Start with the share of revenue you keep
Every platform in this group advertises the same headline figure: a creator share of 100% at Feetify, 100% at FeetPics, 100% at Graphy and 100% at Oranum. A flat share is the easiest line to compare, because it does not shift with tier, ticket price or payout route.
Scale gives that figure some context. Across the platforms tracked here, creator share runs 50% to 100%, so a number at the top of that band is common rather than exceptional. What still separates the options is what you may post, when you are paid and who checks your identity.
Use the share as an opening filter, not as the decision. Read the OnlyFans alternatives for creators ranking to see how these figures sit against platforms outside this group, then open the individual reviews for the detail that matters to your workflow.
Read the content rules before the pricing
Content policy decides whether a platform fits your work at all, so it belongs ahead of any number.
Feetify restricts what enters the feed. There are no fake profiles, no reposting of celebrity or other models' content, no content involving minors or anyone under the adult age, no repulsive or low-quality or watermarked posts, no mass messaging or harassment, and no public posting of contact or payment details. Moderators ban violations.
FeetPics permits adult material and limits itself to age. Uploaders must affirm that every depicted person is an adult and keep age records, and no rule is stated for material produced with computer tools.
Graphy is the outlier in this group, since it prohibits explicit and pornographic content and instead sells AI Avatar and AI Brain tools built on creator content.
Oranum lists erotic-themed expert profiles and paid live sessions, states that services are for entertainment purposes only, and publishes takedown routes for NCII, DMCA and other content removal.
Hold your own content type against those rules in the Feetify, FeetPics, Graphy and Oranum reviews before you commit time to a feed.
Minimum payouts and how the money moves
A share tells you what you earn. A payout minimum tells you when you can have it, which matters more for creators who bill often in small amounts.
Feetify sets the payout minimum at $4, selects and pays cash awards daily, and sends buyer payments straight to sellers. The listed withdrawal routes are PayPal and CashApp.
FeetPics runs a revenue share model with a payout minimum of $10. You pull your money from the user dashboard once you clear that figure, and neither a regular pay day nor a hold on funds is described.
Graphy publishes no payout minimum in this set, but its partner payout routes are wide: Bank account transfer, Stripe and PayPal. Route variety is useful if your bank or wallet is not the obvious one.
For orientation, payout minimums across the platforms tracked here run €3.51 to €263.09. That spread is the practical reason to check the minimum before signing up, since a higher floor simply means more income has to accumulate before you are paid.
Verification: who checks your identity
Age and identity checks differ more sharply here than fees do, and the timing of the check changes who carries the friction.
Feetify runs an age gate only. Registration is blocked for under-age users, premium orders are reviewed by hand to weed out underage accounts and scammers, and no identity document check is described.
FeetPics puts all users through a verification process, and high-risk purchases require a government-issued photo ID.
Graphy requires KYC documents before payout, and affiliates must be at least the adult age. For Oranum, the official Android broadcaster app names its publisher as JWS Americas SARL.
For a creator, the question to ask is when the check happens. A check applied at payout can hold money you have already earned, while a check applied at purchase affects buyers more than it affects you.
What buyers pay and what they can open
All four charge on a subscription basis: subscription at Feetify, subscription at FeetPics, and subscription with a subscription model at Graphy.
Graphy has no free plan, and its entry pricing starts at $49. It runs on web, android and ios and adds a white-label option for creators who resell the tools under their own name.
Feature sets differ in what a paying fan can open. Feetify lists dms. FeetPics adds ppv and dms. Oranum lists ppv, dms and livestream. Graphy lists dms, livestream and tiers alongside a separate white label capability.
A shorter feature set can be simpler to run and easier to price. Pick the set that matches how your audience pays rather than the longest list on offer.
Support, jurisdiction and who you deal with
Support reach and the legal entity behind each site tell you where a dispute or a payout problem would land.
Feetify and FeetPics list the same support routes, email and help centre and email and help centre. Graphy offers a wider spread with email, chat and help centre.
FeetPics is operated by ZVIG USA, Inc. with headquarters in US. Oranum is operated by JWS Americas S.a r.l. and JWS International S.a r.l. with headquarters in LU. Graphy names Graphy Labs Private Limited in India and Graphy Inc in Delaware, USA, with headquarters in IN.
Separate legal entities in separate countries can make a complaint slower to resolve, so check the routes before you need them.
A short way to narrow the list
If you want a feet-first feed, a daily payout and a low withdrawal floor, Feetify is the fit, with $4 and PayPal and CashApp as the practical reasons.
If you want per-item selling alongside subscriptions and a verification process that touches every user, FeetPics fits, with a revenue share model and a $10 minimum.
If your audience is buying tools rather than explicit media, Graphy is the relevant read, since its content policy points away from that material and its pricing starts at $49.
If paid live sessions and direct messaging are central, Oranum is the read, with ppv, dms and livestream and published takedown routes.
Whichever route you take, hold the criteria in the same order: share, content rules, payout minimum, verification timing, then features. Comparing like that in the Fanvue review and the wider ranking keeps the decision on evidence.