FootLove Review 2026: £3.99 to Unlock Buyers, 70% Coin Share

The marketplace in this review is joinfootlove.com. The footer names Badhenke AB in Härryda.

Signed in, the top row is Profile, Buyers, Sellers and Messages. Beside the hero, a widget reads 2,600 coins as about $260, which is ten cents a coin and lines up with the calculator.

The sale toasts and that widget are samples. Do not treat the widget as this account's earnings.

Two other domains answer if you guess the name. footlove.com came back as a footwear shop, sandals and socks, not this marketplace. footlovejoin.com came back as a sales page whose signup buttons leave for app.feetfinder.com. Neither is Badhenke, and neither is joinfootlove.com.

The seller home supplied for this review is a new free account. The top-right of that header reads Free and offers Upgrade Now.

The coin chip beside the logo also reads 0. Under the profile, a bar reads "Withdraw money at 500 coins!"

Profile completion sits at 0%. An invite card offers up to 385 coins, which is still short of that cash-out line, so a referral bonus at the top of that range would not clear it.

A blue card says coins can be exchanged into real money through PayPal.

The profile block on that screen is a placeholder. We are not treating the display name, the age or the country tag as a working public seller.

The gallery underneath is an empty Add box. An empty box is not the same as a rule against uploads.

The paid plan table ticks "Sell pictures" for Basic and Pro, and it has no Free column, which is a different question from whether the Add box works before you pay.

What the FAQ Commits to on Cash-Out

• Ask for PayPal once the balance reaches 500 coins.
• FootLove says that payout is completed within 30 days.
• Under 500 coins, the balance stays in the account.
• The seller home we were shown does not add a dollar figure next to the bar.

The public homepage still tells two stories about the method. The hero badges say PayPal.

Lower on that page, a card titled "Bank Transfer Payouts" says to review the methods in the account, and it names no bank. Until a screen lists one, the written commitment is PayPal.

Keep the money on the platform. The longer version of that habit is our guide to selling feet pics without getting scammed.

The screen is titled Change plan, with the line "Select a plan to get started" under it. Both paid columns tick the same three rows: sell pictures, private requests, and unlock two buyers.

Three further rows are locked on Basic and open on Pro. The coin row says "Get 85% of the coin value instead of 70%."

Priority says the profile is shown first in the feed. The last row says "Get two more buyers to contact each month."

Pounds on This UK Account

Under the buttons: recurring payment, cancel anytime. Another country can show another currency. These figures are what this UK account displayed on 26 October 2026.

The cancellation policy, last updated December 2024, still says a subscription renews on its own, is billed in advance, and is not refunded once the charge lands. Cancel in settings, email anna@joinfootlove.com, or go through CCBill consumer support if CCBill processed it.

The terms updated in July 2026 repeat the auto-renew and the no-refund rule.

Open the Buyers tab on that free account and a modal covers the page. Behind it, the copy says subscribe to unlock buyers, and "Subscribe to unlock the profiles of buyers that interest you."

So the profile can exist, and the people you would message are still hidden. That is the gap the public FAQ leaves as one vague sentence about unlocking buyers each month.

Buyer Purchase Prices, Not a Payout

The small pack is about 12 pence a coin. The 1,000 pack is about 8 pence.

Leave those pounds where they are. They are what a buyer pays to load a balance.

They are not the seller rate on the calculator, and they are not the 70% or 85% share. The modal's own balance chip read 0.

Purchased coins are final, and the terms say the exchange rate can change. The public FAQ still mentions a one-time buyer activation before those packs. The activation amount was not on this screen, so it stays unpublished.

The earnings calculator is still the public rate. FootLove last reviewed that page on 15 October 2026.

The defaults price a photo at 50 coins ($5.00), a video at 150 coins ($15.00) and a custom at 300 coins ($30.00). Each coin in those defaults is $0.10.

Further down, the page says the dollar figure is payout value before the platform fee, and that the fee comes off each sale.

Their side-hustle guide, reviewed by the FootLove team on 16 October 2026, uses the same ten cents. Five photo sales at 50 coins plus two customs at 300 coins is 850 coins, about $85, and the asterisk says before the fee.

The calculator's sample mix, five photos a week, one video a week and two customs a month, comes out to 2,333 coins, about $233 a month. The page says that pace would pass 500 coins in about seven days.

Read it as arithmetic on their sample inputs. The same page says new sellers often move very little while the gallery is still thin.

Two Screens, and What Multiplying Them Would Mean

Older write-ups sometimes put the cash-out line near $40, or about eight cents. Eight cents is not 70% of the calculator's ten cents, and it is not a number these screens print.

Use the two screens you can see, and do the multiply yourself. The content-provider agreement says earnings are subject to the platform's fees and that you handle your own tax paperwork.

It never states a percent. The percent lives on the plan grid, as a share of coin value, not as a worked dollar example.

FootLove sells feet photos, feet videos and custom requests. The FAQ says a face is optional, you pick a creator name, and other users do not see your ID.

Customs are negotiated in messages. A Spotlight can pin a profile at the top for a set time.

Its price is not on the public pages, and it is not a row on the plan grid we were shown.

The hard limit is in the terms, last updated July 2026. Nudity and sexually explicit content are prohibited, along with minors, escorting, harassment and anything illegal.

Hive AI screens an upload, then a person reviews it, and nothing goes live until both pass. If your sets are explicit, this shop will reject them.

The content-provider agreement, dated December 2024, goes further when someone else is in the frame: you keep their ID check and a signed consent, plus a model release where the agreement says one applies, and you hold those records for at least seven years.

Our note on whether selling feet pics is legal is the wider context. The platform rule here is non-explicit, and it comes first.

"100% anonymous" on the homepage means other users see a creator name. It does not mean the company skips identity.

The privacy policy, updated July 2026, says government ID goes to SumSub before platform features open. Buyers are not shown that ID, according to the FAQ.

What the Privacy Policy Names

• Identity checks go to SumSub.
• Payments are described as "Stripe/payment processors." The cancellation policy also names CCBill.
• Upload screening is Hive AI, plus the human pass described in the terms.
• Data may be processed in the United States, with standard contractual clauses for EU users.
• The policy says they do not sell personal information.

The company side matches a registry compilation, not only the footer. Badhenke AB, org.

559315-4353, was registered on 3 May 2021. Ratsit's compilation, dated 23 October 2026 and attributed to Bolagsverket, lists the firm as active, seat in Stockholm, address Hagalundsvägen 24, 438 92 Härryda.

That is the town on the website footer. The same compilations put 2025 turnover near 3.1 million SEK and profit near 1.1 million SEK.

We did not open the annual report, so those two figures stay third-party.

Two clauses are easy to skip. Uploading grants a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to run and promote the platform, including your profile photo, display name, age and country on landing pages.

You can email support and ask for a promo placement to come down. You still own the files.

Deleting the account, which the terms say you can do in settings, anonymises the profile and cancels an active subscription. Content can be kept where the law requires it, and some data can sit in backups for a while.

Disputes go to Swedish law and binding arbitration at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. Content complaints go to anna@joinfootlove.com, with a stated 7-business-day review.

For names, rooms and photo metadata, staying anonymous on adult sites is the longer checklist. If you are still deciding whether any shop in this niche is worth a profile, are feet pic sites legit? is the wider pass.

FootLove's pitch used to be a free creator account and a coin with a printed dollar value. The account screen adds the rest of the bill: a monthly plan if you want buyer profiles, and a 70% or 85% share of coin value.

The shops below publish a different shape of bill. Prices in the table are the ones in our current reviews, not a fresh scrape of their pricing pages today.

Seller Cost, From Our Current Reviews

Instafeet is no longer a separate service in our review, so it does not belong on a "where should I open a shop" list. Snifffr is a different catalogue, used clothing and intimate items, with feet pics as one lane.

The ranked list is the best foot-fetish sites, and the fee comparison for the whole niche is where to sell feet pics. For what a sale can realistically bring in, see how much you can make selling feet pics.

There are two Android listings with FootLove in the name. Only one lines up with the company on the website.

What the FootLove Store Page Shows

The Göteborg street on that developer block is an older registered address for Badhenke. The current registry compilation and the website footer use Härryda.

The email uses the Badhenke name. Taken together, this is the app that belongs with joinfootlove.com.

We did not install it. Star counts on the listing move by country, so 4.6 is the screenshot above, not the score at the top of this review.

The other listing is JoinFootLove, package com.feetsfinder.app, updated 17 August 2026, under FootPrint Company. Its developer block names Alexander Bouzi in Stockholm, and its privacy link points at a feetfinder file.

About 100,000 downloads. A directory page also lists an Alexander Bouzi as a deputy at Badhenke, so the name is not random, but the store page itself does not say Badhenke and the privacy URL does not say joinfootlove.com.

Do not install that one thinking it is this website. Reviews on either listing are not evidence of how fast joinfootlove.com pays.

On 26 October 2026 we opened the live site and the documents linked in Sources: homepage, FAQ, earnings calculator, terms of service, privacy policy, cancellation policy and content-provider agreement. Company details were compared with registry compilations for org.

559315-4353. Both Play packages were checked the same day.

The six pictures are the signed-in homepage, the free seller home, the Basic grid, the Pro grid, the Buyers lock with the coin packs, and the Play listing.

No plan was bought and no withdrawal was requested, so the pounds are what that UK account displayed.

Pricing sits at 4.5 because buyer profiles are behind a plan, and the share is 70% or 85% of a coin the calculator prices at ten cents before the fee.

Usability is a notch higher than a docs-only read, because the grid and the lock are readable once you are in.

Safety stays up: the company is named, SumSub is named, explicit content is banned in writing, and the matching app's developer block uses a Badhenke address and email. The promo licence, non-refundable coins, and a privacy URL on onlyfeets.art hold that mark down.

The content mark rests on the written catalogue rules. We did not count listings.