New Fetish Site FeetFinder.com Debuts

SEATTLE — New fetish site FeetFinder.com has announced its recent launch, described by a rep as “the perfect place for feet enthusiasts and models of all genders to come together.”

“In college, Patrick N saw that coeds were getting DMs from guys wanting to buy photos of their feet and willing to pay up to $500,” said a rep. “Many girls were cashing in, but there wasn’t a site to buy and sell feet photos on the market.”

After receiving feedback from the community via social media, Feet Finder was born and launched in late 2020.

“During the pandemic, many people are looking to make money but don’t want to go with a platform like OnlyFans,” owner Patrick N explained. “Whether you’re a new model or an established one, all you have to do is open an account, show your feet in photos or videos, and promote on your social media.”

Patrick added the site doesn’t feature nudity or explicit sex.

"So it’s not a crazy jump for anyone to join," he said. "There’s a huge demand for feet content — sellers can definitely cash in, and the customers get what they’re looking for in a one-stop-shop site.”

Those looking to join FeetFinder can earn 80% payouts; to learn more, visit the site's FAQ page.

"Models with large social media followings," noted the rep, can inquire about how to be featured on the site by emailing hello@feetfinder.com or messaging FeetFinder via Twitter.

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