Frequently Asked Questions

You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of majority where you live, if that is higher). Reputable marketplaces verify age before you can receive payouts, and you should never buy from or sell to anyone under 18.

Most people finish in under fifteen minutes: choose a pseudonym, write a short bio, pick a profile image that does not show your face, and complete the platform’s verification step. Verification itself can take a little longer while it is reviewed.

Aim for five to ten sharp, well-lit images grouped into one or two starter sets. That is enough for buyers to judge your style without you spending days preparing before you know what sells.

No. Feet content sells on its own, and keeping your face, tattoos and other identifying marks out of frame is one of the simplest ways to protect your anonymity.

Start a little below what established sellers in your niche charge so you can collect your first reviews, then raise prices once you have repeat buyers. Bundles of several photos usually sell better than single images.

Often, yes. Custom content takes more effort, so it should be priced higher than ready-made sets. Agree on the details and the price inside the platform before you start, and decline anything you are not comfortable with.

In most countries income from selling content is taxable. Keep a simple record of your sales and payouts and check the rules where you live, or ask a local tax professional.

It can. Many phones store GPS coordinates in a photo’s EXIF metadata, and backgrounds can show recognisable details. Remove metadata before uploading, shoot against plain backgrounds, and avoid windows, mail and anything with your name on it.

No. Create a separate email address used only for selling. It keeps your real identity separate from your seller account and makes it easier to spot phishing messages.

Buyers who ask to move the conversation and payment off-platform, “overpayments” that ask you to send money back, requests for free samples in bulk, and fake payment screenshots. Keep every conversation and payment inside the marketplace.

Payment apps can expose your real name and allow chargebacks after you have delivered the content. A marketplace sits between you and the buyer, so neither side sees the other’s financial details.

Payout schedules depend on the platform and the payout method you choose. Check the payout section of your seller dashboard for current minimums, fees and processing times before you make your first sale.