OnlySearch Insights
Top Searches this Halloween
Every October, OnlyFans search behavior gets spooky — sort of. We dug into OnlySearch's first-party search data to find out which costumes and characters fans actually look for, and the classics aren't the winners.
October in three numbers
3×
surge in Halloween searches
first two weeks of October vs September
20,463
searches for cosplay in 60 days
vs 236 for witches
1,386
creators who call themselves witches
plus 392 demons and 71 vampires
The Halloween search leaderboard
Every Halloween-adjacent term fans typed into OnlySearch over the past 60 days. Hover a bar for the story behind it.
1.Cosplay
20K
The giant. More searched than every classic Halloween character combined — 30 times over.
2.Goth
13K
Dark aesthetics are a year-round lifestyle, not a costume.
3.Angels
4,154
Angels outnumber devils 18-to-1. Fans want the halo.
4.Emo
3,571
5.Nurses
3,162
More searches than witches, vampires, ghosts and zombies combined.
6.Demons / succubi
544
7.Latex
412
8.Ghosts
255
9.Witches
236
The top classic monster — and OnlyLocate counts 1,386 creators who describe themselves as witches.
10.Devils
236
11.Clowns
134
12.Vampires
85
13.Zombies
55
Nobody wants zombies. 55 searches in two months.
Spooky showdowns
Head-to-head matchups from the data. Pick a fight.
Angels
4,154
Devils
236
Angels outnumber devils 18-to-1. Even at Halloween, fans want the halo.
What creators see from the inside
We asked creators what their subscribers actually request every October.
“Halloween is my favourite month. I’ve already decorated my house and start getting my subscribers excited about it in September. I always aim to post Halloween-themed content every single day in October.”
— Alix Lynx
“Nobody had actually requested it, I just decided to do it, but my subscribers went wild for it. I filmed a full video dressed as Daphne and they absolutely loved it.”
— Annie Knight
“Subscribers seem to really, really love clown content. It always does really well for other people, so I think I’m gonna try to tap into that.”
— Kit Barrus
Methodology
Search volumes are based on OnlySearch first-party search data from the most recent 60-day period. Halloween seasonality is based on autumn 2025 search behavior across a dataset of 17.3 million searches recorded between April 2025 and September 2026; one anomalous week (commencing October 20) was excluded from seasonality calculations. Creator counts from OnlyLocate’s census of recently active creators.