Amouranth Shares Most Profitable Month As OnlyFans Creator

Kaitlyn "Amouranth" Siragusa is easily among the most recognizable streamers on Twitch, best known for her provocative ASMR and hot tub streams. In addition, she's built a multi-million dollar business empire comprising various investments, including her own talent management agency, Real Work. Amouranth is also among the highest-grossing creators on the adult content platform OnlyFans.

Earlier this year, the Twitch superstar opened up about her monthly OnlyFans earnings, citing revenue between $1.4-1.5 million every month. In July 2022, Amouranth's gross earnings were at a staggering $33.7 million. More recently, in an 18 December 2022 podcast with reporter Jake Lucky, Amouranth expanded on her income by sharing details of her "most profitable month" as a content creator.

"I don't know 'cause I'm always getting like a new 'most profitable month'," she said. Amouranth explained that she would reach a new record every month, only for her earnings to slightly "go down a little bit" by roughly $100,000 if she wasn't streaming as much or there wasn't a sale of some sort. "Every few months is basically a new highest [earning] month, so it's kind of hard to say," Amouranth said.

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However, the internet star was subsequently asked what the "biggest amount" she's ever seen on a check was. Amouranth explained that with OnlyFans, she has to withdraw her funds continually, noting that the largest withdrawal she's ever done was around $2 million. She added that she waited about "a month and a half or so" before withdrawing the money from the OnlyFans platform.

After being asked if she still gets a "dopamine [rush]" when she sees the tremendous amount of money being withdrawn, Amouranth responds, "A little bit, I do. It definitely helps keep me going, for sure. It makes it all worth it. Because you just think about how much that is and how much you can do with that if you just keep the momentum going. Basically, I'm just trying to keep it going for as long as I can."