LGBTQ+ Creator Directory 'OnlyGays' Launches

LGBTQ+ Creator Directory 'OnlyGays' Launches

ATLANTA — Mango Digital has officially launched OnlyGays, a multi-platform search directory built specifically for LGBTQ+ content creators, following last month’s beta launch.

According to a rep, OnlyGays is now the only public tool that allows fans to search for LGBTQ+ creators across platforms — OnlyFans, JustForFans, Patreon, Instagram, and others — from a single point of entry.

Unlike single-platform discovery tools, OnlyGays indexes creators wherever they post, giving fans a search tool instead of relying on platform algorithms or word-of-mouth. Since beta, the directory has grown to nearly 400 verified LGBTQ+ creator profiles across 13 different categories.

“Every other tool in this space assumes a creator only exists on one platform, but that’s not how creators actually work today, and it’s definitely not how fans look for them,” said OnlyGays founder John Rozzo. “We solve the findability problem for fans seeking gay talent and for content creators seeking an effective way to reach and attract fans.”

The platform monetizes through featured creator listings, SuperFan subscriptions for fans, and affiliate commissions, so it doesn’t take a direct cut of creator platform revenue. Creators can currently list a profile at no cost, with paid add-ons unlocking expanded visibility and, for agencies, multi-creator roster management under a single account.

For more information, visit OnlyGays.io.

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