How much can you make selling feet pics? Why we will not give you a number
Every figure you will find for what feet pic sellers earn comes from someone with a reason to quote it. We cannot give you one at all, because we never see the money. Here is why, what actually decides what a seller earns, and how to work out your own number.
Search for how much feet pic sellers make and you will find no shortage of answers. A few hundred a week. Thousands a month. A screenshot of a payment app with a caption about quitting the day job.
We run a feet pic marketplace, and we cannot give you a number. The short answer is that earnings range from nothing upwards, and that no figure you find online is a reliable guide to what you would make. This post is why we do not know, what actually decides what a seller earns, and how to work out your own number before you believe anyone else's.
Why we do not know
Buyers pay sellers directly here, with whatever method the two of them agree on. We never hold the money, run payouts or take a percentage. The side effect is that a payment between two members never passes through us. There is no earnings dashboard on our side, and no "average seller" figure we could publish even if we wanted to. The Terms say the same thing in drier language: we have no visibility into those payments.
What we can see is public activity: who uploads, who collects hearts and followers, who is on the weekly leaderboard. That tells us who is busy. It does not tell us who is paid, and we do not read private conversations to find out.
So any figure we gave you would be invented. We would rather give you none.
Where the big numbers come from
Most earnings figures online trace back to someone who gains from you believing them. That does not make every figure false. It does mean it is worth asking who is quoting it, and what has been left out.
| Who is quoting the figure | Why they quote it | What is usually missing |
|---|---|---|
| A platform that charges sellers a fee or takes a cut | Every new seller is revenue for them | Whether it describes the typical seller or the best month of the best one |
| Someone selling a course, a guide or coaching | The number is the advertisement | Whether the income came from selling photos or from selling the course |
| A seller posting a screenshot | Sometimes pride, sometimes promotion | Fees, tax, the hours behind it, and every other month |
| An article listing what sellers earn | It is what people search for | A source |
We have an interest too, and you should weigh it as you would any other: more sellers make this marketplace more useful to the buyers who fund it. The difference is that sellers pay us nothing. An inflated promise would earn us nothing from you, and it would cost us your trust in the first slow month.
What actually decides it
Not the platform, and not luck. In rough order:
- Whether buyers can find you. An empty gallery is invisible. New uploads appear on the live feed, and the leaderboard ranks activity over the last seven days, so a seller who posts regularly is seen far more often than one who uploaded twenty photos once.
- Whether you reply. A buyer who hears nothing moves on to the next profile. Most of the work of selling is answering messages, not taking photographs.
- Custom requests and regulars. Your public gallery is free to look at, which makes it the shop window rather than the shop. What buyers pay you for is what is not in the window: a custom set, a video call, a place in a private livestream. A few regulars who come back are worth more than a crowd that orders once.
- What you charge, and what you refuse. You set your own prices and your own limits. We publish no price list, and nothing here requires you to do something you are not comfortable with in order to sell.
- Time. Followers and regulars build over weeks, not days.
What comes off the top
Even where the platform takes nothing, what a buyer pays is not what you keep.
| Cost | Here | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Platform commission | None | On a site that takes 20%, every 100 a buyer pays becomes 80 before anything else |
| Seller fee or membership | None | Where there is one, it is owed whether or not you sell anything |
| Payment method fees | Depends on the method you agree | Some methods keep a share of each payment, so check before you quote a price |
| Currency conversion | Depends on the buyer | Name the currency when you agree the price |
| Tax | Yours to declare | We never see the payments, so we report nothing and cannot advise you. The rules depend on where you live |
| Your time | Yours | The cost almost every earnings figure leaves out |
The first row is the one we can do something about. The savings example lets you pick a monthly sales figure and a commission rate and see what a cut would have taken. It is an illustration, not a forecast.
Work out your own number
After your first four weeks, answer these with real figures rather than hopeful ones:
- How many orders were actually paid for?
- What did they add up to, after payment fees?
- How much of that do you need to set aside for tax?
- How many hours went in, counting photographing, editing, uploading and replying?
Divide what is left by the hours. That figure is what selling pays you, and it is the only one worth comparing with anything else you could do with the same evenings.
If it is good, you will know what to do more of. If it is poor, you have lost a month of evenings and no money, because there was never a fee to pay.
Here is the honest part
- Most sellers start slowly, and some never make a sale. We would expect that on any platform, and we expect it here. Our Terms say in plain words that we make no promise you will earn anything.
- We are a young marketplace. Every buyer here has passed a government-ID check before sending a first message. That keeps out most time-wasters, and it also means fewer buyers than on a site anyone can join with an email address.
- It is work. Regular uploads, prompt replies, and patience with people who ask a lot and order little.
- A promised income is a warning sign. Anyone who guarantees what you will earn, or offers an allowance that makes no sense for what you are selling, is following one of the scripts in feet pic scams: 8 red flags.
What we can promise
Not an income. Three smaller things that are true every day:
- We take nothing from what a buyer pays you. No fee, no cut, no membership. The reasoning is in selling here is free.
- Trying costs you no money. There is no card to enter and nothing to cancel. The one requirement is the identity check every member passes.
- Everyone who messages you is verified. Buyers pass the same check you do, and why everyone here shows ID explains what that changes.
Where to go next
Browsing is free and needs no account, so look before you decide anything: the seller directory shows who is active and how they present themselves.
When you are ready, the guide to selling covers setting up a gallery and getting paid, and how to sell feet pics without showing your face or your real name covers keeping your selling identity apart from your real one. Everything else is in the FAQ.
We cannot tell you what you will earn. We can tell you that we will not take any of it.