A $3 billion minority share is being negotiated by OnlyFans

Weeks after its reclusive owner, Leonid Radvinsky, passed away, a number of media outlets reported on Friday morning that OnlyFans is discussing the sale of a minority stake in a deal. That would value the company at more than $3 billion.

Bloomberg and the Financial Times reported on Friday that OnlyFans is discussing the sale of about 20% of its shares to a San Francisco-based company called Architect Capital. The company would be worth about $3 billion as a result of this transaction.

For over a year, OnlyFans had been considering a possible sale. Reuters revealed in May 2025 that the business was discussing a $8 billion sale to the Los Angeles-based financial firm Forest Road Company.

Architect Capital reportedly held discussions with OnlyFans for several months. The Wall Street Journal revealed in January that it was in talks to buy a majority share in the business. Which would have been worth about $5.5 billion.

According to the Financial Times, the minority stake agreement with Architect Capital may be completed next month, opening the door for further stake sales in the future.

According to Bloomberg, Architect Capital would create new financial services and solutions for OnlyFans creators as part of the agreement.

Only a few weeks after Radvinsky, the Ukrainian-born businessman who purchased OnlyFans in 2018. Turned it into a successful adult video company, passed away from cancer, the sale could finalize.