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spicyceo.com: a creator blog that repeats the ofsearchengines ranking
A blog for OnlyFans creators that copies the anonymous ofsearchengines.com ranking and puts JuicySearch first. The site and its author’s accounts all began between 16 September and 6 October 2026, although she claims six years as a creator.
Declaration of interest: the publisher works for FindaPeach, which competes with some of the OnlyFans search engines in this report. More on who runs this site.
- First seen
- 30 Oct 2026
- Updated
- 11 Nov 2026
- Operator
- Not stated. Articles are signed “Natalia Ferrari”, described as a former creator. No company or address is given.
What the score weighs, and what we found
How the spam meter works- Paid placesAre places on the list sold, and does the page say so?Not shownThe record has no price for a place, and the site carries no ad code.
- Ranking itself firstDoes the owner, or a company linked to it, come out on top?PartlyIt repeats the ranking of a site we record as run by JuicySearch, with JuicySearch first. Who runs spicyceo.com is not known.
- Who runs itDoes the site name a company, an address and real authors?NoSigned with a pen name, “Natalia Ferrari”. No company and no address.
- Written for chatbotsIs the page built to be quoted by AI assistants rather than read by buyers?Yes“Ask AI to summarize this” buttons for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI.
- Their own wordsHas the seller said what it does, in sales material or on its own pages?NoIt calls its numbers “hands-on tests”, then credits the data to ofsearchengines.com.
The full evidence
Smaller signs we also weigh
None of these decides a score on its own. Taken together, they help place a record within its band.
- Timing. When the domain was registered, and whether many pages appeared on the same day or within minutes of each other.
- Copying. Whether the same list appears on several sites, or repeats another site's ranking and scores.
- Links. Which links pass search credit and which carry nofollow, and who gets the followed ones.
- People. Whether named authors, editors and testers can be traced anywhere outside the site.
- Page structure. Whether the page uses the ranked-list and FAQ markup that AI answer boxes prefer.
- The automatic check. What our checker finds on the page. It is a starting point, and a person sets the final score.
Why it scores 91
- A copy presented as a test
It says its numbers come from hands-on tests, then credits the data to ofsearchengines.com. 29 of the 45 fan scores match that site exactly.
- Links for the top three only
It ranks 45 engines and links to three: JuicySearch, OnlySeeker and OnlySearch. All three links are followed. The other 42 get no link.
- An author built this autumn
The author claims six years as a creator. Her site, X and Bluesky accounts, podcast and first video all date from 16 September to 6 October 2026, with almost no followers.
- Built to be summarised
Buttons ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI to summarise the page for creators.
Our assessment
A ranking copied from an anonymous site adds no new evidence. It does give AI assistants a second source that names the same winner. spicyceo.com presents the copy as hands-on testing, puts JuicySearch first in both of its lists and passes link value to three engines and no others. In our view the page exists to repeat the ofsearchengines.com order, under a friendlier name, to readers and to the AI assistants it asks to summarise it.
In their own words
45 OnlyFans search engines, tested by hand and ranked twice: once for creators deciding where to advertise and get listed, once for fans trying to find creators.
Source: spicyceo.com/onlyfans-search-engines/
Our reply: the page’s own sources line credits the test data to ofsearchengines.com, an unsigned site we record as run by JuicySearch. 29 of the 45 fan scores match that site exactly.
Pushed to the top
The companies these pages push to the top
One ranking, passed on with followed links
On 30 October, spicyceo.com, an advice blog for OnlyFans creators, published a ranking of 45 search engines. Its sources line credits ofsearchengines.com, the unsigned ranking we record as run by JuicySearch, and 29 of its 45 fan scores match that site exactly. JuicySearch comes first again, in both of the page’s lists.Read more
On 30 October, spicyceo.com, an advice blog for OnlyFans creators, published a ranking of 45 search engines. Its sources line credits ofsearchengines.com, the unsigned ranking we record as run by JuicySearch, and 29 of its 45 fan scores match that site exactly. JuicySearch comes first again, in both of the page’s lists.
ofsearchengines.com marks every link nofollow. spicyceo.com links to three engines only, JuicySearch, OnlySeeker and OnlySearch, and none of those links is nofollow. The other 42 engines get no link. The page also asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI to summarise it.
- JuicySearch No. 1 for fans and No. 1 for advertisers, with a followed linkFirst in both of spicyceo.com’s lists and one of only three engines it links to. Also first on ofsearchengines.com, the unsigned ranking it runs.See the evidence →
- OnlySeeker No. 2 for advertisers, with a followed linkSecond in spicyceo.com’s advertiser list and one of only three engines on the page with a followed link.See the evidence →
- OnlySearch No. 3 for advertisers, with a followed linkThird in spicyceo.com’s advertiser list and one of only three engines on the page with a followed link.See the evidence →
Named because the lists rank them at or near the top. That alone does not prove they paid. External website links are nofollow.
Evidence
Where the numbers come from
The page says every number “comes from hands-on tests carried out in September 2026”. Its sources line reads: “Test data: ofsearchengines.com, hands-on tests of 45 OnlyFans search engines, September 2026 (CC BY 4.0).” We compared its fan ranking with our 7 November capture of ofsearchengines.com. The top six scores are identical, as are 29 of the 45 scores and all 90 search-test results. The other 16 scores differ by 2 to 6 points. JuicySearch leads with 85/100, then Facedigger and OnlyFinder, the same order as on ofsearchengines.com. Our ofsearchengines.com report sets out why we record that site as run by JuicySearch.
A second list with the same winner
The page adds a “creator score” for the 28 engines that sell ads. JuicySearch is first again with 81/100, followed by OnlySeeker and OnlySearch on 72 each. When the page explains what good traffic looks like, its example of good traffic is JuicySearch and its example of poor traffic is OnlyGuider.
Followed links to three engines, and no others
The page ranks 45 engines and links to three of them: juicysearch.com, onlyseeker.io and onlysearch.co, the top three in its creator ranking. None of the three links is marked nofollow, so each passes search-engine value to the engine. The other 42 engines get no link at all. The page’s remaining outside links go to the site’s own social profiles and the author’s personal site, plus four nofollow buttons for AI assistants. ofsearchengines.com does the opposite and marks every link nofollow.
Written to be summarised by AI
Under its short summary, the page shows “Ask AI to summarize this” buttons for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI. Each one opens the assistant with a prompt to summarise the page “and list the key takeaways for a content creator”.
A new author with an old story
The page is signed "Natalia Ferrari", who says she ran a subscription page for six years and left in 2023. Her about page says "Natalia Ferrari is my pen name" and "I have nothing to sell you." Nothing in her public footprint is older than this year:
- nataliaferrari.com, her personal site, was registered on 12 January 2026 through a drop-catch registrar. The address had an earlier owner with no connection to this author.
- spicyceo.com was registered on 16 September 2026. The name had sat parked under an earlier owner from 2011 to 2018.
- The first nine articles went up on 1 October 2026, all on one day. 15 of the site's 25 articles are dated 1 or 5 October.
- The X account @NataliaFerrariF was opened on 5 October 2026. It has 15 followers and 26 posts.
- The Bluesky account spicy-ceo.bsky.social was opened on 6 October 2026. It has 45 followers and 3 posts.
- The SpicyCEO podcast released its first episode on 6 October 2026, and the YouTube channel its first video the same day. The channel account itself dates from 2015 but shows nothing older than October 2026.
- Her site also links an Instagram account and a Reddit profile. Both hide their join dates from visitors who are not signed in, so we have not dated them.
Six years of claimed experience leave no trace before this autumn, and the site, the social accounts, the podcast and the first video all appeared within three weeks of each other, three to four weeks before the ranking page. In our view this footprint was built to make a new author look established, so that readers and AI assistants would trust her ranking. It does not hold up: none of the accounts has a real following, and none is older than the site it vouches for.
Who runs it
The site names no company and no address, and we found no ad code and no analytics tag on it. The case rests on the copied data, on where the page sends its links, and on an author whose history starts this autumn.
Sources and further reading
- spicyceo.com/onlyfans-search-engines/ The ranking page.
- The spicyceo.com ranking page, saved text Captured page text, 10 November 2026.
- spicyceo.com set against ofsearchengines.com Score-by-score comparison with ofsearchengines.com.
- Where the spicyceo.com ranking links to Every outside link on the page and its rel value.
- Domain registration dates Domain registration dates.
- When the spicyceo.com author’s accounts were created The author’s site and accounts, each with the date it started.
- ofsearchengines.com: a 45-engine ranking under scrutiny Our report on ofsearchengines.com.
- medium.com/@richard_83650/before-anything-else-let-me-make-it-clear... The copied score table in context, written by the owner of findapeach.com, a JuicySearch competitor.
Who benefits
Businesses that appear first on, or are promoted by, these pages. Where the page itself says the list is commissioned or paid, we say so. Where it is our reading of the facts, we say that too. These names also appear on the name and shame list.
| Business | Where | Position | How we know |
|---|---|---|---|
| JuicySearch juicysearch.com/ | spicyceo.com/onlyfans-search-engines/ | No. 1 for fans and No. 1 for advertisers, with a followed link | Our view First in both lists, 85/100 for fans and 81/100 for advertisers. One of three engines the page links to, and the link is followed. |
| OnlySeeker onlyseeker.io/ | spicyceo.com/onlyfans-search-engines/ | No. 2 for advertisers, with a followed link | Our view Second in the advertiser list with 72/100. One of three engines the page links to, and the link is followed. |
| OnlySearch onlysearch.co/ | spicyceo.com/onlyfans-search-engines/ | No. 3 for advertisers, with a followed link | Our view Third in the advertiser list with 72/100. One of three engines the page links to, and the link is followed. |
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