MyFet

What MyFet is

MyFet is an adult, subscription-based platform where creators, which it spells "Kreators", sell fetish photos, videos and audio to fans it calls "Kinksters". It pays individual creators working in fetish niches through subscriptions, a pay-per-view store and paid chat. It is run by MyFet (Ardent Corporation Ltd) from Leigh-On-Sea, England, the site is in English, and prices are in pounds. Joining is free: the FAQ says "Signing up to MyFet is completely FREE and totally SECURE", and the about page promises "No nasty fees, membership costs, or unexpected payments." The about page says the site was designed "by veterans of the adult industry and UK fetish scene". Pay is a revenue share: the FAQ says the creator keeps most of what they make, with a commission added on top of the creator's price and paid by the fan, though its terms and blog word the share differently (see below). Payouts go by bank transfer on a weekly cycle once earnings pass a stated minimum.

How earning works

The FAQ describes MyFet as a matching service: "You tell us your Fetishes and we will match you with Kinksters from around the world that are searching for the type of content that you create." Fans build a profile around the fetishes they want, and the homepage carries a fetish filter so they can search for specific kinks. A creator who tags content well and keeps their fetish list current shows up in more searches, and the FAQ's own examples of categories are "Feet, Foot Fetish, Bondage, Satin."

A creator has several walls to sell from. The free wall is described as "a Kreators advert to entice Kinksters to subscribe", for teasers of paid content, and it can be switched off. The paid wall is the subscription product. The PPV store sells single items, "video, photo sets or even audio", to subscribers and non-subscribers alike, which the FAQ says suits fans who "prefer to remain anonymous so prefer to quietly browse PPV stores and purchase content without having to subscribe to someone." The FAQ defines a Kreator's output as content "posted on their subscription page, free wall, in their PPV store or even specially commissioned custom content", so customs are on the menu too. The FAQ for fans calls the same shop the "MyFet Clip Store", and purchases stay in a fan's Purchase Folder indefinitely.

Paid chat is a separate earning line. A creator sets a price for non-subscribers to message them, and the FAQ suggests a small per-message charge, or zero while a profile is being built. It adds that paid chat "works well for those Kinksters who prefer to buy PPV or request custom content." Creators control their own prices, with one floor that the FAQ gave in October 2026: "Subscriptions, promotions and PPVs are set at a minimum of £3." Couples can run a joint profile by arrangement with support, though each creator is otherwise allowed one account.

Discovery has a threshold. The FAQ says an account becomes searchable "once a minimum of 30 private media posts have been published", and that until then a creator can still share the profile URL. Creators who keep their profile updated also appear on the homepage "via a randomised selection each time it is refreshed", so that exposure is chance, not a placement anyone can buy. Promotion between creators is allowed within limits: shout-outs and mass DMs are capped at "three per day as a whole", to keep fans from feeling spammed. The FAQ points to social media for outside promotion, calling Twitter "currently the most popular and adult-friendly option", and says those accounts can be anonymous.

The blog adds MyFet's own advice. Its guide to becoming a fetish model recommends separate Instagram, Twitter and TikTok accounts for the fetish persona, regular posting and teasers to convert followers, and says "marketing yourself correctly will enable you to charge your fans more." The same guide talks about live shows paid per minute plus tips on platforms that support them, but the FAQ lists no live-streaming tool on MyFet, so live work is general advice here, not a feature.

Uploads have stated limits: 4GB per video, MP4 recommended, a 1500x500 cover picture and a 120x120 profile picture. There is no app, but the site is mobile optimized and can be pinned to a phone home screen. Support is by email, and the FAQ says creators normally get a reply "within 3-5 working days."

Money and rules

MyFet pays a revenue share and states the split three ways. As read in October 2026, the FAQ says "A Kreator will receive 90% of whatever they make on MyFet" and that "All prices Kreators set on MyFet will be subject to 10% being added on which a Kinkster will pay to wards the commission." The terms say both that "A 10% management fee is deducted from any sums made on the Website before payment is passed to the Kreator" and that "A small 10% will be added to all prices set by a Kreator to be paid by a Kinkster". A 2023 blog post says "our creators receive 80% of what they make weekly." A creator should confirm which deduction applies before setting prices.

Payouts run on a weekly cycle by bank transfer, above a minimum, and the pay calendar is in the FAQ. The pay period runs "from Sunday 08.00am to Sunday 07.59am GMT", and "All earnings within this time period will be paid 12 days later", with a table showing the period from the 1st to the 8th paid on the 20th. The FAQ says both that payments are processed on a Monday and that the example pay day is a Friday. In October 2026 the FAQ states the threshold clearly: "Any earnings over £100 after fees within a pay period will automatically be paid to you on the next pay date", and smaller sums roll over. A "Hold Payment" box lets a creator keep earnings in the account. Payment is by bank transfer: MyFet needs "either the IBAN, Swift or routing number, as well as the account number", "International payments are free", and they may take "up to 5 days to arrive". The FAQ also asks for a W9 form to be uploaded.

Verification is through Yoti, which "instantly verifies your age using an anti-spoofing liveness test that will be matched with your government-issued ID document." Accepted ID is a driving license, passport or government-issued ID card, and an application can be rejected for out-of-date or unclear ID, a missing date of birth, being under 18, nudity in the profile picture or header, or a profile that mentions other fan sites or payment methods. For co-performers, "Due to Mastercard compliance, ALL content where a third party features needs to be tagged correctly": another MyFet creator is tagged by username, and anyone else needs a release form plus government ID, or the documents uploaded each time. MyFet "checks all media before authorising its publication."

Taking fans off the site is "strictly prohibited". Creators are self-employed and responsible for their own taxes. Fan purchases are final except where a creator did not complete a sale, an account is removed mid-subscription, or a PPV item's title does not match its content. Fan charges appear as "Ardent" on statements. Inactive accounts are deleted after 12 months.

Who it suits and who it does not

MyFet suits a fetish creator with a defined niche who wants fans arriving through fetish search rather than general browsing, and who likes having a subscription wall, a PPV store for anonymous buyers and paid chat in one place. A creator outside the UK gets free international bank transfers, and one who wants to stay private can promote through anonymous social accounts.

The caveats are timing and clarity. The FAQ puts pay day 12 days after a pay period closes and only once the balance passes the payout minimum, so it is not a fast-cash option for a new creator. Search stays closed until 30 private posts are up, and homepage placement is random. And the creator's share is stated differently in the FAQ, the terms and the blog, which a creator pricing work will want settled first.