Both of these exist to sell feet pictures. That is where the similarity ends, and the difference matters more than any fee table.
FeetFinder is larger and older, with buyers who arrive already intending to spend. Feetify is smaller, cleaner to look at, and takes a different cut. If you are choosing one to start on, the deciding factor is not the percentage.
Fees, plainly
| FeetFinder | Feetify | |
|---|---|---|
| Seller commission | ~15–20% | ~20% |
| Buyer base | Large, established | Smaller, newer |
| Payout speed | Weekly | Weekly to fortnightly |
| Customs requests | Common | Occasional |
| Discovery inside the site | Yes, search-driven | Weak |
On paper FeetFinder is cheaper. In practice it is also where the sales are, and 15% of forty sales beats 20% of six.
Where each one actually wins
FeetFinder wins on volume and customs. Buyers browse and message. Customs are annoying and they are also the highest-margin work on either platform.
Feetify wins on presentation. Less clutter suits a strong visual style and a small following. It is a second platform, not a first one.
The thing nobody mentions
Both let buyers request custom work and both let you decline. Saying yes to everything in month one is the fastest route to resenting it. Cap customs at two a week until you know your turnaround.
Payout reality
Weekly sounds fine until the first payout is held for ID verification. Do the verification on day one, before you list. Both hold funds until it clears, and both will do it at the worst possible moment.