I Started Selling Feet Pics Online, Here's What Actually Happened

I was scrolling one afternoon when I saw a girl say she paid off her house selling feet pics on a foot photo marketplace, and it caught my attention. I thought it was weird at first. But then it clicked.

I'd always been randomly complimented on my feet — friends, strangers, even comments online. And that's when I thought:

“Wait… could this actually be a thing?”

So I looked into it. It's basically a marketplace where people buy foot photos directly. No posting everywhere, no building a brand, no awkward conversations. I honestly didn't expect much. I just tried it.

Here's what surprised me: men don't want influencers. They don't want subscriptions. They don't want conversations. They want specific photos, privately — and they'll pay $20 to $200 per photo for it.

So I stopped overthinking it and posted a few.

Nothing crazy. Simple foot photos, different angles and lighting, sometimes custom requests. That's really it.

A few things worth knowing if you're on the fence:

You make an account. You upload photos. You set your prices. When someone buys, you get paid. The platform handles payments, buyer verification, and everything on the back end. It's simple and surprisingly normal.

Photos sell for $20 to $200 each. Even posting casually — a few sales a day, a few hundred dollars here and there. Some months are better than others, but it added up fast.

I'm not saying this is for everyone. But for me, it meant less stress, more time at home with my husband, and making money from my phone. This is what lets me go on spontaneous trips and make good money taking simple pics.

I almost didn't share this, but I didn't want to gatekeep. If you're curious, that's literally all I did. I signed up on a foot photo marketplace, made an account, and posted a few photos.

Just putting you on.