Best Sites to Sell Feet Pics in 2026: An Honest Comparison

Most "best sites" lists are written by affiliate sites that earn a commission from the platforms they rank, and many still quote fees that changed years ago. This comparison uses each platform's own pages where we could reach them, links every source, and says plainly where we couldn't verify something. We run FootLove, so read our own entry with that in mind: we only list what you can check after signing up.

All facts were checked on 28 October 2026. Fees and rules change, so confirm on the platform's own site before you sign up.

How to choose a site to sell feet pics

Four questions decide most of it:

1. Does the site bring you buyers? A marketplace has buyers browsing and searching. A creator platform like OnlyFans gives you a page, and you bring every fan yourself.
2. Who holds the money? On the safest sites the buyer pays the platform and the platform pays you. If buyers pay you directly, you carry the risk of fake payments and chargebacks.
3. Are sellers verified? An ID-based age check keeps minors and fake accounts out, which is what makes buyers trust the site.
4. What does it cost you? A monthly seller plan, a share of each sale, or both. Look at the total, not just one number.

The sites at a glance

Site	Type	Cost to the seller	Seller ID check	Who holds payment
FootLove	Feet marketplace	Free to open an account; plan and fee details shown when you sign up	Yes, ID age check (SumSub)	The platform
FeetFinder	Feet marketplace	Plan from $4.99/month; you keep 90% (Basic) or 100% (Premium) of sales	Yes, government ID plus a selfie	The platform
Feetify	Feet marketplace	Free to join; Premium $49/year, paid in crypto	Manual review; no ID check described	Buyers pay sellers directly
OnlyFans	General creator platform	Free to join; 20% of each payment	Yes	The platform
Fansly	General creator platform	Free to join; 20% of each payment (per Wikipedia)	Yes	The platform

FootLove

FootLove is a marketplace just for feet pics and videos, run by Badhenke AB in Sweden. Opening a seller account is free.

• Buyers: buyers browse seller profiles, buy content with coins and send custom requests.
• Verification: every member confirms their age through SumSub, an ID-verification service, before a seller profile is listed or paid out.
• Safety: foot content only, explicit content is against the rules. Buyers pay by card inside the platform, so you never handle a buyer's payment yourself.
• Payouts: to PayPal once you have 500 coins, sent within 30 days. See the earnings calculator for what that means in dollars.
• Worth knowing: our 500-coin minimum is higher than FeetFinder's $30, and plan and fee details are shown only after you sign up.

More on who we are and how we keep the site safe: About FootLove.

FeetFinder

FeetFinder is the best-known dedicated feet marketplace, and its seller terms have changed since most reviews were written.

• Cost: a Basic plan at $4.99/month ($14.99/year or $40 lifetime) or Premium at $14.99/month ($49.99/year or $80 lifetime). Its FAQ says sellers keep 90% of sales on Basic and 100% on Premium. Many reviews still say it takes 20%, which is out of date.
• Buyers: free for buyers; FeetFinder markets the site to bring buyers in.
• Verification: government ID plus a selfie holding it, approved before you can upload or message.
• Payouts: from a $30 minimum.
• Worth knowing: its FAQ says direct access from Sweden is restricted. Instafeet has merged into FeetFinder.

Feetify

Feetify is free to join, with a Premium seller upgrade at $49 for 12 months, paid in cryptocurrency.

• Payment: Premium sellers are paid directly by buyers and keep 100%. Feetify doesn't hold the money, so there's no platform payout, and also no platform protection if a buyer's payment turns out to be fake.
• Verification: Premium accounts are reviewed by hand. Feetify doesn't describe an ID check.
• Worth knowing: its Premium page also promotes meeting buyers to date. If you want to keep things strictly online, factor that in.

OnlyFans and Fansly

Both are general subscription platforms, not feet marketplaces. They take 20% of each payment and pay you out to a bank or e-wallet; Fansly's help center lists a $20 minimum for several payout methods.

The catch for feet-pic sellers is discovery: OnlyFans has no built-in search, so nobody finds you unless you bring them, usually from social media. They work best as a second step once you have regular buyers.

What about FunWithFeet?

FunWithFeet's website was unreachable when we checked, and the reviews we found disagree on its current fees. We'd rather leave it out than repeat numbers we can't confirm.

Our recommendation

Start on one dedicated marketplace that holds payment and verifies sellers, learn what your buyers want, then add social media to send people to your profile. Our step-by-step guide walks you through it, and the promotion guide covers bringing in buyers from outside.