Camilla Araujo’s OnlyFans Earnings: The Screenshot, the Claims and Why She Quit

Camilla Araujo is the rare high-earning creator who eventually put a full year on screen with both columns visible: what fans paid and what reached her. That screenshot is worth more than every podcast figure before it, and it does not quite agree with them.

This is one of our sourced creator profiles, alongside Bonnie Blue, Sophie Rain and Iggy Azalea. Same rules: every number carries the outlet and the date in the sentence that uses it, every source was opened first-hand, and anything we could not check stays out. We are an agency writing about the industry we sell into, so read it with that in mind.

Where she started: Player 067

MrBeast published “$456,000 Squid Game In Real Life!” on 24 November 2021. Araujo was Player 067. In her own documentary, quoted by Complex on 2 January 2026, she put it simply: “They only knew me as 067. So I chased that.”

No outlet we could find dates the start of her OnlyFans. Her own accounts differ: in a TikTok in December 2025 she spoke of five years on the platform, and in her documentary about ten days later of three. What is clear is the shape of the start. Like Breckie Hill, she arrived with an audience already built somewhere else; in her case, by one viral video.

The monthly claims, in order

• March 2025: about $2.1 million on a good month. On her own podcast with Bonnie Blue as guest, Blue gave that figure and Araujo said she makes roughly the same, as Vice reported on 7 April 2025. Spoken.
• April 2025: “$1.5 to $2 million a month”. On Adin Ross’s livestream, later saying it had gone up, as the Village Voice reported on 9 September 2025. Spoken.
• October 2025: $2.5 million in a peak month. On Logan Paul’s Impaulsive, as Complex reported on 7 October 2025, adding: “I don’t even check the dashboard anymore.” Spoken.

All three are monthly figures said on camera, none with a period, and none stating whether it is what fans paid or what she kept. They also climb with each appearance, which is what you would expect from a growing business and also what you would expect from a figure being rounded up for a podcast.

The screenshot

On 28 November 2025 she posted a screenshot of her statistics for 27 November 2024 to 27 November 2025, reported by Complex the same day: $14.45 million gross and $11.56 million net. Underneath it she wrote: “I’m kinda over it tho…”

This is the best piece of evidence in her story, for three reasons. It has a stated period. It shows both columns. And the net is exactly 80% of the gross, which is what OnlyFans pays out after its 20% cut, so the two numbers are at least consistent with a real dashboard. The headlines that followed rounded it to “$11 million”, which is the net figure, and the right one to quote.

Now set it against the podcasts. $14.45 million over twelve months averages about $1.2 million gross a month. Peak months of $2.5 million are possible inside that average, but the year as a whole is closer to half the figure she gave on Impaulsive. That is not a contradiction so much as the difference between a best month and a year, and it is exactly the difference that gets lost when a peak is quoted as a monthly income.

Quitting

On Impaulsive in October 2025 she said her exit would be “a big mic drop moment”. On 22 December 2025 she announced on TikTok, as Complex reported that day: “I’m quitting OnlyFans. Yeah, I’m quitting. This is it.” She credited the platform with her first million and with retiring her parents, and spoke of $20 million over five years. In her documentary, reported by Complex on 2 January 2026, the figure was “over $20 million” in three years, “mostly through OnlyFans”. People reported backlash in January 2026 to a course she launched afterwards.

We have not found any later figures. The $20 million is her claim in two slightly different versions; the $11.56 million net for one year is the number she showed.

How the money came in

No outlet we found breaks her income into subscriptions and messages. The one thing she has said about how it grew is in the Village Voice piece: “I hired a real team. I expanded into other platforms.” At her scale that is the normal shape of the business: a team running the inbox and the promotion while the creator does the part only she can do. It matches what we see at a much smaller scale, where roughly 74% of net revenue on the accounts we manage comes from messages.

What to take from this if you are a creator

• A year on screen beats a month on a podcast. Ask for the period, the gross and the net. Her screenshot had all three; none of her spoken figures did.
• Never treat a peak as a monthly income. Her best month and her average month differ by a factor of two. Agencies quoting “up to” figures do the same thing.
• Check the 80%. On OnlyFans, net should be about 80% of gross. A screenshot where it is not is worth a second look.
• Plan for the dashboard you do not want to look at. “If the number dips, it ruins my mood” is a real cost of running an account at this volume, and she quit within three months of saying it.

For how to read any income claim, see how to check someone’s OnlyFans earnings. For where a rank puts an account in dollars, see OnlyFans rank explained.

Questions creators ask

How much did Camilla Araujo make on OnlyFans?

The one figure she showed is $14.45 million gross and $11.56 million net for 27 November 2024 to 27 November 2025, in a screenshot reported by Complex on 28 November 2025. She has also said she made over $20 million in total, mostly through OnlyFans.

How much does Camilla Araujo make per month?

She has said $1.5 to $2 million a month, about $2.1 million on a good month and $2.5 million in a peak month, all on podcasts or livestreams. Her yearly screenshot averages about $1.2 million gross a month.

Did Camilla Araujo quit OnlyFans?

Yes. She announced it on TikTok on 22 December 2025 and repeated it in her documentary released at the start of January 2026.

Was Camilla Araujo in MrBeast’s Squid Game video?

Yes, as Player 067 in "$456,000 Squid Game In Real Life!", published on 24 November 2021. She refers to it in her own documentary.

What is Camilla Araujo’s net worth?

There is no documented figure. Her own numbers are earnings, not net worth, and net-worth websites publish estimates without sources.