Transparency: This review is published on our own site, FeetFinder. FootLove is a separate, competing platform; we reviewed it from its public listing and supplied account screens, and we note where FeetFinder differs. Details can change, so always confirm current terms on each platform.
FootLove, also commonly searched as “Foot Love,” is a dedicated website and mobile app where adults can create profiles, upload foot pictures and videos, receive private requests, and communicate with potential buyers.
Our Foot Love review found that it is a functioning marketplace with seller profiles, subscriptions, a virtual coin system, account verification, content controls, and published cancellation terms.
However, the free account is more limited than the sign-up messaging might initially suggest.
The biggest limitation is that creating a free profile does not provide unrestricted access to buyers. The buyer page shown during our review states that users must subscribe before they can connect with buyers.
The supplied plan comparison also indicates that sellers receive 85% of the coin value only with the Pro plan, compared with 70% at the standard rate.
For creators who prefer an app-first marketplace and are comfortable using virtual coins, FootLove may be worth testing.
For sellers who want a higher revenue share, weekly bank payouts, broader marketplace discovery and more established seller infrastructure, FeetFinder is our stronger FootLove alternative.
Quick verdict: FootLove appears to be a legitimate feet-content marketplace, but its subscription-gated buyer access, virtual-currency model, cash-out threshold and recurring billing make it important to study the terms before paying. FeetFinder offers sellers an 85% Basic or 90% Premium share and publishes weekly bank-payout information, making it a better fit for many serious creators.

FootLove is available through its website and an Android application. According to the Google Play listing captured on August 4, 2026, the app is published by The Feets Company and includes in-app purchases.
The listing displayed the following details:
| Google Play detail | Information displayed |
|---|---|
| App name | FootLove |
| Developer | The Feets Company |
| Downloads | 10L+ — equivalent to more than 1 million |
| User rating | 4.1 out of 5 |
| Published review count | 90 reviews |
| Google Play content rating | Rated for 12+ |
| Category | Communication |
| In-app purchases | Yes |
| Last updated | November 14, 2025 |
| Payment wording | In-app coins and PayPal |
The Foot Love app description presents FootLove as an all-in-one platform where people can buy and sell feet pictures or videos using in-app coins. It also mentions PayPal as part of the payment or payout experience.
It is important not to confuse the Google Play "Rated for 12+" content classification with FootLove's account eligibility requirements. FootLove's own platform terms require users to be at least 18 years old.
Anyone joining as a buyer or seller should follow the platform's 18+ requirement rather than treating the app-store rating as permission for minors to register.
If you are new to this and unsure about the rules, our overview of whether selling foot pictures is legal is a useful starting point.
The displayed 10L+ download figure indicates that FootLove has achieved substantial app distribution.
However, downloads alone do not reveal how many users are currently active, how many are paying buyers or how easily an individual seller can make a sale.

FootLove appears to be a legitimate operating platform rather than an anonymous website with no visible company or policy information.
Its website identifies the business as Badhenke AB in Härryda, Sweden. FootLove also publishes Terms of Service, a Privacy Policy, a Content Provider Agreement, a complaints process and a cancellation policy.
Its Google Play presence provides an additional operating signal. The captured listing showed:
The developer as The Feets Company.
More than one million displayed downloads.
A 4.1-star rating.
90 published reviews.
In-app purchases.
A most recent displayed update date of November 14, 2025.
These details support the conclusion that Foot Love is a functioning platform with an established app presence. They do not prove that all listed accounts are active buyers, that every seller receives requests or that purchasing a subscription will generate income.
Legitimate marketplaces can still have inactive users, limited buyer demand, technical problems, recurring charges or features that may not suit every creator.

The basic FootLove seller journey is relatively straightforward.
A new user can open a free account and create a seller profile. The profile-completion dashboard encourages sellers to add:
A profile picture.
A banner image.
At least one free media item.
At least one paid media item.
The profile can include a username, age, gender, country, biography and interest categories.
Whatever platform you sell on, a sharp username and bio help you stand out — our guides to choosing a username and writing a strong seller bio apply broadly.
FootLove’s Terms of Service state that users must complete age verification through a third-party service before accessing platform features. The seller must be at least 18.
Before uploading, sellers are shown a consent screen explaining how their images, videos, and public profile information may be used.
This is an important step, not merely a routine pop-up. Sellers should read it before agreeing.
Before uploading, sellers are shown a consent screen explaining how their images, videos, and public profile information may be used.
This is an important step, not merely a routine pop-up. Sellers should read it before agreeing.Creators can add public preview content and paid media. FootLove's public website says sellers can organize photos and videos, create sets, choose visibility, and set their own prices. Presentation matters here — a few feet-pic posing ideas can make previews far more appealing.
The dashboard lists private requests as a monetization option. Buyers may request personalized content, with the transaction kept within the platform.
Sales and requests generate FootLove coins. These can later be exchanged for money after the withdrawal requirement is met.
FootLove provides a free account, followed by Basic and Pro subscription options.
The following prices were displayed inside the supplied FootLove account on August 4, 2026.
| Billing period | Total price | Effective monthly price | Displayed saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | £3.99 | £3.99 | None |
| Six months | £15.99 | £2.67 | 33% |
| Yearly | £19.99 | £1.67 | 58% |
The Basic plan includes:
Selling paid pictures and videos.
Receiving private requests.
Unlocking two buyers to contact.

| Billing period | Total price | Effective monthly price | Displayed saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | £6.99 | £6.99 | None |
| Six months | £25.99 | £4.33 | 38% |
| Yearly | £34.99 | £2.92 | 58% |
The Pro plan adds:
85% of the coin value instead of 70%.
Higher profile priority in the feed.
Two additional buyers to contact each month.

FootLove states below the pricing cards that payments are recurring and can be canceled.
Prices may differ by region, currency, device, payment provider or future platform changes. Sellers should confirm the final amount shown during checkout.
The words “free account” can create the impression that a seller can sign up and immediately begin contacting potential customers. The supplied buyer-page screenshot shows that this is not the complete experience.

The page displays a buyer profile but states:
“To connect with buyers, you must be subscribed.”
A locked-contact button and a “Subscribe to unlock buyers” call to action appear beneath the buyer card.
This means the free account is primarily useful for:
Exploring the interface.
Creating a profile.
Completing the onboarding steps.
Uploading initial content.
Viewing parts of the marketplace.
It does not provide the same buyer-contact access as a paid plan.
The Basic plan advertises access to two buyers, while the Pro plan advertises two additional buyer contacts each month. Creators should consider whether this contact structure gives them enough opportunities before purchasing a longer subscription.
FootLove uses virtual coins rather than displaying every transaction directly in pounds or dollars.
The supplied earning-information screen says creators can earn coins through:
Paid content
Private requests
The same screen states that sellers can exchange their balance after reaching 500 coins, which it describes as approximately $40, depending on the user’s country.
Based on that approximation:
500 coins ≈ $40.
100 coins ≈ $8.
One coin ≈ $0.08.
This is only a simplified calculation from the amount shown in the account. FootLove's Terms state that coin values and exchange rates may change.
Because a coin system hides the real per-item price, it is worth deciding your rates deliberately — our breakdown of the average price for feet pics and our tips for pricing your feet pics can help you translate coins back into real value.
The supplied dashboard and Google Play description refer to seller payouts through PayPal.
However, FootLove’s current public website also refers to bank-transfer payouts or payout methods available inside the account.
This may reflect:
Different payment options for the app and website
Country-specific payout availability
A recent payout-system update
Different payment methods for different account types
Sellers should verify the payout method visible in their own region before buying a plan or accumulating coins.
FootLove does not guarantee that a particular number of uploads, messages, or buyer contacts will produce a sale.
The Pro pricing page says Pro members receive 85% of the coin value instead of 70%.

That suggests the effective split is approximately:
| FootLove account level | Seller receives | Difference retained within platform economics |
|---|---|---|
| Standard coin rate | 70% | 30% |
| Pro coin rate | 85% | 15% |
FootLove describes this as the percentage of “coin value,” so it should not automatically be treated as identical to a traditional sales commission.
Payment-processing charges, taxes, currency conversion or other account-level conditions may also apply.
This is one of the most important differences between FootLove and FeetFinder.
This is one of the most important differences between FootLove and FeetFinder. FeetFinder's seller agreement states that Basic sellers receive 85% and Premium sellers receive 90% of qualifying buyer payments, and you can see real ranges in our guide to how much people make on FeetFinder.
Its current seller pricing is:
| FeetFinder plan | Monthly | Yearly | Lifetime | Seller share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $4.99 | $14.99 | $40 | 85% |
| Premium | $14.99 | $49.99 | $80 | 90% |
A seller making the equivalent of $1,000 in eligible sales would retain approximately:
$700 at a 70% rate
$850 at an 85% rate
$900 at FeetFinder’s 90% Premium rate

This illustration excludes subscription charges, processing adjustments, taxes, refunds, and currency conversion.
FootLove’s content-consent screen explains that uploaded content and public profile information may be displayed:
On the main FootLove website
To other users and potential buyers
On public landing pages
In marketing areas used to promote the platform
The notice says creators retain ownership of their content and can remove their content from the platform. It also states that all uploads remain subject to moderation policies.
Foot Love’s Terms provide additional detail. Creators grant the platform a worldwide, non-exclusive and royalty-free license to use and distribute content for operating and promoting Foot Love.
The terms specifically mention public profile information such as the creator’s profile picture, display name, age and country. Creators may request removal from promotional placements by contacting support.
This type of promotional license is not unusual for creator marketplaces, but sellers should understand it before uploading identifiable content.
Creators concerned about privacy should consider steps like selling feet pics anonymously, and in particular:
Creators concerned about privacy should:
Use a creator name instead of a personal name
Avoid showing their face
Remove identifiable backgrounds
Hide documents, reflections, tattoos or location details
Add watermarks where appropriate
Review public previews from a logged-out browser
Contact support before uploading if the license terms are unclear
FootLove is an adults-only feet-content marketplace, but that does not mean every type of adult material is permitted.
Its Content Provider Agreement expressly prohibits:
Nudity
Sexually explicit content
NSFW content
Content involving anyone under 18
Prostitution or escort-service promotion
Copyrighted material without authorization
Harmful, deceptive or illegal content
The agreement also requires creators to maintain identity, age and written-consent records for everyone depicted in uploaded content. It says these records should be retained for at least seven years and provided if requested.
Therefore, FootLove is better understood as a non-explicit feet-content marketplace, not an unrestricted adult-content platform.
Creators should not assume that content permitted elsewhere will automatically be accepted on FootLove.
FootLove has several visible safety and compliance measures:
Minimum age of 18
Third-party age verification
Public-profile privacy controls
Platform-based coins and payments
Automated and manual content moderation
Content-removal and appeal processes
Published privacy, complaints, and cancellation policies
However, no online marketplace can eliminate every risk. Sellers may still encounter:
People seeking free content
Requests to move conversations off-platform
Impersonation
Stolen or reposted media
Charge or payout disputes
Inactive buyer accounts
Requests that violate platform rules
Never send paid content before payment is confirmed. Keep conversations and transactions on the platform, and do not share banking credentials, identification documents, or one-time security codes with another user.
These habits are the core of learning to sell feet pics without getting scammed on any platform, and it helps to know how to avoid and report scammers if something feels off.
Yes. FootLove provides three cancellation routes:
Cancel through the account subscription settings.
Email a cancellation request to FootLove support.
Contact CCBill Consumer Support when CCBill processes the payment.
The cancellation policy states that subscriptions automatically renew. Users must cancel before their next billing date to prevent another charge. Access continues until the existing billing period ends.
Its published policy says:
Subscription fees are non-refundable once charged.
No partial refund is provided for unused subscription time.
Canceling does not trigger a refund for the current period.
Exceptional refund requests may be considered individually.
Email cancellation requests are reportedly processed within 24–48 business hours. Last-minute cancellation on the billing date may not prevent the next renewal.
For that reason, do not wait until the renewal day to cancel.
The dashboard includes an invitation system through which users can earn coins for referring friends.
The supplied account displayed the following milestones:
| Successful invitation milestone | Coin reward |
|---|---|
| First friend | 25 coins |
| Second friend | 30 coins |
| Third friend | 40 coins |
| Fourth friend | 50 coins |
| Fifth friend | 60 coins |
| Sixth friend | 80 coins |
| Seventh friend | 100 coins |
| Maximum shown | 385 coins |
Because the cash-out threshold shown in the dashboard is 500 coins, the maximum displayed referral total would not by itself reach the withdrawal threshold.
Users should also confirm what qualifies as a successful referral. Creating an account may not necessarily be sufficient if additional verification, activity or payment conditions apply.
Dedicated marketplace for feet pictures and videos
Website and mobile-app availability
Free account for exploring the interface
Public and paid content options
Private content requests
Creator-controlled pricing
Built-in virtual-currency transactions
Age-verification requirements
Published cancellation and content policies
Lower subscription prices when paid annually
Pro sellers receive 85% of the displayed coin value
A subscription is required to contact buyers
Basic access appears limited to two buyer contacts
Pro advertises only two additional buyer contacts per month
Standard coin value is shown as 70%
Sellers must reach 500 coins before withdrawing
Payment information differs between PayPal messaging and bank-transfer messaging
Subscriptions renew automatically
Subscription payments are generally non-refundable
Uploaded content may be used on public and promotional pages
NSFW and sexually explicit content is prohibited
We could not independently verify payout speed or buyer conversion
Both platforms focus on feet content, but the seller experience and economics are not identical.

| Feature | FootLove | FeetFinder |
|---|---|---|
| Marketplace focus | Feet photos and videos | Feet photos, videos, subscriptions and custom offers |
| Free seller exploration | Yes | Buyers can browse free; sellers choose a paid plan |
| Seller membership | Basic from £3.99 monthly; Pro from £6.99 monthly | Basic from $4.99 monthly; Premium from $14.99 monthly |
| Seller share | 70% standard coin value; 85% Pro | 85% Basic; 90% Premium |
| Transaction model | Virtual coins | Buyer payments processed through the platform |
| Withdrawal threshold | 500 coins shown in dashboard | Current website advertises weekly bank payouts |
| Buyer contact | Subscription required; limited unlocks displayed | Verified buyers can discover, message and purchase from sellers |
| Profile visibility | Pro receives higher feed priority | Marketplace filters and seller discovery tools |
| Verification | Terms state third-party age verification | Mandatory identity and age verification for sellers |
| Content protection | Moderation and visibility controls | Auto-blurred previews and watermarking advertised |
| Cancellation | Recurring; generally non-refundable after charging | Depends on selected seller plan and renewal settings |
| Best suited to | Creators wanting an app-style coin marketplace | Sellers prioritizing payout share, discovery and long-term selling tools |
FootLove’s lower entry price may appeal to creators who want to test a simple marketplace. However, a cheaper subscription does not automatically create better overall value.
For a serious seller, the more important questions are:
How much of each sale do I retain?
How easily can buyers discover me?
How many buyers can I contact?
How quickly can I withdraw?
Are payments shown in real currency or virtual coins?
What tools protect my previews and content?
FeetFinder currently publishes an 85% Basic and 90% Premium seller share, weekly bank payouts, verified seller onboarding, buyer discovery filters, blurred previews and watermarking.
That is why we consider FeetFinder the best FootLove alternative for most sellers who want to build a more serious feet-content business.
FootLove is a real feet-content marketplace with an active app presence, seller profiles, paid content, private requests, verification, subscriptions and a documented cancellation process.
The surprising part is not that FootLove charges sellers. Many specialist marketplaces do. The bigger issue is how its features are divided.
A free user can create and prepare a profile, but buyer contact is subscription-gated. Basic access unlocks a limited number of buyers, while Pro adds higher visibility, more buyer contacts and an 85% coin value. Sellers must also work within a virtual-currency system and reach the displayed cash-out threshold.
FootLove can be a reasonable secondary platform or a low-cost option for testing an app-based marketplace. It is not automatically the strongest option for maximizing revenue or buyer access.
For sellers who prioritize higher take-home earnings, verified marketplace discovery, weekly bank payouts, and dedicated seller tools, FeetFinder is the more complete FootLove alternative.
Our recommendation: Explore FootLove’s free account before purchasing, read the content license and cancellation rules, and compare the expected seller share against FeetFinder before committing to a six-month or annual subscription.
Prefer a higher share and weekly payouts?
FeetFinder gives sellers an 85% Basic or 90% Premium share, verified buyer discovery, blurred previews and watermarking, and weekly bank payouts.
Create your FeetFinder seller profile →
Is FootLove legitimate?
FootLove appears to be a legitimate operating marketplace. It publishes company information, user terms, a Privacy Policy, content rules and a cancellation process.
Its captured Google Play listing showed more than one million downloads, a 4.1-star rating based on 90 reviews and a November 14, 2025 update date. These are positive operating signals, but they do not guarantee that every seller will find buyers or earn money.
Is FootLove free for sellers?
You can create a free account and set up a profile. However, the supplied buyer page states that sellers must subscribe to connect with buyers. Paid content, private requests and buyer-contact features are tied to the Basic or Pro experience.
How much does FootLove cost?
The reviewed account displayed Basic pricing of £3.99 monthly, £15.99 for six months or £19.99 yearly. Pro was £6.99 monthly, £25.99 for six months or £34.99 yearly. Regional prices may differ.
How much does FootLove pay sellers?
FootLove’s plan page says Pro sellers receive 85% of coin value instead of 70%. Sellers should confirm whether payment-processing charges, currency conversion or regional conditions affect the final withdrawal amount.
What is the FootLove minimum withdrawal?
The supplied dashboard showed a minimum withdrawal balance of 500 coins, described as approximately $40 depending on the user’s country. Coin values are subject to change under FootLove’s terms.
Does FootLove pay through PayPal?
The supplied account and Google Play description refer to PayPal. FootLove’s current website also mentions bank-transfer payout availability. The available method may depend on the platform version, country or account, so check the payout page shown after verification.
Can FootLove use my pictures for advertising?
FootLove’s Terms say uploaded content and public profile information may be displayed in promotional areas such as landing pages and seller showcases. Creators retain ownership and may request removal from promotional placements by contacting support.
Is the FootLove app suitable for users under 18?
No. Although Google Play displayed a “Rated for 12+” content classification, this is an app-store content rating rather than FootLove’s account-age requirement. FootLove’s own terms require platform users to be at least 18. The stricter platform eligibility rule should be followed.
What is the best FootLove alternative?
FeetFinder is our recommended FootLove alternative for serious sellers because it publishes an 85% Basic and 90% Premium seller share, weekly bank payouts, identity verification, marketplace discovery features, blurred previews and watermarking.
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Zireva Knox reviews creator platforms for FeetFinder, focusing on the details that matter most to sellers, including payout reliability, platform fees, chargeback protection, and content ownership. She carefully evaluates each platform beyond its marketing claims, helping creators understand the real experience before they invest their time, money, or content. Her reviews are practical, transparent, and based on thorough research.