OnlyFans stars make huge profits each month by selling photos of their feet

OnlyFans has made famous and anonymous people alike earn money with sexy photos. Many of them have quickly changed their lives by simply selling clicks of their feet to Internet users within the adult content platform.

On buying and selling forums and in fetish groups, there are people who sell simple photos and even click packages of their own feet and make more than R$5,000 a month.

Consumers of this type of service tend to be young men, around 20 years old, who are foot fetishists, people who have a foot fetish.

“You didn’t need to show your face”

Former BBB Natália Casassola, 36, is an example of an OnlyFans muse who is making money with photos of her feet. After announcing her entry to the platform, she has been making money from what she found strange at first: foot clicks.

“There was a client who asked me to do a photo shoot of my feet. And the photos were just of my foot. There was no need to show the face or the body. They ask me to write my name on the sole”,

she said.

The former BBB preferred not to reveal how much she charges to perform the fetish, but guarantees that it was good money. She said she has already earned R$20,000 in just 20 days.

Anyone who wants to check out Nati’s profile needs to pay a monthly amount of 25 dollars, approximately R$125 at the quote, or a semi-annual amount of 90 dollars, worth R$514 when converted.

Dirty feet?

British tiktoker George Woodville, known for not wearing shoes, decided a year ago to join a paid adult content platform and fill his pockets with photos of his dirty feet.

Called the Barefoot Guy, he started making money on the erotic platform OnlyFans, where he sells photos of his dirty bare feet, showing a crust on the sole.

“It’s amazing to think that my feet can pay my bills,”

he said, in an interview with the Daily Mail.

George already has more than 535,000 followers on TikTok, and said he has monthly revenue of around R$30,000 with his feet.

“Perfect feet”

Jason Stromm, 35, opened up about his profits from his feet on OnlyFans and stated that he earns $4,000 a month (approximately R$20,000) selling sexy photos of his lower limbs.

During the pandemic, he opened an account on the adult content platform after seeing compliments about having “perfect feet”. Thus, the model earns enough money in subscription to provide him with a very comfortable lifestyle.

“My clients have a foot fetish and the reason they support me financially is because it’s not something they can find for free online. I understand their fetish one hundred percent because I also have a foot fetish,”

Jason told the Daily Mail.

“It’s the only thing I do for work at the moment and I can survive. It’s enough for me to not have to work nine to five and it’s an easy and fun job,”

completed.

Jason Stromm has a standard subscription to access the content at a cost of $7.99 per month (R$40,000).

“Easy money”

North American real estate agent Desiree Gato, 24, wanted to increase her income, however, she still didn’t know how. Until one day she decided to pose for more daring photos wearing only lingerie on OnlyFans and began to be successful.

Desiree told the Lad Bible website that she started receiving very high-value offers for the photos she shared of her feet and that she currently earns 10 thousand dollars — approximately 50 thousand reais — per month.

“One day, a guy appeared in my ad and offered me 300 dollars – something around R$1,620, for 10 photos of my feet, without any private parts or my face showing. I just couldn’t say no to that. He became a regular customer and even referred me to other men who paid me the same, if not more, for similar photos,”

revealed.

She also said that after this offer she began to invest in different images of her feet to satisfy fetishists. “Some people like to see their nails done, others like to see the soles of their feet. Some buy me socks that they want to see me wearing on my feet. Some want their feet and my butt to appear in the same photo and these are obviously more expensive,” she confided.

Feet travel the world

Student Kaya Corbridge dropped out of college in Leeds, England, in 2017 to invest in selling photos of her feet on OnlyFans with the aim of ending her financial problems.

In more than five years on the platform, the young woman had a financial return of more than 800 thousand pounds (around R$5.1 million) and now travels the world having a luxurious life — and making special records from toe to fans.

Before becoming a star on OnlyFans, the former student worked at McDonald’s and was a part-time tour operator.

“I bought my first house last year and paid it off immediately,” said Kaya, to the Mirror tabloid. “But I will hardly be there, as I spend most of my time traveling around the world”,

completed.

“Tripled my income”

Doctor Sweet Arches, from Portland, United States, paid her college bills by selling photos of her feet.

After six months of investment to produce the clicks, she started to make a monthly profit of 6 thousand dollars (around R$30 thousand) from the fans she gained on OnlyFans.

“Some people like the soles of their feet, some like the toes, some like seeing them in different positions… I tripled my hospital income as a surgical assistant – which is US$2,000 (R$10,000) before taxes. It’s insane,”

she said to the Metro newspaper.

“People like to see me crush things like raspberries, grapes or cake with my toes. In fact, someone asked me to crush ants, but that’s a no-no for me. Anything that is alive, I will not do that!”

How does the fetish arise?

Footwork, a fantasy in which a person obtains pleasure through interaction with feet, is a more common fetish than you might imagine.

According to sexologist Vanessa Inhesta, most podiatrists are men. According to psychologist specialized in gender and sexuality Breno Rosostolato, the desire for feet begins during childhood, but still without sexual connotations.

“Freud’s theory says that the child begins to explore his or her body through the parent’s body. And this exploration starts from the bottom up, since the baby is still small and is what is in his field of vision. At some point, this child found a foot attractive and created a fixation that remains in her subconscious. The ‘memory’ comes to the surface in the person’s sexual awakening.”

*With information from UOL

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