About
A guide that helps you decide, then gets out of the way
Most pages about selling feet pics hand you a ranked list. This one explains the kinds of places that exist, so the choice stays yours.
Why the site is built around types
"Where should I sell?" sounds like a question with one answer. It is really two questions: what kind of channel suits me, and which site of that kind can I trust. Rankings skip the first and guess at the second.
WhereToSellFeetPics takes them in order. The matcher and the comparison of the five types deal with the first question. The walkthrough and the checklists deal with the second, using things you can verify yourself on any site’s own pages.
The guide is written for adults aged 18 and over. It stays non-explicit, and it treats selling feet pics as what it is for most people: a small side project that needs care with privacy and realistic expectations.
Scope
What this site does and does not do
It does
- Explains the five types of channel in plain language.
- Gives you checklists you can apply to any site, new or old.
- Names a few well known brands only so a type is easy to recognise.
- Says "it depends" when it depends, and tells you on what.
It does not
- Rank websites or name a "best" one.
- Link to selling platforms or earn money when you join one.
- Promise, estimate, or hint at what you might earn.
- Buy, sell, host, or review anyone’s content.
Approach
How the guide is written
Details about individual platforms come from what those platforms publish about themselves, and they can change without notice. Always confirm fees and rules on the site before you rely on them. If you spot something out of date here, please say so.
Decisions over lists
A list tells you what someone else chose. A method lets you choose again next year, when the sites have changed.
Safety before sales
Privacy, age checks, and payout safety come before any question about making money.
Honest limits
This is general information. It is not legal, tax, or financial advice, and it cannot know your situation.
Find the type of channel that fits you
Answer five short questions and get a recommendation with the reasons behind it.