors: before entering, WhosDB asks you to confirm you are 18 or older (or of legal age in your jurisdiction). The confirmation is stored in your browser for 180 days.
• People who list a profile: must declare they are 18 or older.
• WhosDB runs no other age or identity check and is not an official OnlyFans verification service.

Claim, report, hide or delete a profile

• Claim an existing profile: from the three-dot menu on the card ("Claim profile") or at /claim-profile. Sign in, choose the reason, describe your relationship to the profile (creator, manager, agency) and share evidence that can be checked. The team reviews the request manually; claiming does not grant ownership automatically.
• Report a profile: from the three-dot menu on the card ("Report"), choosing the reason. See the moderation section.
• Hide your profile: from your profile dashboard you can hide it any time. It disappears from the home page, search and rankings immediately, and you can show it again.
• Delete your profile: from the same dashboard, request deletion and give the reason. The profile is hidden immediately, and the team reviews and approves the permanent deletion of the data.

Independence from OnlyFans

WhosDB is independent from OnlyFans and is not an official OnlyFans verification service. WhosDB never asks for OnlyFans passwords, codes or private account access, and never uses authenticated scraping.

Privacy and metrics

People who list a profile see aggregate metrics (for example, how many people opened their profile from the site), never visitor identifiers. WhosDB uses Google Analytics for aggregate traffic statistics. See the privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions