| Feetpik | FeetFinder | |
|---|---|---|
| Trustpilot | 4.8 (569 reviews) | 2.6 (3,836 reviews) |
| Type | Foot-content marketplace | Foot-content marketplace |
| You keep | 80% | 85–90% |
| Fixed cost | $4.99/month creator membership (discounted 6-month and yearly options) | Basic from $4.99/month, Premium from $14.99/month (yearly and lifetime plans reported) |
| Payout minimum | $30 | $30 |
| Payout speed | Requests approved manually, then processed within 24–48 hours | Weekly once you reach the minimum. A 30-day earnings review is reported |
| Payout methods | Bank transfer (SEPA/SWIFT), Paxum, USDC | Bank (others reported) |
| Best for | Our top pick: best-rated, quick payouts | The largest self-reported buyer base |
| Data source | The platform’s own public pages | Partly its own pages, partly third-party reporting |
Reviews
Feetpik scores 4.8 on Trustpilot from 569 reviews, while FeetFinder scores 2.6 from 3,836. FeetFinder’s reviews stretch over a much longer period, and scores can reflect buyers as well as sellers, but the gap is still wide. How to read review scores.
The fee maths
Monthly take-home after the platform’s cut and a monthly plan, using reported FeetFinder checkout prices:
| Monthly sales | Feetpik | FeetFinder Basic | FeetFinder Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| $100 | $75.01 | $79.46 | $73.81 |
| $300 | $235.01 | $249.46 | $253.81 |
| $1,000 | $795.01 | $844.46 | $883.81 |
FeetFinder wins on pure fees at every level shown except that its Premium plan trails Feetpik at low sales. Yearly plans would widen the gap in its favour.
Payout speed
Feetpik states that approved payouts are processed within 24–48 hours. FeetFinder advertises weekly payouts, and third-party reviews report a 30-day review on earnings. If your first month’s cash matters, this may outweigh a few percentage points.
Reach
FeetFinder reports 12M+ members. Feetpik doesn’t publish a comparable number, so we can’t tell you how the buyer bases compare beyond that. Since sales volume usually matters more than the fee, FeetFinder has the clearer case here.
For most new sellers, we’d start on Feetpik for its reviews, quicker cash, crypto or Paxum payouts and built-in subscriptions. Choose FeetFinder if a larger claimed buyer base and lower fees matter more. Using both is reasonable once you have a content library.
FAQ
Is Feetpik better than FeetFinder?
For most new sellers, we’d start on Feetpik because of its stronger public reviews and quicker stated payout processing. FeetFinder is better if a larger claimed buyer base and lower fees matter more. We have a financial interest in Feetpik.
Which pays sellers more?
Per sale, FeetFinder leaves you more, at 85–90% against 80%. What you actually earn also depends on how many sales you make.
Can I sell on both Feetpik and FeetFinder?
Generally yes, if both sets of terms allow it. Start with one until you have a routine and a content library.
Disclosure: this site has a commercial relationship with Feetpik, one of the platforms discussed here. What that means.