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Record freshness
Checked October 13, 2026
Next review due November 1, 2026. A core record is re-checked on the first of every month, and if that date passes without a check this box says so before you read any figure. See what changed on FeetFinder
Verified
Who runs it
FLRT Inc
Named in the platform's own documents and checked against the public company register. The details
Checked October 13, 2026
Our coverage
44 of 44 fields
carry a fact on this record. Each group below names the fields not yet checked. That measures our work, not the platform.
This is the record, not a review. Every figure below sits with the date we last confirmed it and the exact sentence it rests on. Where FeetFinder's own pages disagree with each other, we say so and publish no number. Where it publishes nothing, we say that too.
Economics
What the platform takes from each sale and what it charges to be there.
Verified
Seller share, Basic plan
90%
The terms of service state a platform fee of 10% for basic users, which leaves the seller 90%. The help center states 90%. The two now agree for this plan. The homepage states 100% on all sales without naming a plan.
Two sources agree · verified October 13, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"Sellers earn 90 percent on all sales, one of the highest revenue splits among feet content platforms. Payouts are processed weekly, direct to your bank account, so most of what you make stays with you."
Frequently Asked Questions, Seller Questions, "How much does FeetFinder pay sellers?" Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"our fee is 0% (for premium users) or 10% (for basic users) of the total Buyer Payment"
Terms of Service, Seller Earnings, fees. Observed October 1, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Sellers earn 100% on all sales"
FeetFinder homepage, Homepage, seller section, Sellers tab. Observed October 1, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"The Service Fee is 10% on Basic and 0% on Premium, so you receive 90% or 100% of eligible buyer payments."
Sell Feet Pics - Start Selling Today & Make Money, FAQ, "How much does FeetFinder take?" Hash taken with every FAQ answer on the page opened. Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Sources conflict
Seller share, Premium plan
No figure
FeetFinder publishes incompatible figures for sellers on the Premium plan. The terms of service state a platform fee of 0% for premium users, which would leave the seller 100%, and the homepage states that sellers earn 100% on all sales. FeetFinder's sell page also says Premium sellers keep 100%. The help center states that sellers earn 90% on all sales. Both the terms and the help center are platform controlled sources.
Sources disagree · checked October 13, 2026
The competing sources
Frequently Asked Questions
"Sellers earn 90 percent on all sales, one of the highest revenue splits among feet content platforms. Payouts are processed weekly, direct to your bank account, so most of what you make stays with you."
Seller Questions, "How much does FeetFinder pay sellers?" Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Terms of Service
"our fee is 0% (for premium users) or 10% (for basic users) of the total Buyer Payment"
Seller Earnings, fees. Observed October 1, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Also on the record: FeetFinder homepage says "Sellers earn 100% on all sales" Observed October 1, 2026.
Also on the record: Sell Feet Pics - Start Selling Today & Make Money says "The Service Fee is 10% on Basic and 0% on Premium, so you receive 90% or 100% of eligible buyer payments." Observed October 13, 2026.
Platform commission, Basic plan
10%
Verified October 13, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab). The terms state a 10% fee for basic users. The help center states sellers keep 90% on all sales, which implies the same 10%.
Verified
Platform commission, Premium plan
No figure
Checked October 13, 2026. The terms state a 0% fee for premium users. The help center states sellers keep 90% on all sales, which implies 10%.
Sources conflict
Verified
Subscription price, six plans
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $4.99 | $14.99 | $40.00 |
| Premium | $14.99 | $49.99 | $80.00 |
All 6 verified October 13, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"For Sellers, we charge a minimal subscription of $4.99 monthly, $14.99 annually, and $40.00 for a lifetime subscription for BASIC PLAN. While for the PREMIUM SUBSCRIPTION, we have $14.99 monthly, $49.99 annually, and $80.00 for a lifetime subscription."
Frequently Asked Questions, General Questions, "Is FeetFinder Free To Use?" Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Pricing visible without an account
Yes
Verified October 13, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). Seller subscription prices are published in the help center and readable without an account. Prices buyers pay for individual content are not.
Verified
Not published
Listing fee
Not stated
No per-listing or per-upload charge is published, and FeetFinder does not say that listing is free. The published costs of selling are the seller subscription and the commission on each sale, both on this record under Money.
FeetFinder · checked October 8, 2026
What the platform does say
"No exclusivity, no hidden fees."
FeetFinder, Homepage, hero. The page names no per-listing or per-upload charge and does not say listing is free. Observed October 8, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Not published
Payout fee
Not stated
FeetFinder does not publish a fee of its own for withdrawing earnings. Its terms say only that a seller's bank or e-wallet company may charge currency conversion or other fees, and that FeetFinder is not responsible for them.
Terms of Service · checked October 6, 2026
What the platform does say
"Your bank or e-wallet company may charge currency conversion or other fees."
Terms of Service, Seller Payouts, paragraph on currency. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Payments
When and how money reaches you, and who carries the risk when a buyer reverses a charge.
Payment path
Processed, not held
Verified October 6, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab). Buyer payments are received and processed by payment providers FeetFinder approves, and the seller agreement describes FeetFinder as a payment intermediary. Sellers are not allowed to take payment outside the platform. Seller earnings then sit in a 30 day review period for chargebacks and fraud, which is a hold for the platform's protection, not escrow pending delivery.
Verified
Payout methods
Bank transfer
Verified October 6, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). The help center says payouts go direct to a bank account. The terms also mention e-wallets without naming one, so no e-wallet is recorded.
Verified
Not published
Payout minimum
Not stated
The terms state that an account balance must reach a minimum before a payout can be requested. The amount is not published anywhere a logged out visitor can reach.
Terms of Service · checked October 13, 2026
What the platform does say
"your account balance must meet the minimum payout amount requirement"
Terms of Service, Seller Earnings, payout conditions. Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Sources conflict
Payout schedule
No figure
FeetFinder publishes incompatible payout timing. The terms of service state that earnings enter a 30 day review period before payout. The help center states that payouts are processed weekly, and the homepage now advertises no 30 day holds. FeetFinder's sell page states both, weekly payouts and a 30 day review period. The terms and the help center are both platform controlled sources.
Sources disagree · checked October 13, 2026
The competing sources
Terms of Service
"30-day review period before payout to account for potential chargebacks, payment reversals, or fraudulent transactions"
Seller Earnings, payout timing. Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Frequently Asked Questions
"Sellers earn 90 percent on all sales, one of the highest revenue splits among feet content platforms. Payouts are processed weekly, direct to your bank account, so most of what you make stays with you."
Seller Questions, "How much does FeetFinder pay sellers?" Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Also on the record: FeetFinder homepage says "Weekly payouts direct to your bank account. No 30-day holds, no waiting around." Observed October 1, 2026.
Also on the record: Sell Feet Pics - Start Selling Today & Make Money says "Sell Feet Pics to Verified Members & Get Paid Weekly" Observed October 13, 2026.
Also on the record: Sell Feet Pics - Start Selling Today & Make Money says "Earnings sit under a 30-day review period, and the payout method and any extra KYC checks can vary by account and region." Observed October 13, 2026.
Not published
Payout processing time
Not stated
FeetFinder does not publish how long a payout takes to arrive after it is released. The terms state a 30 day review period before payout; the time from release to funds arriving is not stated anywhere a logged out visitor can read.
Terms of Service · checked October 13, 2026
What the platform does say
"30-day review period before payout to account for potential chargebacks, payment reversals, or fraudulent transactions"
Terms of Service, Seller Earnings, payout timing. Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Dispute process
Referenced, not described
Verified October 1, 2026 · Four sources (opens in a new tab). The published refund route is an email address. No process or timeline is stated. Except for consumers in the EEA, Switzerland or the UK, the terms require binding arbitration on an individual basis, with a one year limit to file a claim.
Verified
Verification, privacy and safety
Who has to prove who they are, what happens to that proof, and how you get out or get your work back.
Seller verification method
Government ID and selfie
Verified October 1, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab).
Verified
Buyer verification policy published
Yes
Verified October 6, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder publishes an age verification policy that covers buyers. It says buyers may be asked for ID-based age verification where the law requires it, and names certain U.S. states, the UK and the EU as examples.
Verified
Buyer verification method
Payment method required
Verified October 1, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab).
Verified
Age assurance method
Government ID
Verified October 6, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab). Sellers must pass identity and age verification, which may include a government-issued photo ID and a selfie or biometric scan where the law allows. Buyers may be asked for ID-based verification where the law requires it, in certain U.S. states, the UK and the EU.
Verified
Verified
What happens to your ID and selfie
Checks are run by outside verification providers. Biometric data is deleted or deidentified once it is no longer needed.
FeetFinder says it uses independent verification providers and, where possible, providers that return only a pass or fail and do not share ID documents with it. Its privacy policy says biometric data is kept only as long as needed and is then deleted or permanently deidentified within the time limits the law sets. The providers are not named.
Two sources agree · verified October 6, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"Biometric information is retained only for as long as necessary to complete the purpose for which it was collected (for example, identity verification) and is deleted or permanently deidentified within the time limits required by applicable law, unless a longer retention period is required by law."
Privacy Policy, Information we collect, biometric information. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Where possible, we use providers that return only a “pass/fail” response and do not share your underlying ID documents with FeetFinder."
Age Verification Policy, Third-Party Verification Providers. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Anonymity controls
Face optional
Verified October 6, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder states sellers can sell without ever showing their face.
Verified
Anonymity controls
Legal name not published
Verified October 6, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder states buyers see only a seller's chosen display name and that billing details stay private.
Verified
Verified
Content protection
Automatic watermarking on every upload, which FeetFinder calls anti-leak protection.
Stated in the help center. FeetFinder does not say whether previews are blurred before purchase.
Two sources agree · verified October 6, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"Automatic watermarking adds another layer of protection to your identity."
Frequently Asked Questions, "Can I sell feet pics anonymously?" Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"anti-leak protection with watermarking guards every upload."
Frequently Asked Questions, "Is FeetFinder legit and safe?" Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Verified
Takedown process
Documented
Copyright claims go to a designated agent by post, fax or email, with a counter notice route, and repeat infringers are terminated. No response time is stated for copyright claims. Requests to remove intimate images shared without consent are handled under a separate Take It Down Act policy, which states removal within 48 hours of a valid request. Complaints about unlawful or nonconsensual content are investigated within five business days.
Four sources agree · verified October 6, 2026 · Four sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"you may submit a notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) by providing our copyright agent with the following information in writing"
DMCA Policy, Removal of Material for Which Copyright Infringement Is Claimed. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"We will terminate a user's access to the service if, under appropriate circumstances, the user is determined to be a repeat infringer."
DMCA Policy, Termination of User Account, A. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Remove or disable access to the identified depiction within 48 hours; and"
Take It Down Act Compliance Policy, Processing Timeline. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Complaints involving unlawful or nonconsensual content will be investigated within five business days, or within 48 hours where required by law (such as under the U.S. TAKE IT DOWN Act)."
Complaints Policy, 9. Complaint Review Process. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Verified
Account termination terms
On termination for a violation, Buyer Payments are not refunded and held earnings may be treated as forfeited at the company's discretion.
One source · verified October 1, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"any Buyer Payments will not be refunded"
Terms of Service, Termination. Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Verified
Leaving the platform
Sellers can delete their account in settings. The account stays open until every active buyer subscription runs out, then unpaid earnings are paid out and the account is deleted.
Buyers are deleted within a reasonable time. FeetFinder says it gives a reasonable chance to export content before closure where technically feasible, and may keep personal data afterward under its privacy policy. Termination for a violation is a separate field.
Three sources agree · verified October 6, 2026 · Three sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"You may delete your FeetFinder account at any time through your account settings."
Terms of Service, Account Deletion, first paragraph. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"If you are a Seller, your account will remain active until all active Buyer Subscriptions expire."
Terms of Service, Account Deletion, second paragraph. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"After expiration of all active Subscriptions, we will pay out any unpaid Seller Earnings and proceed with account deletion."
Terms of Service, Account Deletion, second paragraph. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Identity and ownership
Who runs it, where it is registered, and where it operates.
Verified
Operating company
FLRT Inc
FeetFinder's terms of service and seller agreement both name FLRT Inc, a Nevada corporation trading as FeetFinder, as the company that operates the site. The terms of service name a second Nevada company, PACTM LLC, as the party users contract with. The Nevada business register lists both as active, FLRT Inc formed in 2022 and PACTM LLC in 2024, with the same individual listed as an officer of both. Three other feet sites now belong to FeetFinder, each saying so on its own homepage: FeetHub and Feet-Pics say FeetFinder acquired them, and Instafeet says it has joined FeetFinder. All three send sellers to FeetFinder to sign up.
Three sources agree · verified October 13, 2026 · Three sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"FeetFinder is operated by FLRT Inc, 318 N. Carson Street, Suite 208, Carson City, Nevada 89701, USA."
Terms of Service, Your Comments and Concerns. Observed October 4, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"This seller agreement is between FLRT Inc. d/b/a FeetFinder, a Nevada corporation"
Seller Agreement, Introduction. Observed October 4, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Entity Number: E21000122022-3"
FLRT Inc, business entity record, ORION business search, FLRT Inc: Entity Number E21000122022-3; NV Business ID NV20222370445; Domestic Corporation (78); Status Active; Jurisdiction Nevada, USA; Formation Date in Nevada 02/14/2022; Registered agent Paracorp Incorporated, commercial registered agent, 318 N Carson St #208, Carson City. Observed October 4, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"These terms of service are entered into between you and PACTM LLC, a Nevada limited liability company"
Terms of Service, Introduction. Observed October 4, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Entity Number: E39357962024-0"
PACTM LLC, business entity record, ORION business search, PACTM LLC: Entity Number E39357962024-0; NV Business ID NV20243080259; Domestic Limited Liability Company (86); Status Active; formed 03/22/2024; Registered agent Paracorp Incorporated. Observed October 4, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"© 2026 Instafeet, a FeetFinder company. All rights reserved."
#1 Site to Sell Feet Pics Online | FeetFinder (Instafeet), Site footer, followed by "Carson City, NV". Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Instafeet has joined FeetFinder."
#1 Site to Sell Feet Pics Online | FeetFinder (Instafeet), Announcement line at the top of the page. Sign in and sign up go to app.feetfinder.com. Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Your profile, followers, albums and balance have moved to FeetFinder automatically, under the same login."
Feethub is Now Part of FeetFinder | Sign In Here, "Feethub is now part of FeetFinder" section, first paragraph. Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"© 2026 Feethub, a FeetFinder company. All rights reserved."
Feethub is Now Part of FeetFinder | Sign In Here, Site footer, followed by "Carson City, NV". Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Feethub has been acquired by FeetFinder."
Feethub is Now Part of FeetFinder | Sign In Here, Announcement line at the top of the page. Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Feet-Pics has been acquired by Feetfinder.com"
Feet-Pics: Top & Trusted Platform to Buy & Sell Feet Pics, Heading under the top menu. Its sell links go to feetfinder.com/sellfeetpicsnow. Observed October 13, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Jurisdiction
Nevada, United States
Verified October 4, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). FLRT Inc is registered with the Nevada Secretary of State as a Nevada corporation, formed in February 2022 and active. The Carson City address in FeetFinder's documents is the address of its registered agent, a commercial service, not a FeetFinder office.
Verified
Registration reference
E21000122022-3
Verified October 4, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). Nevada Secretary of State entity number for FLRT Inc. Its Nevada business ID is NV20222370445.
Verified
Not published
Founded
Not stated
FeetFinder's site publishes no founding date. Its About address returns page not found, and neither the homepage nor the FAQ gives a start year. The Nevada filing for FLRT Inc is on this record under Identity; a filing dates the company, not the platform's first day of operation.
Frequently Asked Questions · checked October 8, 2026
What the platform does say
"Over 12 million verified users have traded 15M+ feet pics and videos"
Frequently Asked Questions, FAQ page, introduction paragraph under the page heading. The page does not say what a verified user is or what the count includes. Observed October 8, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"The page you're looking for doesn't exist or has been moved."
404 Error - FeetFinder, HTTP 404 at /about. The homepage and FAQ publish no founding date either. Observed October 8, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Operating status
Active
Verified October 8, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). The site is live, taking sign ups and describing current trading on the date checked.
Verified
Country restrictions, Sweden
No access
Verified October 1, 2026 · Two sources (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder states that direct access from Sweden is restricted, following what it describes as updated compliance requirements and a legal review. The same help center answer states that access via a VPN remains possible, while declining to endorse or support it.
Verified
Policies and support
The documents the platform holds itself to, when it says they took effect, and how to reach a person.
Verified
The platform's own documents, 22 in all
Each read without an account and checked October 6, 2026 · the date is what the page says about itself, not when we noticed a change
How we know this
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Terms of Service, Page header, under the heading "Terms of Service". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: June 9th, 2023"
Seller Agreement, Page header, under the heading "Seller Agreement". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Privacy Policy, Page header, under the heading "Privacy Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Age Verification Policy, Page header, under the heading "Age Verification Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Acceptable Use Policy, Page header, under the heading "Acceptable Use Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 21st September 2026"
Appeals Policy, Page header, under the heading "Appeals Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Complaints Policy, Page header, under the heading "Complaints Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: August 28, 2024"
DMCA Policy, Page header, under the heading "DMCA Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Take It Down Act Compliance Policy, Page header, under the heading "Take It Down Act Compliance Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Non-Consensual Content Policy, Page header, under the heading "Non-Consensual Content Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
CSAM Policy, Page header, under the heading "CSAM Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: August 28, 2024"
Refund Policy, Page header, under the heading "Refund Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: June 9th, 2023"
Chargeback Fraud Policy, Page header, under the heading "Chargeback Fraud Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: August 28, 2024"
2257 Statement, Page header, under the heading "2257 Statement". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Anti-Human Trafficking Policy, Page header, under the heading "Anti-Human Trafficking Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Buyer-Seller Agreement, Page header, under the heading "Buyer-Seller Agreement". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Cookie Policy, Page header, under the heading "Cookie Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Law Enforcement Request Policy, Page header, under the heading "Law Enforcement Request Policy". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Marketplace Seller Guidelines, Page header, under the heading "Marketplace Seller Guidelines". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Platform-to-Business Terms, Page header, under the heading "Platform-to-Business Terms". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Referral Program Terms, Page header, under the heading "Referral Program Terms". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"Effective Date: 30th January 2026"
Seller Marketplace Terms, Page header, under the heading "Seller Marketplace Terms". Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Terms reachable without an account
Yes
Verified October 6, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). The terms of service open in full for a visitor who is not logged in. Read without an account on October 6, 2026.
Verified
Support channel
Email
Verified October 6, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder's policies name hello@feetfinder.com as the route to its support team. Its contact page also offers a message form; we have not recorded that as a support channel because nothing says where it goes.
Verified
Review profiles
Trustpilot, claimed by the platform
Verified October 6, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder has claimed its Trustpilot profile, so it can reply to reviews there. Trustpilot is an open host: anyone can post a review. We do not republish scores or review counts.
Verified
Verified
Appeals
Email appeals@feetfinder.com within six months of the decision. Every appeal gets a human-led review. No decision timeline is stated.
The appeals policy covers account suspensions, content removals, feature restrictions and decisions to withhold, reverse or forfeit seller earnings. The policy states it took effect on September 21, 2026.
Three sources agree · verified October 6, 2026 · Three sources (opens in a new tab)
How we know this
"(a) To appeal a Decision, you must email us at appeals@feetfinder.com."
Appeals Policy, 5. Appeal Procedure. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"All appeals must be filed within six months of the date of the Decision."
Appeals Policy, 6. Timing. Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
"all appeals undergo a human-led review before any enforcement decision is upheld or reversed."
Appeals Policy, 7. Review Process, (b). Observed October 6, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Platform claims, attributed and not verified
What FeetFinder says about itself
Figures a platform asserts that nobody outside it can check. We confirm the claim is published. We do not confirm the figure, and it never appears in a ranking or a side-by-side table.
Platform claim
Members claimed, as stated by FeetFinder
FeetFinder states it has more than twelve million verified users. The platform does not define whether this counts accounts, buyers or sellers. We can confirm the claim is published. We cannot confirm the figure.
FeetFinder homepage · still published October 13, 2026
Where the claim appears
"Over 12 million verified users have traded 15M+ feet pics and videos in a safe, anonymous environment"
FeetFinder homepage, Homepage, introductory paragraph. Observed September 21, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Platform claim
Money spent claimed, as stated by FeetFinder
FeetFinder states that more than $125,000,000 has been spent on the platform. It does not say over what period, or whether this counts what buyers paid or what sellers received. We can confirm the claim is published. We cannot confirm the figure.
FeetFinder homepage · still published October 13, 2026
Where the claim appears
"$125,000,000+"
FeetFinder homepage, Homepage statistics strip: "$125,000,000+" above the label "Money spent", beside "12,000,000+" above "Verified members". Observed October 5, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Platform claim
Earnings range claimed, as stated by FeetFinder
FeetFinder publishes three earnings bands for sellers, from $100 a month at the low end to more than $5,000 a month for what it calls established sellers, and says most feet pics sell for $5 to $25 each. FeetFinder itself labels these general estimates, not guarantees. We can confirm the claim is published. We cannot confirm the figures.
FeetFinder · still published October 8, 2026
Where the claim appears
"$100 — $500"
FeetFinder, Homepage, "How Much Can You Earn Selling Feet Pics?", Casual row, stated per month. The same block gives Consistent as $500 to $2,000 and Established as $2,000 to $5,000+ a month. Observed October 8, 2026. View source (opens in a new tab)
Platform defines its own figures
No
Verified October 13, 2026 · Source (opens in a new tab). FeetFinder does not say what its figures count. The same 12 million is labelled users, verified users and verified members on different parts of the site, and nothing explains whether that is accounts ever created, active accounts, or buyers and sellers together. Money spent is not defined either.
Verified
What we have not resolved
Published on the record, with exactly what would settle each one. Two questions have been closed, most recently on October 4, 2026.
1
Are payouts weekly, or do earnings sit in a 30 day review period first?
Resolved by a platform controlled source that reconciles the terms of service with the help center, or a written clarification from FeetFinder. Opened September 22, 2026.
2
What is the minimum balance required before a payout can be requested?
Resolved by publication of the figure by FeetFinder, or a seller dashboard observation if this desk ever adopts a policy permitting one. Opened September 22, 2026.
3
What does a seller on the Premium plan actually keep?
Resolved by a platform controlled source that reconciles the terms of service, which now state a 0% fee for premium users, with the help center, which states 90% on all sales, or a written clarification from FeetFinder. Opened October 1, 2026.
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What this means if you are deciding whether to sell here
Written by the desk from the record as last checked October 13, 2026. Underlined figures come straight from the record; select one to see its source.
If you take the Basic plan, the terms and the help center agree that you keep 90% of each sale. On annual billing that plan costs $14.99 a year. So $500 of sales in a month leaves you $448.75 before any payout fee. That last figure is our arithmetic, which is why it is not underlined.
If you take the Premium plan, we cannot tell you what you keep. The terms and the sell page say FeetFinder takes nothing; the help center still says you keep 90%, so the record marks it as a sources conflict. When you get paid is in conflict too: even the sell page alone promises weekly payouts and a 30 day review period. The minimum payout is not published. Those are the questions we would put to the platform before paying for Premium.
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Method and limits
Compiled by the Sole Brief Research Desk from FeetFinder's public pages, read without an account, plus third party records such as company registers and review sites. Sources first captured September 21, 2026 and last checked October 13, 2026, word for word against the live pages. We did not test payouts, measure earnings, or evaluate customer support. Fields a platform does not publish are marked as such rather than estimated, and fields we have not reached are named in each group.
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