Kinkie

What Kinkie is

Kinkie is a UK marketplace where individual sellers list worn underwear, hosiery, used accessories, photo sets, video clips and custom "experiences" for buyers. It does not take a cut of sales. Instead sellers pay for a membership, and the FAQ says "we do not take a commission out of your transactions!" Buyers pay sellers directly, and Kinkie also pays members a fixed bonus for referring new buyers and sellers. It describes itself as founded in 2014 ("Kinkie (Est. 2014)"), and the terms say "The website is provided by ATW Group Ltd, Hamlet Court, Westcliff-On-Sea, SS0 7EU, United Kingdom." Sellers of any gender are welcome. The site is in English and prices in pounds, and while the seller sign-up page promises sales "from buyers within the UK", the FAQ says "Buyers and sellers from anywhere in the world can use our website."

How earning works

Selling starts with a membership. The FAQ says a new seller "will need to sign up to one of our of seller membership packages", naming "our Monthly, 3 Months, 6 Months and Yearly VIP Membership Package", and that memberships are subscriptions that renew until canceled. The terms set billing cycles "on a 30-day basis", with payments handled through Segpay. Registration asks for an alias, an email that stays private, a gender (female, male, transgender or other), an age band, and confirmation that the seller is 18 or over.

Sellers then list items in the site's category tree: dirty underwear (baby dolls and chemises, corsets, bras, lingerie sets, knickers, thongs, men's, transgender and cross dressing underwear), used hosiery such as socks and stockings, accessories, and naughty extras. The FAQ adds "custom videos and much more", and listings on the site include photo sets, video clips, experiences and a 15-minute video-call camshow. A blog post on fetish items to sell names used panties, used sex toys and latex clothing, and says sellers can charge extra for videos and customization on items such as worn socks.

The sale itself happens between seller and buyer. A buyer browses and enquires for free, without registering. The seller gets an email and can reply straight from it, the reply reaches the buyer's inbox, and enquiries are also kept under "My Listing Enquiries". The FAQ is explicit: "All sales are completed off line between the seller and buyer directly." For payment it suggests "Gift voucher (e.g. Amazon), Cash App, bank transfer or even bitcoin", and it warns against PayPal, citing reports of chargebacks from malicious buyers and restricted accounts. Its rule for sellers is not to send anything "until the buyer has paid the agreed price in full and you can verify receipt of the payment." Items go straight to the buyer, packed discreetly, and the FAQ suggests removing batteries from toys before posting.

Discovery runs through a browse page. Buyers filter sellers by age band and "Verified Only" and sort by Newest, Last Updated, Lucky Dip, Suggested or Promoted Sellers, and each profile shows the sign-up date, review count, average star rating and, where it applies, "This Seller is ID Verified". The site also shows promoted sellers and promoted listings in their own sections. The FAQ says sellers advertise "directly to thousands of buyers who check our website daily", and that "over a thousand new items" are added every week. Those are the site's own figures. It also tells sellers to "frequently advertise your items on Kinkie and your social media pages like Twitter" and to reply promptly, and its blog warns new sellers not to expect overnight success.

The referral program is the second income line. Members get a unique link to share "via social media, contacts and your wider network". In October 2026 the affiliate page says "Everytime a qualifying Buyer or Seller signs up you receive £5 (Buyer) or £5 (Seller) into your account balance": the buyer's first KinkCoin purchase or the seller's first membership purchase triggers it, and either must happen "within 3 months of signing up using your affiliate link", or no commission is paid. There is "no limit to how many people you can refer", referrals are tracked in a table, and referring an account you own gets payouts revoked.

Money and rules

The model is a flat membership with no commission: the buyer pays the seller directly and Kinkie keeps nothing from the sale. As read in October 2026, the home page headline is "Start Selling from £5 per month!", while a blog post on selling a sex tape describes a basic plan at "£8 per month" and VIP plans for three months, six months or a year, the yearly one at £50, adding that the basic plan allows one picture per listing and VIP allows three. The terms say Kinkie may change subscription fees with reasonable notice. Seller memberships are not usually refunded, and canceling deletes the account, its reviews and its listings.

Referral pay is credited as KinkCoins. "Once you've reached the withdrawal threshold", the page says, they can be cashed out by "bank transfer via SEPA or ACH, or even an Amazon Gift Card", or onto a prepaid debit card from Kinkie's payment provider, and "for larger affiliates we can arrange direct transfers." KinkCoins can also pay for memberships, promote an account or listing, tip members or buy Instant Content. The threshold amount is not given.

Rules: users must be 18 or over, and Kinkie "may require you to verify your age or identity at any time, directly or through a verification partner". The terms say content "must be true images of YOU" and describe identity checks and "regular spot checks". A seller showing anyone else must keep written consent and verify their age and identity. Promoting prostitution or trafficking is banned. Messages may be removed after 3 months and listings after 6, and seller images go if premium lapses for 3 months or more. Illegal content is removed within 24 hours of a valid report, other complaints are resolved within 5 days, and appeals are allowed.

Who it suits and who it does not

Kinkie suits a seller who expects regular sales and wants to keep every pound of them for a flat membership. It is open to male, transgender and cross-dressing sellers by design, carries fetish categories and custom content, and lets a seller stay faceless: the FAQ says sellers "are allowed to show as little or as much as they like". A member with a following can add the fixed referral bonuses with no cap.

The trade-offs come from the off-site model. Kinkie does not process the sale, so the seller handles payment, chasing and any dispute alone, and the FAQ's caution on PayPal shows the risk. The membership is a cost whether or not anything sells, the plan prices differ between the sign-up page and the blog, and the sign-up page itself directs sellers outside the UK to a separate site.