Coomer

Coomer.st is the public scraper that lets you download OnlyFans and Fansly paid posts—photos, videos, even locked DMs—for exactly zero dollars. Someone (automated bots or dedicated uploaders) rips the content, dumps it publicly, and you just search the creator’s username to grab everything. As of late January 2026, the .st domain is still online and functional, but it’s been a rocky ride: the project has bounced through coomer.party → coomer.su → coomer.st due to constant DDoS attacks, host takedowns, and legal heat. Same backend, new skin.

The raw truth: it still saves you serious cash. Popular creators like Sweetie Fox, hungskater, KalaLehlani, and lilijunex have massive archives—often 80-95% of their older catalog available in full resolution. Many pay-per-view videos and photo sets that used to cost $10-30 each are just sitting there, free to download. X (Twitter) is still full of fresh links to specific posts as recently as January 29-31, 2026, proving people are actively using and sharing new-ish drops. But the golden era is over. Reddit’s r/Piracy has been screaming since late 2025: the last site-wide update for months was October 20, 2025. Some creators have zero new posts since then. Early 2026 saw a partial comeback—sporadic uploads trickling in—but nothing like the daily flood of 2024-early 2025. If you’re chasing the absolute latest PPV from this week, you’re probably out of luck.

Interface is dead simple: land on the homepage, hit the search bar (or go to /artists), type the OnlyFans/Fansly username, and you get a reverse-chronological feed. Filters for Recent, Popular, Random. Click a post → full-size images, playable videos, direct download buttons. There’s an Importer tool where you can paste a direct OF link and beg the bots to grab it (hit rate is lottery-tier). No login required, no paywall, no bullshit.

Safety is the ugly part everyone ignores until they get burned. Malwarebytes still flags older domains as riskware, and security scanners like Gridinsoft give coomer.st a dismal trust score. Reddit threads warn about malicious scripts and drive-by ads. Real-world test (January 2026): with uBlock Origin + Brave or AdGuard + VPN, I browsed and downloaded without pop-ups or redirects. But the moment you pull a >1 GB file, Cloudflare’s DDoS protection kicks in hard—speeds tank to 50-150 KB/s and connections randomly die. Pro tip: use a download manager (JDownloader or aria2) with 2-4 connections max, never greedy mode.

From the creator side, this site is a nightmare. Models on Reddit and X have posted tearful rants about entire catalogs leaked, income gutted, and DMCA notices ignored because the host is in some jurisdiction that doesn’t care. Once content hits Coomer, it’s immortal. If you actually like a creator and want them to keep producing, subscribing directly is the only sustainable move. Piracy feels great until your favorite account goes dark because earnings crashed.

Bottom line: If you just want to test the waters, hoard classics, or straight-up save money, coomer.st is still the sharpest tool in the piracy drawer—pair it with solid adblocking and a VPN and you’ll get an honest 7.5/10 experience. But if you want the newest, highest-quality drops and actually care about the people making the content, pay for the subscription. Free lunches taste amazing until the kitchen burns down and there’s nothing left to eat tomorrow.