The comparison table
Figures for other platforms come from their public pages or reports and may change. Check each site before you sign up.
| App | Fee on sales | Extra seller cost | How fans pay | Payout notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FeetFinder | 20 percent (reported) | Paid seller subscription (reported) | Mostly per photo and album | See its public pages |
| OnlyFans | 20 percent | None reported | Subscriptions, PPV, tips | Minimum withdrawal 20 USD, pending period about 7 days in many regions |
| Fansly | 20 percent (reported) | None reported | Subscription tiers, PPV, tips | See its public pages |
| Fansti | 12 percent flat | None, no monthly fee for creators | Up to 3 tiers, PPV, tips | Weekly or on request from 50 USD, 7 day hold, bank or crypto |
What the fee difference means in real money
Percentages are easy to skim past. Dollars are not. Here is a hypothetical example to show the gap.
Say your fans pay 1,000 USD in a month. On an app that takes 20 percent, you keep 800 USD. On Fansti at 12 percent, you keep 880 USD. That is 80 USD more each month, or 960 USD over a year, for the same photos and the same fans.
On an app that also charges a seller subscription, subtract that cost too. Your real take home is the commission plus any fixed fee. For a closer look at how the biggest platform charges, see how much OnlyFans takes.
Marketplace app or subscription app
The table hides a bigger choice: how you want to earn.
Marketplace style
FeetFinder is built around a feet niche marketplace. Buyers browse sellers inside the app, which can help when you have no audience yet. Most income comes from one time purchases.
Subscription style
OnlyFans, Fansly and Fansti let you run a page where fans pay monthly. According to its public pages, OnlyFans brings the biggest audience, but fans rarely find new creators inside the site, so traffic comes from your own social links. Fansly reports a discovery feed and tags. On Fansti, you also bring your own traffic, and you keep a larger share of what those fans spend.
If you are new and want to understand the two models first, our feet pics website checklist explains them side by side.
The best place to sell feet pics depends on your stage
There is no single winner for everyone. Match the app to where you are.
- No audience yet. A marketplace can bring first buyers while you build social accounts.
- A few regular buyers. Move them to a subscription page so they pay monthly instead of once.
- Steady income. Fees matter most here, because a few percent of a larger number adds up fast.
- Working with a manager. Look for team seats and split payouts. Fansti offers both at no extra charge.
Many sellers use a marketplace to find buyers and a subscription page to keep them. Once you have fans who come back, a lower fee on recurring income is usually the bigger win.
Other things to compare
Beyond the fee, check these on every app you consider.
- Privacy. Fansti lets you sell under a handle, geo block countries, watermark media and file DMCA takedowns from the panel.
- Payment methods for fans. Fansti accepts card and crypto, with a discreet descriptor on statements.
- Payout methods for you. Fansti pays by bank transfer (ACH, SEPA, SWIFT) or USDT and USDC.
- Price range. Fansti tiers run from 4.99 to 199 USD a month, and pay per view from 3 to 200 USD.
The Fansti fees page lists every charge in one place, and our guide on how to sell feet pics shows the setup step by step. The home page has the calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best feet selling app?
It depends on your stage. Marketplaces can help you find first buyers, while subscription apps like Fansti let fans pay monthly and charge a lower fee on that income.
Which feet selling app has the lowest fee?
Of the apps in this comparison, Fansti has the lowest fee at a flat 12 percent. FeetFinder reports 20 percent plus a seller subscription, and OnlyFans and Fansly take 20 percent.
Do feet selling apps charge a monthly fee?
Some do. FeetFinder reports a paid seller subscription. Fansti has no monthly fee for creators and only takes its 12 percent when you earn.
Can I use several feet selling apps at once?
Yes. Many sellers keep a marketplace listing and send their best buyers to a subscription page.
How fast do feet selling apps pay out?
Rules differ. On Fansti, new earnings are held 7 days, then paid weekly or on request once you reach 50 USD.
Is it legal to sell feet pics on these apps?
Selling your own photos as an adult is legal in most places, but rules vary by country. Check your local law and report your income for taxes.
Compare your take home before you choose
Enter your current platform and income to see what you would keep on Fansti.