Start your vocal warm-ups.
An American mother of three claims to make thousands of dollars just with her voice — thanks to her British fanbase — and presumably, you can too.
Despite often being stereotyped as a “dumb blonde American,” Holly Jane, a 42-year-old OnlyFans creator, has transformed her soft Texan accent into a highly profitable business.
“People underestimate me, but it works in my favor,” she said, according to Jam Press. “My voice alone now pays the bills and more – it’s amazing to think something so simple has become such a huge part of my success.”
With 1.6 million followers on Instagram and a strong fanbase on platforms like OnlyFans, Holly earns close to $20,000 a month just from recording and sending voice notes — on top of an already impressive income averaging around $80,000 monthly.
From simple “good morning” greetings personalized with fans’ names to bedtime messages, Bible verses, and even intimate roleplays — her voice comes at a price.
She charges around $20 for a short greeting, while more elaborate recordings can fetch up to $100.
“I never imagined my accent would become this valuable,” Jane admitted.
“Fans go crazy for it, and voice notes now make up a serious chunk of my income. I never realised how much British men loved my voice until they started paying me for it.”
“I honestly thought my accent was kind of annoying, but British men find it soothing and exotic.”
What’s most surprising to Holly is that her fans don’t just want to hear her speak — many want her to play specific scandalous roles.
“Some will ask me to pretend to be their wife’s friend, a co-worker, or even a sister-in-law, and I’ll use their names to make it feel more real,” she revealed.
“I get between six and eight voice note requests every single day,” Jane shared.
“It’s incredible to think that simply speaking into my phone for thirty seconds can bring in that kind of money. In one sitting, I can make a few hundred dollars just from my voice alone.”
She even gets requests from Mormon men asking her to act as a missionary because of her time in the church.
Jane first joined OnlyFans in 2021 when she left her job as a nurse recruiter. Within months, she was making eye-watering sums, with her best month pulling in nearly $250,000.
But it wasn’t all so easy. The former Mormon was forced to leave her church after her bishop learned of her account — but she says the backlash was worth it for the financial freedom and success she now enjoys.
