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6 Foot Fetish Sites: Dedicated Marketplaces vs Going Solo
The 6 best foot fetish sites in 2026, from FeetFinder and FunWithFeet to general platforms, ranked on seller fees, buyer costs, verification and safety.
Ranked by Nathan Brooks · Guides editor
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The Short Answer
FeetFinder is the best foot fetish site in 2026: a feet-only marketplace with ID and selfie checks for sellers, plans from $4.99 a month and commission of 15% on Basic or 10% on Premium. FunWithFeet charges sellers no commission. For a following of your own, OnlyFans and Fansly pay creators 80%.
Best Foot Fetish Sites: Foot content sells in two kinds of place: dedicated marketplaces where every buyer has come for feet, and general creator platforms where you build a following of your own. The two charge sellers differently.
FeetFinder charges a plan fee from $4.99 a month and then 15% commission on Basic or 10% on Premium (FeetFinder homepage), and FunWithFeet says it takes no commission from seller earnings and charges a membership instead.
General platforms such as OnlyFans and Fansly cost nothing to join but keep 20% of every sale.
We ranked six sites from research, not hands-on trials: terms of service, FAQs, help centres and company registers, all checked on 7 October 2026, with FeetFinder's fees, operator and payout minimum rechecked on 7 November 2026.
This page covers both sides: what sellers pay and keep, what buyers pay, and how to avoid scams and protect your privacy.
Before you start, read whether selling feet pics is legal where you live and our guide to selling feet pics without getting scammed.
At a Glance: The 6 Best Picks
| # | Tool | Score | Best for | Price | Free tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FeetFinderBest foot marketplace | 6.8 | Sellers who want a feet-only marketplace with ID-checked sellers | Free for buyers · Seller plans $4.99–$14.99/mo or $14.99–$49.99/yr + 10–15% fee | |
| 2 | FunWithFeetBest for commission-free selling | 7.2 | Sellers who want to keep all sale earnings for a membership fee | Free for buyers · Sellers $9.99–$14.99 membership, 0% commission | |
| 3 | OnlyFansBest general platform | 8.2 | Sellers who want subscribers as well as one-off sales | Free to join · 20% platform fee | |
| 4 | FanslyBest for local privacy | 8.0 | Sellers who want to hide their content from their own city or state | Free to join · 20% platform fee · subs $5–$499.99/mo | |
| 5 | FanvueBest for low entry prices | 7.7 | Sellers who want cheap subscriptions and mobile-wallet payments for buyers | Free to join · 20% platform fee · subs $3.99–$100 | |
| 6 | LoyalFansBest for watermarking | 7.5 | Sellers who want watermarks, region blocks and paid calls | Free to join · 20% platform fee · creator-set prices |
Our Top 6 Picks, Ranked
- feetfinder.com
FeetFinder is run by FLRT Inc., a Nevada corporation; buyers join free and sellers buy a plan.
Basic costs $4.99 a month, $14.99 a year or $40 lifetime, with 15% commission; Premium costs $14.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $80 lifetime, with 10% commission (FeetFinder homepage and plan screens).
Sellers verify with an ID and a selfie holding it, and FeetFinder says every buyer is ID-verified too. Earnings go through a 30-day review period, and the homepage gives a 30-dollar minimum payout to a bank.
- Commission drops to 10% on Premium plans
- Seller ID and selfie checks
- Says every buyer is ID-verified
- Annual and lifetime plans available
- Sellers pay a plan fee to list
- 30-day review before earnings are paid
- Blocked in Sweden
- No app; Apple and Google rejected it
Best for: Sellers who want a feet-only marketplace with ID-checked sellers
Pricing: Free for buyers · Seller plans $4.99–$14.99/mo or $14.99–$49.99/yr + 10–15% fee · Good
- funwithfeet.com
FunWithFeet is a feet marketplace run by GYCO Online Limited, a London company incorporated in November 2022.
Its pitch is that it takes no commission from seller earnings (FunWithFeet seller FAQ); it earns from seller memberships and from a cut when buyers top up their wallets.
The membership price is not shown before sign-up, and third-party reviews report $9.99 for 3 months or $14.99 for 6 months. Sellers pass ID and proof-of-address checks, and every profile and shop is reviewed by hand.
Seller payout methods and minimums are not published, and its 100,000+ sellers figure is its own claim.
- No commission on seller sales
- ID and proof-of-address checks for sellers
- Every shop reviewed by hand
- Partner scheme pays 5% of buyer purchases
- Membership price shown only after sign-up
- Payout methods and minimums not published
- Buyer refunds only for fraud or errors
- Young company, incorporated November 2022
Best for: Sellers who want to keep all sale earnings for a membership fee
Pricing: Free for buyers · Sellers $9.99–$14.99 membership, 0% commission · Very Good
- onlyfans.com
OnlyFans scores highest overall but is a general creator platform, not a foot marketplace, so it suits sellers who want subscribers as well as one-off sales. There is no plan fee: creators keep 80% of subscriptions, pay-to-unlock posts and messages, and tips.
Subscriptions run $4.99 to $50 a month, or you can run a free ($0) account and sell pay-to-unlock items from $3 to $100. Earnings pend for 7 days, then you can withdraw from $20 on most methods (OnlyFans payouts).
For privacy it offers two-step login, watermarking and DRM. Buyers should know charges appear as OnlyFans, OF or OnlyFans.com.
- No plan fee; creators keep 80%
- Free accounts can sell single items
- Watermarking and DRM protection
- Withdraw from $20 after 7 days
- 20% fee on every sale
- Pay-to-unlock items capped at $100
- Statements show the OnlyFans name
- Ofcom fined its operator £1.05m in 2025
Best for: Sellers who want subscribers as well as one-off sales
Pricing: Free to join · 20% platform fee · Excellent
- fansly.com
Fansly
fansly.com
Fansly has the finest geo-blocking here, which matters if you sell feet content and want to stay anonymous locally: creators can block viewers by country, state or city.
Creators keep 80%, with no plan fee, and can sell pay-per-view media from $1 to $500 as well as subscription tiers from $5 to $499.99 a month (Fansly pay-per-view limits). Two-factor login is available.
Earnings pend for 7 days, then you request a payout from $20 by Paxum, Cosmo or US ACH. Buyers in the UK, Australia, Brazil, Germany and 12 US states must verify their age, and idle buyer wallets lose $5 a month.
- Geo-blocking by country, state or city
- Pay-per-view items up to $500
- No plan fee; creators keep 80%
- Two-factor login by app or email
- 20% fee on every sale
- Payouts only on request
- Idle buyer wallets charged $5 a month
- Photorealistic AI content banned
Best for: Sellers who want to hide their content from their own city or state
Pricing: Free to join · 20% platform fee · subs $5–$499.99/mo · Excellent
- fanvue.com
Fanvue is a UK subscription platform where creators keep 80%, since its standard fee is 20%.
It suits foot sellers who want a low entry price, with subscriptions from $3.99 to $100 a month, and buyers who would rather pay by Apple Pay, Google Pay or crypto than by card (Fanvue payment methods).
Fans can follow for free and buy pay-per-view posts without subscribing. Geo-blocking works by country only, and payouts go on request after 7 to 28 days pending.
It is also the one general platform here that openly allows labelled AI content, a rule FeetFinder shares for posts tagged #AI.
- Subscriptions from $3.99 a month
- Buyers can pay by Apple Pay or Google Pay
- Free followers can buy pay-per-view
- No plan fee; creators keep 80%
- Geo-blocking by country only
- Pending can stretch to 28 days
- No PayPal or Discover for buyers
- Payout minimums shown only in dashboard
Best for: Sellers who want cheap subscriptions and mobile-wallet payments for buyers
Pricing: Free to join · 20% platform fee · subs $3.99–$100 · Very Good
- loyalfans.com
LoyalFans gives sellers two privacy tools in one place, region blocking and watermarks (LoyalFans region blocking), and reviews every upload before it goes live.
Creators keep 80% across subscriptions, pay-per-view, a video store and one-on-one audio or video calls priced per minute, paid twice a month with minimums that vary by method. AI-generated and deepfake uploads are banned.
Buyers should know that wallet credits are non-refundable and that prices are in USD with sales tax added. Its referral pays 5% of the payments of referred creators and referred fans, with no stated cap.
- Watermarks and region blocking
- Every upload reviewed before publication
- Video store and per-minute calls
- No plan fee; creators keep 80%
- 20% fee on every sale
- Paid twice a month, not weekly
- Non-refundable buyer wallet credits
- AI-generated uploads banned
Best for: Sellers who want watermarks, region blocks and paid calls
Pricing: Free to join · 20% platform fee · creator-set prices · Very Good
How We Ranked These Foot Fetish Sites
This ranking is based on research, not hands-on trials. Every site has the same five scores in its full review (features, pricing, usability, safety and content), explained in how we score.
Why the order is not purely by score: the two foot-only marketplaces come first, because every buyer there has come for foot content, which is what this page is about.
Of the two, FeetFinder comes first for the much bigger audience it claims, more than 12 million users, though its FAQ is inconsistent on buyer checks and FunWithFeet scores marginally higher overall. The general platforms follow in score order.
That is why OnlyFans, our highest-scoring creator platform, sits third.
Which general platforms qualify: each one lets you sell single items as well as subscriptions and offers a documented privacy tool, such as geo-blocking or watermarking, which matters when you sell images of your body.
We could not confirm either tool for ManyVids, which sells clips individually, so it is not listed; JustFor.Fans, AdmireMe.VIP and FanCentro are left out for the same reason.
Other foot sites we have reviewed, such as Instafeet and Feetify, are left out until their terms are rechecked.
What Sellers Pay and Keep
FeetFinder charges a plan fee plus a cut of each sale, FunWithFeet says it charges only a membership, and general platforms take only a share of each sale. Here is what each one publishes, with what you keep on a $20 sale:
| Platform | Upfront cost | Commission | You keep on $20 | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FeetFinder Basic | $4.99/month, $14.99/year or $40 lifetime | 15% | $17.00 | 30-day review, 30-dollar minimum, to a bank |
| FeetFinder Premium | $14.99/month, $49.99/year or $80 lifetime | 10% | $18.00 | 30-day review, 30-dollar minimum, to a bank |
| FunWithFeet | Membership (reported $9.99 for 3 months, $14.99 for 6) | None on sales | $20.00 | Not published |
| OnlyFans | Free | 20% | $16.00 | 7 days pending; $20 on most methods |
| Fansly | Free | 20% | $16.00 | On request after 7 days; $20–$100 |
| Fanvue | Free | 20% | $16.00 | On request after 7–28 days |
| LoyalFans | Free | 20% | $16.00 | Twice a month |
The break-even points: on monthly billing, FeetFinder Basic ($4.99 plus 15%) costs less than a 20% platform once your sales pass about $100 a month, and Premium ($14.99 plus 10%) beats Basic once sales pass $200 a month.
Below about $100 a month, a free platform that takes 20% costs you less. For realistic expectations, see how much you can make selling feet pics.
What Buyers Pay and How It Shows on a Statement
All six sites are free for buyers to join. What differs is how you pay and what your bank shows:
| Platform | Buyer account | Published price limits | Billing and statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| FeetFinder | Free, with browsing | Not published | Billed by Segpay; shows as SEGPAY.COM*FeetFinder |
| FunWithFeet | Free, with browsing | Not published; the site takes a cut of wallet top-ups | Epoch or Segpay; refunds only for fraud, duplicates, errors or faults |
| OnlyFans | Free | Subscriptions $4.99–$50/month; pay-to-unlock $3–$100; tips $3–$100 | USD plus sales tax; shows as OnlyFans, OF or OnlyFans.com |
| Fansly | Free; follow for free | Subscriptions $5–$499.99/month; pay-per-view $1–$500 | Cards, local methods or crypto top-ups; $5/month idle-wallet charge |
| Fanvue | Free; follow for free | Subscriptions $3.99–$100/month | Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PIX or crypto; shows as fanvue.com |
| LoyalFans | Free | Creator-set | Non-refundable wallet credits; USD plus sales tax |
FunWithFeet's refund terms are in its refund policy, effective 5 March 2026. Buyers who want to keep spending private should read how to stay anonymous on adult sites.
Staying Safe: Scams, Payments and Privacy
- Keep every sale on the platform. On-site payments go through the site's billing provider (Segpay for FeetFinder; Epoch or Segpay for FunWithFeet) and its verification checks. A buyer who asks to pay you some other way is stepping outside both.
- Expect the hold periods. FeetFinder holds earnings for a 30-day review before paying out, and OnlyFans and Fansly hold them for 7 days. A delay inside those windows is normal; a stranger promising faster payment outside the site is not.
- Use the official sites only. None of these six has an official App Store or Google Play app; FeetFinder says Apple and Google rejected its app. Store listings that use these names are unrelated or third-party apps.
- Check verification. FeetFinder requires sellers to show an ID and a selfie holding it, and FunWithFeet asks for ID and proof of address and reviews every shop by hand.
- Protect your identity. Fansly can geo-block your city, LoyalFans adds watermarks, and OnlyFans offers watermarking and DRM.
- Treat headline numbers as claims. FunWithFeet's "100,000+ active sellers", "$2.1M+ paid" and Trustpilot rating come from its own sales page.
For a fuller checklist, read whether feet pic sites are legit.
Which Foot Fetish Site Should You Choose?
- You want buyers who came for feet, with ID-checked sellers: FeetFinder, choosing Premium once sales pass $200 a month.
- You want to keep every dollar of each sale: FunWithFeet, after checking the membership price at sign-up.
- You want subscribers, not just one-off sales: OnlyFans.
- You need to hide your content from people near you: Fansly, with city-level geo-blocking.
- Your buyers prefer Apple Pay or Google Pay: Fanvue.
- You want watermarks and paid calls: LoyalFans.
Until you know your monthly sales, start with the cheapest fee model for a small seller, because that number decides which option costs least. You can also list on a marketplace and run a general platform side by side.
The head-to-heads help: FeetFinder vs FunWithFeet and FeetFinder vs OnlyFans. Once you choose, our FeetFinder tips and where to sell feet pics guides cover getting started.
FetishAura’s Final Verdict on Best Foot Fetish Sites in 2026: 6 Platforms Ranked
FeetFinder is the best foot fetish site for most sellers in 2026, with ID-checked sellers, published payout rules and a feet-only audience. FunWithFeet takes no commission on sales but publishes little about payouts.
If you want subscribers as well as one-off sales, OnlyFans and Fansly pay creators 80% with no plan fee, and Fansly can hide your content from your own city.
Fanvue suits buyers who pay by Apple Pay or Google Pay, and LoyalFans adds watermarks and paid calls. Whichever you choose, keep every sale on the platform and never move payment off-site.
Frequently Asked Questions
FeetFinder is the best foot-only marketplace: sellers verify with an ID and a selfie, FeetFinder says every buyer is ID-verified, and commission is 15% on Basic or 10% on Premium. FunWithFeet takes no commission on sales.
For subscriptions, OnlyFans and Fansly let creators keep 80% with no plan fee.
FeetFinder is a live feet-only marketplace run by FLRT Inc., a Nevada corporation. Sellers pass ID and selfie checks, earnings go through a 30-day review before payout, and card charges show as SEGPAY.COM*FeetFinder.
It has no app, because Apple and Google rejected it, and access from Sweden is blocked.
Its homepage and plan screens put the fee at 15% of each sale on Basic and 10% on Premium, on top of the plan fee. Basic runs $4.99 monthly, $14.99 yearly or $40 for life; Premium is $14.99 monthly, $49.99 yearly or $80 for life. Buyers join free.
No. FunWithFeet says it takes no commission from seller earnings. Its income comes from seller memberships and a small cut when buyers reload their wallets.
You don't see the membership fee until after sign-up, though outside reviews put it at $9.99 for 3 months or $14.99 for 6.
It depends on your sales. On monthly billing, FeetFinder Basic costs $4.99 plus 15% commission, while OnlyFans is free to join and takes 20%.
Below about $100 a month in sales, OnlyFans costs you less; above that, FeetFinder Basic does. FeetFinder Premium beats Basic once sales pass $200 a month.
No. Apple and Google turned down FeetFinder's app, FeetFinder says, and FunWithFeet never had one. None of the six sites ranked here has an official App Store or Google Play app, so any store app using these names is unrelated or third-party. Use the websites directly.
FeetFinder purchases show as SEGPAY.COM*FeetFinder. FunWithFeet bills through Epoch or Segpay. OnlyFans charges appear as OnlyFans, OF or OnlyFans.com, and Fanvue charges as fanvue.com. FeetFinder, OnlyFans and Fanvue all name the platform on the statement, so plan for that if privacy matters.
From research, not hands-on trials. We read each site's terms, FAQs and help centre, plus company records, checked on 7 October 2026, with FeetFinder's fees, operator and payout minimum rechecked on 7 November 2026.
The two foot-only marketplaces come first because this page is about foot content, and the general platforms follow in order of their overall review scores.
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