panty.com

What panty.com is

panty.com is a marketplace where women list their own worn panties and other worn underwear, with their own photos, descriptions and prices, and buyers write to the seller they like. The site's tagline is "The marketplace for worn panties, sold directly". It shows the listings and the profiles and runs the chat; it describes itself as "not the seller and not a party to the sale". Adults aged 18 or older can join, and joining is free for buyers and for sellers. The site states that listing is free and that it takes no cut of a sale. Reading and answering buyer messages needs a paid Premium plan.

How earning works

The site describes selling in three steps. First, list: one good photo in daylight, a price you set and the number of days worn. Second, chat: buyers write to you and you decide who gets the item and how. Third, ship: the page says "Plain envelope. Seal it, no name on the back. The buyer pays you directly."

The longer version reads like this. A seller signs up free and picks a nickname, and her real name never shows. She photographs the panties, the fabric and the cut, and enters how long she will wear them and her price. Buyers write to her. With Premium she can read and reply, and she agrees price, payment and shipping with the buyer. After posting the item she marks the listing as sold to that buyer, the buyer confirms it arrived, and then he has 30 days to review her. A seller can also make the first move by sending offers. A free account sends one offer a day, while Premium sends as many as the seller likes.

The About page says there is no checkout and no order button, and calls a sale five plain steps: browse, message, agree, mark it sold and confirm receipt, then review. Because the site is not a party to the sale, payment goes between the two people. The sell page says the price, the payment method and who pays for shipping are agreed in the chat, and that "panty.com never holds your money and takes no cut." It advises sellers to agree everything before shipping and to keep the conversation on panty.com so it is in writing.

Faceless selling is allowed. The FAQ answers "Do I have to show my face?" with "No. Only your nickname is public, and you choose every photo yourself." A seller can also set her profile to private. Separately, members with Premium see explicit photos the way they were uploaded.

The site publishes a price report with the asking prices on live listings. The report says plainly that these are asking prices, "not sales or income", so it works as a way to set a price rather than a forecast of earnings. In October 2026 the home page gives the median as $25 with a lower quarter at $20 and an upper quarter at $30, based on 279 listings from the last 12 months, and the sell page quotes the same spread from 401 listings. The report breaks the data out by currency: the USD row shows 279 listings from 129 sellers, the EUR row 1,035 listings from 374 sellers and the GBP row 56 listings from 19 sellers. Wearing longer does not raise the typical asking price, according to the report: the median for panties worn 7 days sits below the median for those worn 1 day. Of the listings that name an occasion, 48.1% were worn at work. The guides page adds that neither fabric nor cut moves the typical asking price much.

On visibility, the site states that sellers who added a picture heard from a buyer 13 times as often in their first two weeks as sellers without one. It also says half of all replies came within 63 minutes, a figure from the price report.

The seller directory is paged, and the site shows ratings and review counts on profiles, so reputation is the discovery mechanism. An Italian-language version of the site exists at it.panty.com, and the About page says the site runs in five languages.

Referral program

The partners page describes an affiliate program run through CCBill. A partner creates a CCBill affiliate account, gets an affiliate ID by email, takes tracking links and banners from that account and places them on her own site or channels. When someone she sent pays for Premium by card, CCBill credits the commission and pays her out. The site notes that most of its Premium revenue comes from sellers, so referring sellers pays best.

Money and rules

Sale proceeds. panty.com takes no cut of a sale, so the price the seller and buyer agree is hers, and payment and shipping are agreed directly with the buyer. The site does not publish a payout threshold, a schedule or a payout method, since it does not process the sale.

Premium. Premium is the paid tier, sold in three plans of 30, 180 and 365 days. As of October 2026 the sell page prices them from $19 for 30 days to $99.95 for 365 days. It is billed by CCBill when paid by card and can be canceled at any time. It stays active until the end of the period paid for. Without Premium a seller still sees that a buyer wrote and can send her own listings into the chat; Premium opens the messages themselves.

Affiliate terms. Commission is paid on Premium payments made by card by the sellers and buyers a partner refers. The partners page says the commission terms are set in the CCBill program and shown at sign-up, including whether renewals pay too, so the rate and renewal rule are not stated on panty.com itself. Chargebacks and refunds are deducted from the commission. Crypto payments are not processed by CCBill and earn no commission. Tracking works through CCBill's own cookie, and panty.com also remembers the affiliate ID for 255 days: if the visitor creates an account in that time, the account is the partner's, and for 180 days after sign-up its card payments pass the affiliate ID to CCBill. The partners page says CCBill pays affiliates directly every week, by the payout method chosen in the CCBill account, and that minimum amounts and payout fees are set by CCBill. The program's rules ban spam, promotion in channels open to anyone under 18, misleading promises, claims that Premium is free, bidding on the panty.com name in search ads and using sellers' photos or names without consent, and pay no commission on a partner's own accounts. The partners page also says "Sign-up opens soon."

Rules. Members must be 18 or older and confirm an email address, and the About page says photos and listings are moderated before they go public. The Italian content policy bans content involving bodily fluids such as urine, feces and blood, anyone under 18, hate speech, incest, bestiality, non-consent or coercion, intoxication and illegal activity, and bars selling body-derived products such as nail or hair clippings, sexual fluids, used condoms and used sex toys. It lists worn clothing, custom or ready-made photos and videos, sexting, voice calls and live camming as accepted. The site does not publish an accepted-country list or an ID check for sellers.

Who it suits and who it does not

panty.com suits a seller who wants to keep the whole sale price, stay faceless and agree each deal herself. The free listing makes it cheap to test the market, and the price report gives a newcomer a real range to start from. A seller with her own audience, or an affiliate with adult traffic, also has the CCBill affiliate route, where sellers are the better referral because they generate most Premium revenue, though the partners page still says sign-up opens soon.

The main caveat is Premium. Without it a seller cannot read or answer buyer messages, so any seller who expects sales will need the paid plan. The second is that nothing protects the transaction: the site is not a party to the sale, there is no checkout, and payment and shipping are between two strangers. The third is discovery. A new seller with no reviews and no picture is easy to miss, and the site's own statistics point to photos and fast replies as what gets answers.