FetRequest

What FetRequest is

FetRequest is a request board for custom adult photos and videos. Buyers, called requestors, post a brief with a budget range, and verified content creators answer with offers. It pays creators for custom orders only. It does not sell a pre-made catalog. The homepage headline is "Buy & Sell Custom Porn Videos And Pictures". The operator is FetRequest Ltd, company number 17101640, with a London, England address in the footer, and the FAQ says payments are requested and sent in GBP.

Joining as a creator means a free account plus ID verification. One notice runs through the pages: "Join our subreddit community for weekly updates regarding our go-live date." So the site presents itself as not yet fully launched, even though the homepage already shows an open request board.

How earning works here

Earning here is per order. A creator is paid a share of each prepaid custom request she delivers, the buyer's money is held by the payment processor until the upload, and the board supplies the buyers.

The about page's mission statement says anyone and everyone should be able to earn from custom content, with "no fanbase, social following or network required." The FAQ makes the same point against fan platforms: there is no need to build a community around a fetish, and no need to create social content to push platform links, because requestors are already on the site.

The creator steps on the how-it-works page run as follows. Register a free account. Complete ID verification, which every creator must do before taking part in requests, and wait for the verification partner to confirm, which "usually takes around 24 hours". Open Browse Requests and read the board. Choose requests the creator is comfortable with and contact the requester directly to agree a budget. Use the Submit Offer form, then wait for the requester to prepay the agreed amount. Fulfill the order and upload it to the secure data transfer dashboard, where the content is only visible to the requester it is sent to. Payment is then released, and the creator can leave a review on the requester.

The FAQ adds detail on how an order is priced. Every requestor must give a budget range when posting, and the range may be flexible, so creators are encouraged to contact the requestor before submitting an offer and to negotiate the budget there. Free-account requestors cannot message a creator first, which the FAQ says keeps creators from being pestered by unverified accounts: the creator opens the conversation. The homepage shows what the board looks like: open requests carry a budget in US dollars, either one amount or a range, are tagged by category (Feet, JOI and Blowjob among them) and can be filtered by gender and ethnicity. Some requests are marked Featured. These are what buyers ask for, not what the site pays.

Buyers pay up front. The FAQ says a payment is held in reserve with the payment processing partner until the chosen creator completes and uploads the work, and only then are funds released. It names that partner as CCBill, which holds funds between prepayment and delivery and then distributes them to the relevant parties. In the FAQ's words the creator is paid "technically both" before and after, meaning the money is committed before work starts and released on delivery. The FAQ gives the reason: the prepayment stops a requestor from charging back and protects the requestor from creators who do not deliver.

Delivery has a deadline. The requestor FAQ says creators are allowed up to 7 days to fulfill a request, and that a creator who misses that limit triggers a full refund to the requestor and could face account suspension. When uploading, the creator confirms that the content matches the request. If the delivered content does not match the request at all, the FAQ says the site will work with the creator to put it right, and a creator who ignores that advice may be suspended depending on how severe the poor delivery is.

On the buyer side, a free account can post one request at a time. A Tier 1 upgrade allows messaging creators before posting a request. A creator who regrets an accepted offer can cancel, but the FAQ says this results in a full refund to the requestor, who can then leave a review on the creator's account, and it urges creators to be committed before offering.

Each request on the board shows a time remaining and a Report request link, and requests can be marked Featured. Reviews run both ways: the creator can review the requester after payment is released, and the requestor can review the creator after a completed order, which the FAQ says feeds the creator's rank on the site. A creator harassed for free content can file a report with evidence from the Report page, and the FAQ says nothing can be uploaded to a request without prepayment. The FAQ also answers how to sell custom content without an OnlyFans account, saying the site "already has hundreds of requestors actively looking" for custom content. That is the site's own claim, and the site publishes no figure for how many orders a new creator can expect.

The about page lists the values it says shape the platform: Open to All ("No fans? No problem."), Consent is Core, Creator-First Safety, Power in Your Hands and Real Connections, Real Kinks. Its statement of what it is building is a place where custom requests are the norm and creators operate on their own terms.

Money and rules

Every order is split 3 ways, between the creator, the payment processing partner and the platform, and the split is the same for every request. In October 2026 the FAQ's fee breakdown reads: "80% - Content creator. 15% - Payment Processing Partner(s). 5% - FetRequest Platform Fee." All payments are subject to the processing partner's exchange rates, and creators bear the cost of FX fees once funds land in their account.

Payouts go to a YourSafe Personal account. The FAQ says that once a request is fulfilled and the content uploaded, the held payment is released and deposited into that account within 7 days. From there it lists transfer options of ACH, Swift/Wire, check and an optional YourSafe Debit Card; one step of the creator walkthrough also gives PayPal and debit card as examples of a chosen payment method. The site does not publish a payout threshold or a list of accepted countries.

ID verification is the central rule. The FAQ says verification at registration confirms creators are over 18 and prevents fraud, and that it is run by a certified verification partner, so neither FetRequest nor anyone there sees the creator's identity. Stage names are encouraged. The about page lists encrypted file transfers and identity checks as part of its "Creator-First Safety" stance, and says consent is core: "Respecting boundaries is non-negotiable."

Content rules: all fetishes and niches are allowed subject to legality, and the FAQ names poop, rape and incest as banned, with the full list in the terms. Illegal content means immediate termination and cooperation with law enforcement. Creators are independent contractors, responsible for their own taxes; the FAQ notes that a UK creator needs to charge VAT. The footer links an Acceptable Use Policy, a Buyer & Seller Contract, a USC 2257 page and a DMCA page.

Who it suits and who it does not

FetRequest suits a creator with no audience who still wants fetish work, since the site's pitch is that buyers arrive on the platform instead of following a creator. It also suits someone who prefers to choose each job: the about page says creators set their own prices, control their own limits and respond only to what works for them, and the FAQ says a creator can decline. Prepayment held until delivery reduces the risk of unpaid customs, and the payout route through ACH, wire or check works for a creator who does not want to rely on a single wallet.

The caveats are real. The site shows a go-live notice, so a creator joins a marketplace that describes itself as pre-launch. Every order is bespoke, so there is no catalog that earns while the creator is away, a 7-day delivery limit applies to every job, and a canceled offer means a refund and a review on the creator's account. Payments run in GBP, so a creator paid in another currency carries the FX cost, and the processing share and the platform fee come out of every order.