translated from Japanese. Please refer to the original ASCII.jp article for the authoritative version
Success, the operator of the creator support service “FanPort,” released user data for 4,362 registered fans on November 9. The average age of the 463 paying users was 40.1 years old. The cumulative support amount per paying user for those in their 60s and above was approximately ¥98,000, which was 8.8 times that of those in their 20s, who spent approximately ¥11,000.
FanPort is a service that allows users to pay creators monthly fees or charge per post. The aggregation period was from April 2026, when the service launched, until November 7, and includes withdrawn users. Among the 4,185 users who registered their age, 55% were in their teens to 30s, and 45% were in their 40s and above. While those in their teens to 30s accounted for a larger number of users, those in their 40s and above accounted for 74% of the total support amount.
34 people in their 60s and above made payments, while 129 people were in their 20s. The total support amount from those in their 60s and above was approximately ¥3.34 million, exceeding the approximately ¥1.45 million from those in their 20s. However, while the average for all paying users was approximately ¥27,000, the median value, when sorted by amount, was approximately ¥4,800.
