Instafeet shut down in November 2022 and its domain now redirects to FeetFinder. Here is where sellers go instead, compared on what each platform actually publishes about its own fees and its own buyer base.
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Instafeet is gone. The site went dark in November 2022, and instafeet.com now redirects to FeetFinder. Neither company ever published an official statement, but the effect is settled: there is no independent Instafeet to sign up for anymore, and its traffic was absorbed by FeetFinder. If you are searching for Instafeet to start selling feet pics, you need a different platform, not that one. The good news is that the market it served is bigger and safer than it was in 2022, and you have real choices.
We compete for these sellers, so read this knowing our bias. That is also why this page names fees and dates instead of pointing you at one affiliate link. Below is what happened to Instafeet, the alternatives that are actually live in 2026, and an honest table of what each one costs.
Instafeet stopped working in early November 2022, and shortly after, instafeet.com began redirecting to FeetFinder. No official announcement of a closure, sale, or merger was ever made by either company, so the exact arrangement is not public. What is clear is the outcome: the standalone Instafeet platform no longer operates, and anyone who types the address lands on FeetFinder instead. Older reviews that still describe how to "join Instafeet" are describing a service you can no longer join.
That matters for one practical reason. If a guide is still walking you through Instafeet signup in 2026, it has not been checked since 2022, and you should not trust its fee numbers or its safety advice either. Start from a platform that is actually running today.
These are the platforms that are live, verify their users, and pay out reliably. The right one depends on whether you want a dedicated feet marketplace or a full creator platform, and on whether you can bring your own buyers.
| Platform | Fee to sell | Subscription | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| HerFans | 20% flat | None | Building a real fan base, not just selling photo sets |
| FeetFinder | 10% Basic, 0% Premium (2026 terms) | $4.99 or $14.99 a month | The most built-in buyer traffic in the feet niche |
| FunWithFeet | None, per its own sell page | $14.99 per 6 months | Cheapest to sit on during a quiet month |
| Feetify | 20% free tier, 0% on paid | $4.99 a month, or $49 a year in crypto | Steady sellers who already use crypto |
Fees are only half the story. Every one of these platforms is a shelf, not a salesperson, so the seller who promotes a profile from Reddit or X out-earns the seller who lists and waits, on any of them. Pick on fees and features once you have accepted that the buyers are your job. We break the whole field down in our best sites to sell feet pics guide.
There is no contest to run, and that is the answer people are looking for. Instafeet stopped operating in November 2022 and instafeet.com now redirects to FeetFinder. Neither company has published a statement explaining the arrangement, so the honest position is that Instafeet is gone and FeetFinder is where its traffic went. If you are comparing the two in 2026, you are comparing a live marketplace against a redirect.
What is worth comparing instead is what the surviving platforms actually publish about themselves, because in this niche most of them publish nothing. We read all three of these on 5 September 2026.
| What the platform publishes about itself | FeetFinder | FunWithFeet | HerFans |
|---|---|---|---|
| Members or users | 12,000,000+ verified users | 100,000+ sellers, 8,000+ buyers | Not published |
| Money moved | $125,000,000+ spent | $2.1M+ paid to sellers | Not published |
| Seller split, stated by the company | 90% Basic, 100% Premium by its 2026 terms | None stated anywhere | 80% |
| Monthly seller subscription | $4.99 or $14.99 | Membership fee to open a shop | None |
| Cost on a month you sell nothing | $4.99 or $14.99 | About $2.50 | $0 |
Two things jump out. FeetFinder states its seller split in public, in its Terms of Service and its FAQ, though the two do not match. FunWithFeet’s sell page says it takes no commission and sellers keep 100%, and the 15% figure repeated across review sites appears nowhere in its terms. And FunWithFeet’s own numbers, 100,000 sellers against 8,000 buyers, work out at 12.5 sellers competing for every buyer, which explains why its most common seller complaint is silence rather than theft. We go through both in detail in our FeetFinder reviews breakdown and our FunWithFeet review.
It comes down to one question: can you bring your own buyers?
If you cannot, you are shopping for traffic, and FeetFinder has more of it than anything else in the niche by a wide margin. The $125 million figure is the reason to pay its subscription, and you should treat that subscription as an advertising cost rather than a platform fee. Budget roughly $6 a month in sales on the Basic plan or $15 on Premium just to break even on it.
If you can bring buyers from Reddit, X or an existing following, then a marketplace is only renting you shelf space, and paying a monthly fee for shelf space you are stocking yourself makes no sense. That is the case for a platform with no subscription, where a quiet month costs nothing. We laid out every no-subscription option in selling feet pics without a subscription.
Instafeet was a real platform while it ran, not a scam, but that question is now moot because you cannot sign up for it. The risk today is different: outdated guides and copycat pages may still use the Instafeet name to funnel you somewhere. If a site claims to be Instafeet in 2026, be skeptical, because the original address simply redirects to FeetFinder. Verify any platform before you upload an ID: it should verify buyers as well as sellers, keep payments on-platform, and let you use a creator name instead of your legal name.
Dedicated feet marketplaces do one thing: sell photo sets to one-time buyers. That was Instafeet, and it is FeetFinder and Feetify today. It works, but it caps you, because every sale starts from zero and the buyer moves on. A full creator platform lets the same fan subscribe, tip, buy pay-per-view content and request customs, so one relationship earns for months instead of once.
On HerFans that runs on a flat 20% fee, with no seller subscription and nothing to pay up front, so you pay nothing on a slow month. You do the same promotion you would do anywhere, but you build an audience you own rather than renting a slot on a photo shelf. If you were an Instafeet seller, or you nearly became one, that is the upgrade the shutdown quietly handed you.
Instafeet shut down in 2022. HerFans is live, verifies users, and pays out, so you are not chasing a service that redirects somewhere else.
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