FeetFinder review

Pros and cons

Who it suits

• Adult creators who can pass identity and age verification and want to sell to a verified adult audience.
• Sellers who want recurring income from a subscription setup, where a steady list of buyers matters more than a single sale.
• Creators who want several charging tools at once, since ppv, dms and livestream covers pay per view, direct messages, live streaming and tiers.

Who should look elsewhere

• Sellers who want a single higher creator share, who belong with Feetify or FeetPics at 100% and 100%.
• Sellers who need money quickly, who should ask Graphy about its payout timing, since Weekly payout to bank account after 30-day review period sets a review period here.
• Sellers who want a phone line, who should check the support setup at Feetify or Graphy, because support here runs on email, help centre and community.

What creators keep

The number that matters most is the share you keep. Creators keep 90% to 100% of the money they generate, and that figure is a range rather than a single rate, so your own cut can sit at either end of it. For a seller with steady buyers, this share is the plan: you build around it instead of negotiating each sale. Timing is the second thing to plan around. Weekly payout to bank account after 30-day review period is the schedule in full. Money moves once a week, and only after a review period is done, so your balance and your spendable cash are not the same figure on the same day. A new seller treats the first payment as a later date. Collection runs on bank transfer and e wallet. A bank account gives a record of every payment and suits regular income. An e-wallet is quicker to set up and works for a seller with no business account open. The choice is about how you prefer to receive money, not how much you keep.

What you can publish

FeetFinder is open about adult material. The content policy permits explicit adult content for age-verified adults, so that material is allowed rather than tolerated, and you are not working to a general audience standard. Synthetic work has its own line. Other categories are ruled out. Impersonating a real person with a synthetic face is out. Sexualized deepfakes of real people are out. Synthetic depictions of minors are out, with no exception. The line is drawn around the person, so a synthetic version of a real individual fails whatever the framing. Verification is the other part of the rules, and it is the part you feel first. Identity and age verification is mandatory for all sellers, and users are age verified as well. If you are an adult with valid ID, expect to finish this before you sell. For adults who can verify, that gate also holds the audience inside the age-verified group.

How it works

FeetFinder gives you several ways to charge, and ppv, dms and livestream is the list. Read it as a menu rather than a package. Pay per view unlocks a single item. Direct messages give you a channel to sell in and to keep a buyer talking. Live streaming puts you in front of a room at a time you set, which suits an audience that likes a schedule. Tiers let you offer more than one level, so casual buyers and high spenders pay different amounts. The share is the same whichever route you use. Collection is the fixed part. Weekly payout to bank account after 30-day review period sets the rhythm, and bank transfer and e wallet sets the route. Plan your cash flow around the review period rather than around your renewals, because those dates do not line up. In practice: you post, you set prices, buyers pay, you keep your share, and the money arrives weekly once the review period is done.

Who runs it

The legal entity behind the brand is PACTM LLC, registered in the United States. Both details come from the terms of service, which is where you read if you need the registered name rather than the name you see in the app. A US registered entity is worth noting if you are outside the country, because it tells you which legal system your agreement sits under. Support runs on email, help centre and community. That means a help centre for written answers, email for anything that needs a record, and a community space where other sellers have already asked. It is a written, self-serve model, and a phone conversation is not part of the set, so plan on a slower answer for anything urgent.

How FeetFinder compares

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Frequently asked questions

Sources

• feetfinder.com checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: ID verification

  “All creators undergo mandatory, secure ID verification to confirm they are over 18”

• feetfinder.com/faq checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Support channels

  “Have any other questions? Please email us at hello@feetfinder.com for more information and help.”

• feetfinder.com/terms-of-service checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Content policy, Creator share, Features, Headquarters, Legal entity, Pricing model, Payout methods, Payout schedule, Platform type

  “Sellers must clearly and conspicuously disclose when Content or Seller Interactions are AI-generated or AI-assisted (e.g., "#AI" or "#AIGenerated" in captions and metadata).”