OnlyFans, a subscription-based platform with over 377 million users and 4 million creators—mostly women and girls—has become a global, multi-billion-dollar industry. Known for pornographic content that drives its growth, it monetizes sexualized interactions through direct messaging and real-time engagement, though most creators earn only $130–180 USD per month. This session examines how OnlyFans operates within the broader ecosystem of pornography and sexual exploitation, including trafficking. It explores overlaps between social media and exploitation, where women and girls are groomed to see such platforms as typical social media. Young people may be recruited online, build followings, and be steered into monetized sexual content, sometimes under coercion. The session also critiques “empowerment” narratives and examines AI-generated sexual content, consent, and exploitation in digital contexts.