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FeetFinder Fees Explained: Seller Plans and Net Earnings (2026)

Updated September 28, 2026 · For adults 18+

FeetFinder lists a 10% service fee on Basic and 0% on Premium, plus a separate seller-plan charge. A zero commission rate does not mean the seller plan is free. Check both charges before comparing expected earnings.

Disclosure: Footly publishes this guide and offers a competing creator platform. This review uses linked public documentation; it is not a test of a private seller account or a guarantee of results.

The two costs to compare

The FeetFinder Seller Agreement, checked September 28, 2026, lists these seller-plan charges in US dollars. Confirm the current offer at checkout; subscription periods and cancellation terms matter as well as the displayed price.

Published seller fees, checked September 28, 2026
PlanService feeMonthlyAnnualLifetime
Basic10%$4.99$14.99$40.00
Premium0%$14.99$49.99$80.00

The service fee varies with sales. The seller-plan charge can still cost money during a month with no sales. Annual and lifetime prices are upfront commitments; dividing them into a monthly estimate does not change what you pay initially.

What remains from $100 or $1,000 in sales?

For the monthly plans, the simple calculation is gross sales minus the service fee minus the monthly plan price. These are illustrations before refunds, taxes, currency conversion and any other applicable costs, not forecasts of creator earnings.

  • $100 in sales: Basic leaves $85.01; Premium also leaves $85.01.
  • $1,000 in sales: Basic leaves $895.01; Premium leaves $985.01.
  • No sales: the monthly plan alone costs $4.99 on Basic or $14.99 on Premium.

Premium costs $10 more each month and reduces the percentage fee by 10 points. On that narrow fee comparison, the monthly plans break even at $100 in gross sales; Premium leaves more above that amount. This does not account for plan features or prove that a paid upgrade will increase demand.

Use the platform fee calculator for your own assumptions and billing period. For zero-upfront-cost options, see our free seller-platform comparison.

Net earnings and withdrawable balance are different

A displayed account balance is not a promise of immediate cash in your bank. Read the published payout conditions and check the methods available to your account before relying on a withdrawal date. Our payout checklist separates minimums, review periods and country availability.

When comparing marketplaces, use the same gross sales, billing period and extra-cost assumptions for each. Footly publishes this guide and operates a competing marketplace. Neither platform is automatically the cheaper choice at every sales level.