I’m a millionaire at 22 after selling £52million business that I started on kitchen table – I’m living the dream
A MAN revealed how he has became a millionaire aged 22 after selling his £52million business that he started on his kitchen table.
Harry Gestetner is a co-creator of the platform Fanfix – an OnlyFans rival that has no nudity.
The 22-year-old now lives in his own lavish pad after he sold his business last year for a staggering £52million, according to Crunchbase.
But his life of luxury all started at his kitchen table after he co-founded the “strictly clean” Fanfix platform, which like OnlyFans, allows users to subscribe to content.
Harry’s Instagram is now flooded with photos of trips to the Bahamas, parties in Las Vegas and boozy nights with his mates in Mykonos.
The posts show the young entrepreneur soaking up the sunshine, cocktail in hand, as he grins with his friends near beautiful palm trees and sandy beaches.
In the Bahamas, the millionaire snapped himself hugging a lad in swimming trunks as they took a dip in the crystal blue waters.
Harry is even a regular hunter in Bosham, south east England – with snaps on his social media show him pointing rifles and proudly showing off the pheasants he had shot.
In one glamorous post, Harry posed up with five mates on a sunny deck in France, with the location tagged as Club 55.
The beach club is known for being a popular hang-out for the rich and famous during the summer months.
Harry has also been snapped celebrating Mardi Gras in style surrounded by an army of mates and has posed with a dozen suit-clad lads at the Louisiana Derby.
And now that the entrepreneur is living the dream, he has his thriving business to thank for his fortunes.
The Fanfix service allows social-media creators and influencers to make a profit off their fan bases by offering a monthly paid subscription for certain forms of content.
These can include personal DM’s, exclusive day-in-the-life vlogs and even unpublished first-drafts of TikToks.
The service is similar to OnlyFans in this sense except it does not allow any form of nudity.
Fanfix rose to success with Gen Z influencers who wanted to make money from their fans but who also didn’t want to be associated with explicit cotent.
To join Fanfix, the creator also needs at least 10,000 followers across their social-media profiles.
Harry told Insider: “We allow what’s the societal norm, and we don’t venture into any of the more explicit areas – the most lewd stuff on our platform will be similar to the most lewd stuff on TikTok or Instagram”.
The businessman also has a background of wealth as his father, Daniel, was one of the UK’s richest young entrepreneurs in 2000.
Harry studied at the prestigious Harvard-Westlake School where he met his Fanfix co-founder Simon Pompan.
Working together from their dorms, they started up the subscription based service and former Vine star Cameron Dallas even jumped on board as a co-founder and used his platform to raise Fanfix’s profile.
But the young entrepreneur revealed to the Spotify: For The Record podcast that he was pushed to sell after applying Apple’s 30% fees on in-app purchases would mean creators’ earnings would significantly decrease.
Fanxif was later snatched-up by SuperOrdinary, a service which aims to “help brands reimagine the way consumers discover and purchase content”.
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