How to choose the best site to sell feet pics
The short answer
There is no single best site, only the best fit for you. Five things decide it: what it costs, how much of each sale you keep, how you are paid, how buyers are checked and who helps when something goes wrong. Here is how to compare sites, and what the main ones say about themselves.
Five questions before you sign up anywhere
- What does it cost you? A monthly fee, a one-off fee, or nothing until you sell?
- How much of a sale do you keep? Look for the commission in the terms, not only on the homepage.
- How are you paid? Bank transfer, PayPal, Paxum or crypto, how often, and from what minimum amount.
- Who are the buyers? Does the site check buyers, or can anyone with an email address write to you?
- What happens when a sale goes wrong? Is there a way to report and block, and a support team that answers?
Write the answers down for each site you consider. The differences are bigger than the homepages suggest.
What the main sites say about themselves
Quoted from their own websites. Prices and rules change, so check the current terms before you join.
- feetpics.com: joining, your page, your clips, requests and offers are free. Today fans pay you directly with the method you list, such as PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, a bank transfer or crypto, with 0 % commission. Feetpics Credits, held by the site until delivery, open soon and carry a 15 % service fee for the creator.
- Footly: payouts can be requested from 10 $, paid weekly by bank transfer in the US or by Paxum internationally.
- Feetify: states that its Premium models receive 100 % of buyers' payments.
- FootLove: free to join, works with coins, and pays out to PayPal.
- FeetFinder: sellers pay a subscription. Its plans and its commission are shown on its pricing page; read both before you sign up.
Feet pics site, social media or subscription site?
Feet pics sites (all of the above) bring you buyers who came for feet pics and foot clips. You get a page and a way to be paid in one place. The trade-off is that you share the space with many other creators.
Reddit and X let you be found, but you sell on your own: you agree the price, take the payment and carry the risk. Many communities do not allow selling at all, and those that do have their own rules. Use them to point people to your page rather than to close deals.
Subscription sites work when you already have followers who will pay every month. On feetpics.com you can link them on your page under Also on.
Red flags on any site
- Fees that only appear at checkout or in the terms.
- No way to report a buyer, or no answer from support.
- Pressure to move the conversation to another app.
- Payouts "after review" with no time frame.
If you want to start here
Make a free profile, post one or two clips and see how fans respond before you pay for anything. The selling guide walks you through the first week.
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