Looking for the best foot fetish apps and websites to sell your feet pics?
Selling feet pics is becoming more and more common by the day.
The evidence is in the sheer number of foot fetish apps and websites that have emerged over the past couple of years.
There are dozens of such sites, in case you didn’t know, and that is what this article is about.
Read on for some of the best foot fetish apps and sites on the internet and how to use them to complement your primary income.
Dedicated Foot Fetish Apps And Sites To Sell Your Feet Pics
1.) Feetfinder
If you have sold feet pics or videos before, you most likely know about Feetfinder.
It is a dedicated feet pic marketplace with well over 250,000 users.
The fact that it is built strictly for selling and buying feet pics obviously makes it a hit among sellers.
But that is not the only thing. Feetfinder also lets foot models set their prices, which is not exactly common among such platforms.
Many feet pic sellers also fancy keeping their identities hidden when dealing with potential buyers.
Feetfinder doesn’t require you to show your face or use your real name. It is set up in a way that your feet pics speak for themselves.
Feetfinder is free for buyers but subscription-based for sellers.
2.) Feetify
Feetify offers both free and paid plans to feet pic sellers.
The free plan comes with limitations, but it still offers a realistic chance of finding buyers.
The premium plans are set up in a way that your images get significantly more visibility, especially in searches.
They also grant direct contact with buyers, monthly usage-based cash rewards, and unlimited photo and video upload.
Per reviews, the premium option is totally worth it if you can back it up with great visuals and consistency.
At the time of writing this article, Feetify had more than 150,000 active users. That’s pretty decent for a site that only deals with feet pics.
Note, however, that Feetify doesn’t handle payments.
You get to choose your payment option, decide your prices, and charge buyers directly. So beware of scammers.
3.) Dollar Feet
Dollar Feet is nowhere near as popular as Feetfinder, Instafeet, or OnlyFans, but it pays instantly, and that makes it stand head and shoulders above most of the sites on this list.
The reason for this is that the site buys pics from you rather than connecting you with buyers.
Once you upload your photo or video and it is accepted, you receive $10-$15 instantly.
What you need to know, however, is that you must reveal your identity when signing up for Dollar Feet.
You also have to submit high-quality pics if you want to be paid. So this is the site you join only if you have some prior photography experience.
4.) Wikifeet
Wikifeet was always the place where you could find your favorite celebrity’s feet pics.
To date, that’s the primary thing it does, but you can also use it to meet foot fetishists and market your gallery to them.
You just need to create an account, provide your contact details, and describe your feet as accurately as you can. Whoever wants pictures of them will contact you via email.
In essence, Wikifeet is not your regular photo marketplace. It doesn’t have a messaging feature, and it won’t handle your payments.
All it guarantees you is access to a pool of fetishists only an email conversation away from becoming customers.
5.) Feetpics
Feetpics is both a feet pic marketplace and a library of resources on selling and buying feet pics.
You can learn photography and marketing via the Feetpics Academy and even access eBooks for as low as $29 a copy.
The problem with Feetpics is that you must pay to use it. So you better be sure you will eventually make sales before signing up.
It’s a simple site to use, though, and sellers enjoy all the freedom they want.
They get to decide their prices and aren’t compelled to use the same price for each picture. They also keep 100% of their earnings.
You can receive your earnings through these four payment options:
- PayPal
- Bitcoin
- Bank transfer
- Amazon gift cards
Print-On-Demand Foot Fetish Apps And Websites
6.) Zazzle
Zazzle is an online print-on-demand platform that helps creators generate a passive income from their images and designs.
There is no limit to what you can upload to the site, as long as it doesn’t include nudity or promote violence. So feet images are accepted.
As a creator, you will be paid through royalties. Buyers will visit the site and choose a product and the image they would want to print on the product.
They will then pay for it, and you will get a percentage of the money. Your price per image can be anything from $5 to $99.
You also get to choose a royalty plan. For each successful sale, a cut of the earnings will be credited to your Zazzle account.
You can withdraw your earnings to PayPal once you make $50 or request a check payment once you make $100.
Check out our FeetFinder Review for more insight about Feetfinder.
7.) Printify
Printify is another print-on-demand website that accepts feet pics.
As a foot model, you will be required to set up a store and upload your images.
The quality standards are high, but so is your earning potential if you meet the standards.
What I like about Printify is that it lets creators decide the products they want their images printed on.
So if you feel your feet pics will look good on apparel and less so on mugs and household items, you can always exclude the latter.
This saves you the need to adjust your images to fit onto everything, which can be laborious, to say the least.
Unlike Zazzle, however, Printify will charge you for using its printer. You will also pay all shipping costs.
8.) Etsy
Etsy is a top platform that connects buyers and sellers of anything crafty and unique.
There are several ways to sell your feet pics on the platform, but the easiest route is print-on-demand.
For this, you need to download the Printful app and connect it with your Etsy store. Then, add your products and feet pics, using Etsy as your storefront.
Another way to earn is by selling your feet pics as digital printables. To do this, you just need to upload your PNG, SVG, EPS, JPG, or DXF photos and sell the rights to print them.
Etsy is free to join, but you will have to pay $0.20 for each listing you put up. You will also be required to give up 5% of all money you make from image sales.
Other Platforms To Find Foot Fetishists
9.) Instafeet
Instafeet is a subscription-based foot fetish site like Feetfinder, only it charges buyers, not sellers.
As an Instafeet user, you will need to create an account and provide your PayPal email, as that’s the only way the company will pay you.
What you may not like about Instafeet is that it accepts female sellers only.
It also takes some time before you can truly start making money as a creator.
You will, however, love the fact that you can make up to $500 per day once you find your feet.
Instafeet charges a 10% commission on all sales and pays out twice monthly.
10.) OnlyFans
OnlyFans may not be dedicated to serving foot fetishists, but it has a pretty active feet pic marketplace.
The site operates like a social networking platform, and users have to have at least a subscriber base to earn as content creators.
The site is free for creators. It is from the regular users’ subscription fee that both the company and the creators make money.
Each creator decides their pricing, and for each subscription, the company keeps 20% of the fee.
The 80% is added to your OnlyFans balance. You can withdraw your earnings whenever you have at least $20 in your account.
You will love OnlyFans for the range of options it gives you to earn from your feet pics and videos.
You can earn up to $49.99 per month per subscription and even charge for direct message interactions. You can also earn from tips from your most loyal fans.
11.) Foap
With over 3 million creators, there is no doubt that Foap is a tested-and-tried way to turn photos and videos into money.
The platform, which operates entirely from a mobile app, is one of the most popular on the internet, thanks partly to its streamlined mode of operation.
You will access it for free and even upload your photos without being charged. But you will have to give up 50% of your earnings whenever you make a sale.
This may not look appealing on paper, especially with a flat rate of $10 per image applying.
However, you can still make the money you want if you upload quality pics consistently.
You will also appreciate the fact that the platform handles payments for you, hence shielding you from potential scammers.
Foap pays directly via PayPal and Skrill.
12.) Instagram
Instagram is not a marketplace or a hub for fetishists.
However, with well over 2 billion monthly active users, it is no rocket science that a chunk of these people are foot lovers that you can turn into fans and later buyers of your feet pics.
For most foot models, Instagram is simply a traffic source for potential buyers.
This is the place where you create a name for yourself and redirect users to an actual marketplace with your feet pics.
You can also sell directly from the site. All you need to do is build a following, engage buyers, and sell pictures through the platform’s inbox.
Sellers can either use their primary account to advertise feet pics or create a separate account for their business.
It’s all easy; Instagram doesn’t prevent you from creating more than one account or uploading feet pics and videos.
You might also love this Instafeet vs FeetFinder Comparison
13.) All Things Worn
As the name suggests, All Things Worn is a marketplace for worn or used clothes, including dresses, bras, and underwear. It also has a section for feet pics.
To join All Things Worn, you must be at least 18 years old. You can sell your pics and videos using your real identity or anonymously.
You can also sell for free, though you have a better-earning potential when registered as a premium seller.
All Things Worn pays its sellers using KinkCoin, a popular cryptocurrency for the adult industry.
14.) Feet Lovers Only
Feet Lovers Only is another foot fetish site that pays its models using KinkCoins.
This, at the very least, tells you that most of its content is created for adults.
Sellers can sign up for free but will have to buy a subscription of $14.99 per month to engage potential buyers.
Premium sellers enjoy the luxury of setting their prices, uploading unlimited pics and videos, and keeping 100% of their earnings.
Earnings can be transferred to you as soon as they are received, or you can let them accumulate before you withdraw them.
From reviews and on-site feedback, Feet Lovers Only is a legit site with a fast-growing marketplace.
Top profiles seem to get loads of visits, an indication of the realistic possibility of finding buyers.
Conclusion
The feet pic industry is still very young, which explains why there are not many dedicated foot fetish apps or sites.
That being said, the above 15 are just enough if you have a nodding acquaintance with photo taking and marketing.
Let me know which one you like and why it has piqued your interest.
