Lisa Ann recently shared how much she earned for a single scene in her career.
The adult industry is known for offering high pay, especially now with platforms like OnlyFans becoming popular alongside traditional content.
A well-known figure in the industry, Lisa Ann, appeared on a podcast in 2022. She took part in a discussion where she answered common questions about her career and personal experiences.
Even though she has retired, Lisa Ann remains a recognizable name. With over 4.7 million Instagram followers, she continues to have a large audience.
During her appearance on SOSCAST, hosted by Adam Sosnick, she addressed the “top five” questions about her past work. One of the questions was about whether size matters.
Lisa responded that the connection with a partner is more important than size. She also mentioned that an average encounter lasts about 10 minutes, though it could be longer in certain situations. Another guest suggested that 40 minutes might be a better estimate, leaving the debate open-ended.
At one point, the host asked Lisa about her highest earnings from a single scene.
Lisa hesitated and said, “I don’t really want to answer that… a lot.” When asked if it was more than six figures, she confirmed it was not.
She went on to talk about industry limits, explaining that certain types of content were completely off-limits for her, regardless of the price.
Lisa made it clear that she avoided roles she felt uncomfortable with and turned down certain offers. She recalled moments when she walked off set due to requests that went against her principles.
One specific experience stood out to her. She once refused to be part of a scene involving religious symbols. Instead of arguing, she simply packed her things and left.
She recalled the director’s reaction, saying, “He asked, ‘You’re leaving?’ and I said, ‘Yes, because disrespecting religion is something I won’t be part of.’”
Lisa emphasized that standing by her values was important throughout her career, and she was always willing to step away when needed.