FeetFinder: the feet-content marketplace, where sellers pay to sell.

What is FeetFinder?

FeetFinder is a marketplace for buying and selling photos and videos of feet. It says it has been running since 2019 and is the best-known site of its kind.

Unlike general creator sites such as OnlyFans, it does just one thing. That makes it easy to browse if feet are what you’re after, and pointless if they aren’t.

How FeetFinder works for buyers

Buyers can join for free and browse seller profiles, where previews stay blurred until you pay. You can buy single photos or sets, subscribe to a seller’s page for a monthly fee they set, tip, and send custom requests.

Sellers decide whether you need to subscribe before you can message them or send a custom offer. Everything is paid through the site, and the platform collects the money before passing the seller’s share on.

What FeetFinder costs and how billing works

There are no fixed prices for buyers: each seller sets their own prices for items and subscriptions. You’ll need to add a card before you can buy or message.

Payments run through a third-party processor, Segpay, rather than a charge under an obvious adult brand. Seller subscriptions renew until you cancel, so check your statement and cancel the ones you don’t use.

FeetFinder for sellers, and red flags

Sellers have to pass ID and age checks, and they pay a monthly or yearly plan to sell, on top of a service fee on each sale. FeetFinder has changed its fees over the years and reports disagree on the current rates, so check the live terms before you sign up.

Seller reviews are mixed: common complaints are payouts held for weeks, suspended accounts and slow support. Sellers also tend to outnumber buyers, and the niche attracts off-platform scammers, which is why everyone should keep payments on FeetFinder.