When you are ready to sell, the Pro status opens your backroom and lets you sell custom content. You set the price, you choose who comes in, and founding creators keep every cent. The full walk-through is in Open your backroom.
What is the Pro status?
The Pro status lets a creator open a backroom and sell monthly access to it, and sell custom content, made for one fan from what he asks for. It is asked for, never pushed: plenty of creators only post on the public side, and that is fine.
How do I ask for the Pro status?
On the Pro page, tap Ask for Pro status and say in two sentences who you are and what you plan to offer. Then tick the box: you are 18 or older, the media you sell are yours, every person in them is an adult who consented, and you accept the Terms.
A person reads every request and answers by email. You can withdraw yours at any time; one left without a decision lapses after 30 days, and a refusal can make you wait up to 30 days before asking again. Your status shows in Edit profile.
What is the Studio Pro?
The Studio Pro is where you run your backroom and your offers, with four tabs: My cover, Requests, Subscribers and Figures. The bar at the top tells you whether your door is open or closed.
How do I set up my cover and my price?
Your cover is the public face of your backroom: a promise, a few moods and your price. The promise holds up to 90 characters (no links), you pick up to five moods, and the price for a month goes from 4.99 to 49.99, in euros or US dollars.
The cover stays safe for work, like the rest of the public side. To open your door, you need a promise and at least one payment link.
Which payment links can I add?
PayPal.me, Revolut, Lydia, Venmo, Cash App, Wise, Ko-fi, Buy Me a Coffee, Stripe or Tipeee, plus one other link of your choice. One link per service, each on that service's own address.
Your subscribers, and the fans who order your custom content, pay you directly, in full. RateMyFeet never touches the money.
How do I handle a request?
Accept or decline it from the Requests tab within 7 days, after which it lapses. Once the fan says he paid, look for his reference in your account, then choose I received it and confirm, or Nothing received.
Confirming opens his access at once and cannot be undone. If you do not answer, you get a reminder on day 3 and a warning on day 6; on day 7 the case goes to RateMyFeet, which opens his access on his declaration unless the evidence says otherwise.
Can I sell custom content?
Yes, with the Pro status. In My cover, you set up to three offers, each a pack with an exact number of photos and videos, a price and a delay to make it. A fan orders one by saying what he wants, without subscribing. You create and deliver his order, and he pays you directly once it is ready. Orders land under To create in your Requests. The whole road is in Sell custom content.
What can I post in my backroom?
When you upload, Destination lets you choose Public, Backroom or Story, and Move to backroom sends an existing public photo inside. Stories stay up for 24 hours.
Inside, adult content is allowed: yourself, or adults who all consented. Never a minor, never anything non-consensual, and nothing illegal where you or your subscribers live. Subscribers may not copy or share what they see, and RateMyFeet can look at a backroom and suspend it. The Terms have the full rules.
Does RateMyFeet take a commission?
Not from founders: every creator approved before 1 January 2027 (Paris time) keeps 100% of what her fans pay her, for a month or for custom content, for life.