All Things Fet

What All Things Fet is

All Things Fet is a fetish and kink marketplace and social network where sellers list worn items and fetish content for buyers, and where any member can also earn from a referral program. It is aimed at sellers, buyers and referrers in the fetish niche, from foot fetish to BDSM, body worship and role play, and the site is published in English, Spanish, Dutch, German, Portuguese, Italian and French. The FAQ says it is "totally free to join", that the full seller tools come with a paid Premium Seller membership, and that the site charges no commission on sales.

The terms say the website is provided by ATW Group Ltd, with an address in Essex, United Kingdom. The homepage describes the place as a safe, private and trusted fetish platform "built specifically for the fetish and kink community" and says it is more than a dating site, calling itself a full adult social network with groups, events and conversations alongside the shop. It also claims a growing international user base, which is the site's own marketing line and not a figure it backs with a number.

How earning works here

The main route is selling to buyers directly. A seller signs up for the Premium Seller package, lists items, and talks to buyers through messages. The FAQ describes the buyer's side as simple: message the seller to see if the item is still available, then agree on a payment and delivery method that suits both. Once a sale is agreed, the FAQ says, the seller keeps all of the profits.

Sellers get a public profile and a listing space. The member directory lets buyers narrow sellers by body size, shoe size (a range running from US 4 up to US 16 and over, with UK and EU equivalents), height and hair color, and it has a filter for sellers who accept KinkCoins. Sorting options include top ranked for the week or the month, newest, last updated, a lucky dip and a suggested order, and a promoted sellers strip sits at the top of the list. There is also a Diamond seller tier and a section marked for Premium buyers only. These are the discovery tools a new seller relies on to be seen.

The Premium Seller package, per the FAQ, lets a seller list as many items as they want, and the text also names browsing all buyers and adding polls, posts and images to the activity feed. Reposting an item needs the seller to have been Premium for 7 days first. KinkCoins can be spent on promoting an account or listings, so visibility can be bought inside the platform as well as earned through ranking.

Badges give the profile its social proof. The directory lists awards for becoming a Premium Seller, selling Instant Content, completing an order, completing 10 or more orders, writing a blog, becoming ID verified, receiving a review, reaching review milestones from 10 up to 200, staying a member for 3 months up to 2 years, and landing in the top-percentile ranks. Referring a member and upgrading to Diamond also earn badges. The Instant Content badge, and the affiliate page's mention of KinkCoins spent on Instant Content, show that sellers can sell ready-made digital content as well as physical items. The FAQ ties seller ranking to staying active, completing orders (especially in KinkCoins) and referring others.

The fetish-content side is the whole point of the place. The homepage says its network connects buyers with verified creators across categories from foot fetish to BDSM, body worship and role play, and it says its Premium Membership gives full access to all its sites.

The referral program

The affiliate program is open to members and works on a unique link that is shown once signed in. The page says to share it on social media, with contacts and across a wider network. Each time a qualifying buyer or seller signs up, the referrer receives a flat commission into their account balance, the same amount for a buyer as for a seller. There is no limit to how many people can be referred, and a tracking table shows each referred member and their status.

What counts as qualifying is stated: the commission is made on the first purchase of KinkCoins for a buyer, or on the membership for a seller, and the purchase must happen within 3 months of signing up through the link. Payouts arrive as KinkCoins direct into the referrer's account. Referring an account you own yourself leads to affiliate payouts being revoked.

The site also takes partnership inquiries from businesses for affiliate partnerships, sponsorships, integrations and other collaboration. It lists access to its community of buyers and sellers, customized partnership programs, and marketing and co-promotion support among the benefits. The inquiry form asks for the company's website, industry, audience size, a proposal, previous partnerships and a timeline. The footer also lists a Content Creator Program.

Money and rules

Sales. The model is a membership fee and no cut of sales. The FAQ answers the commission question with one word, "None!", and adds that "Once you have agreed on a sale, you keep all of your profits!" The cost to the seller is therefore the Premium Seller package. In October 2026 the FAQ lists it at $19.99, renewing every 30 days, or a one-time $69.99 for 6 months. The terms say subscriptions renew until canceled through the account page or support, that fees can change at the end of a billing cycle with reasonable prior notice, and that all sales are final: subscriptions and KinkCoin purchases are not refunded except for duplicate payments or where the law requires it. The FAQ says the subscription fee is processed by a third-party payment provider based in the Netherlands, so a seller's bank has to allow an international payment. The FAQ advises KinkCoins, the site's own payment method, which it says lets a seller be paid without giving the buyer personal information, and says buyers can use many other payment options if both sides agree.

Referral money. The referral model is a fixed amount per qualifying signup, paid in KinkCoins, with no stated cap. As of October 2026 the affiliate page sets it at $5 per qualifying buyer and $5 per qualifying seller. The affiliate page says KinkCoins can be cashed out once a withdrawal threshold is reached, and does not state the figure. Listed cash-out options are a bank transfer via SEPA or ACH, an Amazon Gift Card, or a prepaid debit card requested from the payment provider. KinkCoins can instead be spent on memberships, promoting an account or listings, tips and gifts to members, and buying Instant Content, or withdrawn through another payout partner. "For larger affiliates we can arrange direct transfers."

Eligibility and verification. The terms require members to be at least 18 and say the site may ask for age or identity verification at any time, directly or through a verification partner, restricting the account until it is complete. Content "must be true images of YOU", the site carries out identity verification and spot checks of members' age and identity, and a content provider must keep on record the consent of everyone depicted and verify that all of them are adults. A verified status can be removed, in which case the member verifies again.

Content and conduct. Terms say content is checked on submission and monitored periodically, and content that breaks the terms is removed without notice. A report about image rights or illegal material is verified, with illegal or unauthorized content removed within 24 hours and all other complaints resolved within 5 days. Suspected accounts and listings of the person breaching the terms are deleted. The site may remove inactive accounts, messages after 3 months and listings after 6 months (reposting resets the clock), and seller images are removed if Premium is not bought for 3 months or more. Usernames cannot copy another person or a protected trademark. The site links a 2257 Statement and a Report Content page. If the terms change materially, the site says it will try to give at least 30 days notice.

Privacy. "We never share your information," says the FAQ, and members choose how much to tell a buyer or seller. Deleting the account from profile settings permanently deletes the account and its data and images.

Who it suits and who it does not

A seller of worn items or fetish content who already has an audience and would rather keep every sale than give up a percentage will find the model clear. A creator with a following can also point it at the referral link, where the payout is a modest fixed amount and depends on the referred person making a first purchase within 3 months. The ranking, badge and promotion tools give a newer seller a way to be found, though only inside the site.

It is a weaker fit for a referrer who wants cash quickly: referral earnings arrive as KinkCoins and can be cashed out only above a withdrawal threshold. Cash-out runs only through the routes the affiliate page names: SEPA or ACH bank transfer, an Amazon Gift Card, a prepaid debit card or another payout partner. Sellers outside fetish and kink niches will find an audience built around that one interest. Finally, payment between buyer and seller can happen off-site if both agree, so the seller carries the risk of any arrangement made outside KinkCoins.