Known for being super open about the industry, she’s climbed her way to the top 0.01% of OnlyFans creators, where she charges her subscribers around $15 (£11.68) a month.

These days, Elle says she’s raking in about £60,000 a month, but it wasn’t always like this. Back in the early days of her career, she was approached by Fake Taxi and offered just £500 for a day of work. Talking on the Anything Goes With James English podcast in 2022, Elle spilled the details, saying, "It was like £500 for a day—licking an old man’s butt and getting f**ked in a taxi.

I think that was for two scenes as well." She added, "People love it because it’s like a gateway into the industry. It’s a stepping stone, you know, for exposure. But honestly, I could never."

In another chat on the Happy Hour Podcast, Elle explained why she chose OnlyFans over similar gigs. "With OnlyFans, I own all the rights to my content," she said. "I still make money off videos I shot when I was 21. People want to see it, even if it’s recycled. They know me now, but they’re curious about what I was like years ago."




She also shared her thoughts on the competitiveness of OnlyFans, saying, "They’ve made this clever in-house system where you’re constantly aware of your ranking, and it really messes with your mental health. If your ranking drops, you feel like you’re doing worse, and it pushes you to work harder."

While Elle has dabbled in influencer boxing, it’s clear OnlyFans is where she’s really thriving. With full control over her content and a massive fanbase, it’s safe to say she’s doing pretty well for herself.