How to price feet pics
Price so new buyers say yes, then let demand tell you when to go up. Here are starting points for every way you can sell, and the signs that it is time to raise them.
Starting points
| What you sell | Suggested start | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single locked photo | $3 to $5 | Good for impulse unlocks from the feed |
| Photo set (8 to 12 photos) | $10 to $20 | Mix angles: soles, tops, toes, arches |
| Foot video (about 2 minutes) | $15 to $30 | Clips take longer, so price above sets |
| Custom set or clip | 1.5 to 2 times your normal price | Made for one buyer, so worth more |
| Bundle (all locked posts) | About half of buying each one | Shows once you have 2 locked posts |
These are our suggestions for new creators, not market averages. Your prices are yours to set, and you keep 100% of every one.
Signs it is time to raise prices
- Buyers unlock most of what you post within a day or two.
- You get more custom requests than you can make each week.
- The same buyers keep coming back and tipping.
Raise by a few dollars at a time and watch what happens over a week before raising again.
Get more from each buyer
- Post one free preview with every locked set, so followers see what they would get.
- Turn on your bundle once you have a few locked posts.
- Answer requests on the requests board with an offer the same day.
- Thank tippers in chat. Tips go straight to you, with no minimum.
Common questions
How much should I charge for feet pics?
Start low enough that new buyers take a chance on you, then raise prices as requests and repeat buyers come in. The table on this page gives starting points we suggest to new creators.
Should customs cost more?
Yes. A custom set is made for one buyer, takes planning and cannot be resold, so it is normal to charge noticeably more than a ready-made set.
What is a bundle?
One price that opens every locked post on your profile. It turns your back catalog into new sales and gives buyers a reason to spend more at once.
Do fees come out of my price?
No. You keep 100% of your price. The buyer pays a small processing fee on top at checkout.