Affiliate disclosure
You are entitled to know which links pay us, and how much, before you click.
Last updated 8 November 2026
If you open an account on a platform through a link on this site, that platform may pay us a commission. It comes out of their cut. It never costs you anything, and it never lowers what you earn.
Which links earn
| Platform | What we earn |
|---|---|
| FeetFinder | 25% of a new seller's membership fee for six months, plus 5% of their sales |
| ManyVids | 5% of a referred creator's revenue, for the life of the account |
| Fansly | 5% of a referred creator's earnings for 12 months, then 1.5% |
| OnlyFans | 5% of a referred creator's earnings for 12 months |
| SextPanther | A flat referral fee per approved sign-up |
| NiteFlirt | A referral fee per new customer or Flirt |
| LoyalFans | A referral fee per approved sign-up |
| DreamLover | Nothing yet — listed on merit |
Percentages and fees are set by the platforms and change without notice. The figures above were correct on the date at the top of this page.
How you can tell
On the directory, any card that pays us says so in a line above the button, in the same size as the rest of the metadata. The button itself is marked with rel="sponsored" in the code, which is the machine-readable version of the same statement. The footer repeats it on every page.
Does it change the rankings?
No. The list is ordered by how forgiving a platform is to a beginner with no audience, which is the only thing a new seller cares about. Two of the highest-paying programmes sit near the bottom because they are harder to start on, and one platform that pays us nothing sits in the middle because it is genuinely good. If a platform turns bad, the review says so whether or not there is a commission attached.
Tips
The Cash App tip button in the footer is a direct transfer, not an affiliate link. Nothing is tracked and we receive no data beyond the amount and the display name on the transfer.
Display ads
There are no ads yet. When there are, they will be labelled and served by a third-party network with its own tracking. Ad placements will never be sold on condition of a favourable review.
Other income
A paid course is planned. Where a lesson recommends a platform we earn from, the same disclosure applies. No platform has paid for a place in the course, and none has editorial approval over it.
The rule we hold to
If we would not recommend a platform to a friend for free, it does not go on the site, however much it pays. Readers who feel a recommendation has been oversold should say so at hello@quietlypaid.com.
Regulatory note
This disclosure follows the US Federal Trade Commission's guidance on endorsements (16 CFR Part 255) and the UK CAP Code on affiliate marketing. It sits in the footer of every page so it is never more than one click away.