What we could confirm
FunWithFeet’s website blocks automated checks, so everything here comes from third-party reviews, and those reviews are often affiliate content. They do mostly agree on these points:
- A seller subscription of $14.99 for six months
- A 15% commission on sales, with older reviews still quoting 20%
- Withdrawals in about 24–48 hours once your balance reaches $50
- Payments run through the platform, with sellers reportedly not liable for chargebacks
At least one review also says payout terms aren’t clearly published. Read the current seller terms before you pay, and look for the commission, minimum withdrawal and chargeback policy.
What the cost means in practice
If the reported prices are right, the fixed cost works out at about $2.50 a month, lower than Feetpik’s or FeetFinder’s monthly plans. At $300 of monthly sales, you’d keep about $252.50. The higher $50 minimum means low-volume sellers may wait longer to withdraw.
Who it suits
It may suit cost-conscious sellers who are happy to check the terms themselves. Sellers who want a large, clearly documented buyer base may prefer FeetFinder.
FAQ
Is FunWithFeet safe?
Having payments run through the platform is the main protection. As on any marketplace, don’t move deals to other apps, and read our scam guide.
How much does FunWithFeet cost?
Third-party reviews report $14.99 for six months plus a 15% commission. We couldn’t confirm this on its site, so check before paying.
Does FunWithFeet have a Trustpilot score?
No. When we checked, Trustpilot showed the profile as removed and said the business goes against its guidelines, so there’s no score to compare.
What is the FunWithFeet minimum withdrawal?
One third-party review reports $50, with withdrawals in about 24–48 hours. Confirm this in the current seller terms.
Disclosure: this site has a commercial relationship with Feetpik, one of the platforms discussed here. What that means.