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Selling guide

How to sell feet pics online for money

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The short answer

Make a free profile under a nickname, post a few short feet clips, answer requests with an offer and a teaser, and get paid before you deliver. The rest of this guide is the detail behind each of those steps.

The short version

  1. Make a free profile with a username that is not your real name. Your username is public and stays for good. Add a profile picture of your feet, not your face.
  2. Post a few clips. Short feet clips of 20 to 30 seconds go out from Broadcast and show on your page and in the fans' Clips stream.
  3. Answer requests the same day. A fan's request lands straight in your inbox and runs for 12 hours, so answer while the fan is still waiting.
  4. Send an offer with a teaser. Your price, a short note and one clip or 5 to 10 photos so the fan sees your style.
  5. Get paid before you deliver. The fan pays you directly. Tap Payment received only once the money is really there, then send the files to their inbox.

What fans actually look for

Fans look at your feet details and your clips before they write. Fill in your foot shape, shoe size and arch under Details in Edit profile, and pick your specialties, since they become the tags of your clips. The shots people ask for most:

  • Soles: the underside of the foot, wrinkle-free, toes relaxed or slightly spread.
  • Toes: close-ups of the toes, often with fresh polish.
  • Arches: the curve of the foot from the side, usually pointed.
  • Pedicure: freshly painted nails; mint, red, nude and French tips are all common.

A clip or a set that sticks to one idea sells better than a mix. "Soles in red polish, slow and close" is easy to say yes to; "random feet" is not.

How to price your feet pics

A custom set or a custom clip made for one fan is worth more, because you shoot to their brief.

Do not start too low: cheap offers attract fans who haggle. Raise your price once you have a few good ratings, and set a minimum such as "Custom clips from $80" under Get paid in Edit profile if you want to keep small budgets away. The pricing guide goes through custom work in detail.

Taking feet pics and clips that sell

You need a phone, daylight and ten minutes. What makes the difference:

  • Light: sit near a window during the day. No flash, no yellow lamp light.
  • Background: a plain bedsheet, towel or rug. Nothing that shows your home.
  • Care: clean feet, smooth heels, tidy nails. Polish chipped at the edges shows in every close-up.
  • Angles: soles straight on, toes from slightly above, arches from the side at foot height.
  • One session: shoot a whole set or clip in one go so light and polish match.

The photo guide covers poses, light and your profile picture.

Where to sell feet pics

You have three kinds of places, and many creators combine two of them.

  • A feet pics site such as this one: fans come here to buy, and you get a page, clips, requests and ratings in one place. Joining is free, and a direct payment from a fan carries 0 % commission.
  • Your own social accounts on Reddit or X: good for being found, but you handle payment and safety yourself, and each community has its own rules on selling.
  • Subscription sites where fans pay monthly: they work once you already have followers. You can link them on your page under Also on.

A common setup: sell here and use one anonymous social account to point people to your page.

Can you sell feet pics for free?

Yes. Your page, your clips, requests, offers and the promotion tools cost nothing, and a direct payment from a fan carries 0 % commission. A payment with Credits, once they open, carries a 15 % service fee for the creator. Optional creator plans add longer clips and more uploads; the Plans page in your account shows what each includes.

Staying safe and anonymous

Most problems come from a handful of tricks. Walk away when a fan:

  • wants to move the conversation to another app before paying;
  • offers to pay in gift cards, or sends a "payment screenshot" instead of money;
  • pays "too much" by mistake and asks you to send the difference back;
  • asks for a "verification fee" or for your full name, face or address;
  • wants the files first and promises to pay afterwards.

Get paid first and keep the conversation on the site. The site removes location and camera data from your uploads, but check the picture itself for letters, tattoos or a window view. The anonymity guide shows how to sell without your face or your name, and the safety guide covers what to do when something goes wrong.

Your first week

Post two or three clips with different shots, fill in your profile, add your payment methods under Get paid, and check your requests twice a day. A request on the board reaches every creator, and the fan picks the offer that fits best.

Ready to set up your page?

The guide for creators covers your profile, your clips, privacy and delivering your sets safely on one page.

Read the guide for creators

Ready to set up your page?

Joining and posting cost nothing. You decide what you share and what you charge.