Selling feet pics is easy to start and hard to keep going. Anyone can post a photo and wait for a buyer. The creators who still sell a year later did something else: they built a small crowd of fans who know their name, come back every week, and pay to get closer. On RateMyFeet, those fans follow you, chat with you, and the ones who want more come into your backroom.
This guide is about that crowd: where to find it, how to bring it with you, how to keep it, and how to sell to it without ever showing your face.
Pick a persona and keep it
One pseudonym, one style, the same name everywhere. Fans follow someone they recognize.
Post things people remember
Good light, a recognizable look, a steady rhythm. Your public posts are your shop window.
Get discovered where fans look
A ranking that rewards fresh posts, plus social networks to be seen by people who do not know you yet.
Bring your followers home
Send the people who like you on social media to one place you control, where they can follow you and come back.
Turn votes into fans
Answer, remember the regulars, give them a reason to come back every week.
Open your private side
When people ask for more, give them a door. You set the price, you choose who comes in.
First, the basics
Before the method, three things every creator asks.
- Is it legal? Selling feet pics is legal for adults in most countries, as long as the photos are yours and you declare the income where your country requires it. Our article on whether selling feet pics is legal goes into the details.
- Do I need to show my face? No. Plenty of creators sell for years without a face or a real name. The whole method below works anonymously.
- What can I charge? Ready-made photos usually sell for a few dollars each, custom work and monthly access for more. Our pricing guide gives the ranges commonly quoted, with sources.
Pick a persona and keep it
Fans do not follow photos. They follow a person they can recognize, even without a face.
- One pseudonym, everywhere. The same name on every network and on your profile, so people can find you in one search.
- A recognizable style. Soft pastel pedicures, sandals at the beach, soles on white sheets: a look that says "it's her" before anyone reads your name.
- A tone. Playful, sweet, a little cheeky, mysterious: pick the voice you are comfortable keeping for months.
Post things people remember
Your public posts are your shop window. They are free to look at, and they decide whether someone wants more.
- Quality first. Soft side light, a clean background, sharp focus. Our guide on taking good feet pics shows how with just a phone.
- Series, not singles. A theme for a week (red polish, beach days, heels) gives people a reason to come back for the next one.
- A rhythm you can hold. Two posts a week for months beats ten in a day and then silence.
- Keep it all about feet. The public side stays safe for work. What you keep for your fans comes later, behind a door.
Get discovered where fans look
You need two kinds of visibility: a place where people already look for feet, and the big networks where people who do not know you yet can stumble on you.
On RateMyFeet, the ranking does the distribution. Fresh posts get a visibility boost, so a brand-new creator can reach the top on day one, and the weekly top 10 is kept for good. Fans come here for feet and nothing else: they rate, they follow, they come back.
On social networks, you can reach far more people. Use them for what they are good at:
- Instagram and TikTok are the biggest shop windows. Keep everything strictly safe for work, no prices and no "DM me to buy": both platforms restrict or remove accounts that look like they sell adult content, and suggestive posts are often kept out of recommendations.
- X tolerates adult content marked as sensitive, but it has no way to sell, and a post scrolls away in an hour.
- Reddit has active feet communities, each with its own rules about selling. Read them before you post, and expect some to forbid it.
Bring your followers home
This is the step most creators skip, and the one that keeps your fans the day an account disappears. Every follower you have on a big network is someone you could lose tomorrow. Bring them somewhere that is yours.
- Put your profile link in your bio. On RateMyFeet it is simply
ratemyfeet.io/profile/followed by your pseudonym. One link, always the same. - Pin a post that says where to find you. A safe-for-work photo and a line like "everything else is on my profile, link in bio".
- Ask for votes, not for money. "New post up, come rate it" is safe to say anywhere, and the votes in the first hours push your post up the ranking, where new fans find you.
- Celebrate in public. Reached the weekly top 10? Say it in your stories. It is proof, it is fun, and it sends people your way.
- Make the move worth it. Tell your followers what they get there: they can follow you, chat with you in private, and come into your backroom when they want more.
When a network restricts your account one day, your fans already know where to find you.
Turn votes into fans
A vote is a hello. A fan is someone who comes back. What makes the difference is you.
- Answer. On RateMyFeet fans can follow you and chat with you in private. A short, warm answer turns a stranger into a regular.
- Remember the regulars. Use their names, notice when they come back. People return where they are recognized.
- Read your ratings. Which angle won, which light, which theme? Do more of what your fans rate best. Our guide on getting more views explains how to read them.
- Give them a ritual. A post every Sunday evening, a theme every month, a thank-you when you hit the top 10. Rituals are why people come back without being asked.
Open your private side
Sooner or later, fans ask for more. That is the moment to give them a door.
On RateMyFeet, a creator with the Pro status opens a backroom: the private side of her profile, for the fans who want more. Inside, she keeps what she does not show in public, shares stories, and talks with her subscribers on a wall where she answers. She sets her own monthly price, she chooses who comes in, and paying is simple, guided and secure.
Think like a shopkeeper, not like a vending machine:
- Your cover sells the door. A short promise in your own words, a few moods, a price. It stays safe for work, and it says what someone gets by coming in.
- Give a reason to stay. Subscribers pay one month at a time. New pieces every week, a story now and then, answers on your wall: that is what renews a month.
- Keep your limits. You decide what you make. A request outside your limits is a no, however nicely it is asked.
- Price with confidence. Start where you are comfortable and raise it as demand grows. Our pricing guide explains how.
Stay safe while you sell
Selling safely comes down to a few habits: stay anonymous, never deliver before you are paid, and know the classic scams. Our guide on selling feet pics safely covers them one by one, along with the unspoken rules creators share.
Your first 30 days
A plan you can follow, one week at a time.
| Week | Focus | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Your persona | Pick your pseudonym, create separate accounts, post your first three photos on RateMyFeet. |
| Week 2 | Your rhythm | Two posts this week, same light and style. Read your ratings and note what won. |
| Week 3 | Your followers | Open your social accounts, put your profile link in your bio, pin a post that says where to find you. |
| Week 4 | Your fans | Answer every message, thank your regulars, start a weekly ritual. Ask for the Pro status when people ask for more. |
After that, keep the rhythm, keep listening, and let your fans tell you what they want next.
FAQ
How do I start selling feet pics?
Start selling feet pics by picking a pseudonym, posting good photos on a regular rhythm, and building a few fans before you sell. Then open a paid private side for them.
Where is the best place to sell feet pics?
The best place to sell feet pics is one where fans already look for feet and where you can sell without fearing a ban. Social networks help you get found, not get paid.
How do I get fans for my feet pics with no followers?
Post where new creators get seen: on RateMyFeet, fresh posts get a visibility boost, so a first post can reach the top. Then answer every message you get.
Can I sell feet pics without showing my face?
You can sell feet pics without showing your face or your real name. Use a pseudonym, keep your face out of frame, and strip location data from your photos.
Can I sell feet pics on Instagram or TikTok?
Instagram and TikTok are risky places to sell feet pics: both restrict accounts that look like they sell adult content. Use them to be found, with a link in your bio.
How long before my first sale?
The time to your first feet pics sale depends on your rhythm and your audience, and nobody can promise you a date. Creators who post regularly and answer their fans sell sooner.
Why creators sell on RateMyFeet
RateMyFeet is a place made for feet, by people who know this world. The public side is free, playful and moderated: post, get rated, climb the ranking, and stay anonymous if you want. Fans come here for feet and follow the creators they like. When they want more, your backroom is right behind your profile, at the price you set. Founders keep 100%, for life. More on the for-creators page.
Ready to open your backroom?
You set your price and choose who comes in. Founders keep 100%, for life.