Secret Panties
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What the business is
Secret Panties is a marketplace and subscription platform where sellers offer used panties, lingerie, photos, videos, sexting and video calls. It pays sellers through 2 channels at once: a subscription channel that fans pay for, and a product shop where each item has its own price. Registration is free, and the site says it hosts a community of over 60,000 members. It publishes in Spanish and English, and its own description is "the easiest and most exciting way to sell erotic content".
The short version: the platform suits sellers of worn items who also want a fan-subscription layer, it costs nothing to join, sellers are paid a revenue share on every sale, and an optional paid Premium tier lifts the free tier's posting limits.
How earning works here
The site's own introduction says "Secret Panties is a platform where you can sell and buy used panties, photos, videos, sexting, make video calls, lingerie and all kinds of products anonymously", and lists videos, photo packs and dick rate among the products. It adds that it offers "secure payments within the platform". The Spanish FAQ says the same and notes that sellers can now also sell digital content and even make video calls.
Sellers have 2 sections, which the site describes as a subscription channel and a product sales section.
The subscription channel. A seller uploads as much digital content as she or he wants, and only people who pay the subscription can see it. The seller chooses the monthly price, and the only job is to win subscribers. The English page puts it directly: "Your revenue will depend on the number of subscribers, so the more, the merrier." The home page invites sellers to find their most devoted followers and be rewarded monthly.
The product shop. A seller puts a price on each item. The site separates 3 kinds of product and says how each is fulfilled:
- A physical product, such as used lingerie. The seller agrees the shipping with the buyer who purchased it.
- A digital product, such as videos or photos. The seller does nothing: once bought, the content becomes visible to the buyer.
- A sexting session. The seller and buyer agree the date and time of the session.
The site advises sellers to upload items that differ quite a lot from each other, so they can see which sell best. Its FAQ stresses image quality: good lighting, a neutral background, and elegant, well-composed pictures to stand out. Sellers can also take part in video calls, and the erotic photos and videos page lists categories such as lingerie photos, foot photos and custom content that sellers can sell at the price they set. That page says buyers can find sellers of photos and videos and that sellers publish and sell content as products.
Buyers find sellers by browsing the platform. The site says free-tier profiles are not placed in the first positions and carry no highlighted badge, so visibility partly depends on the tier a seller is on. A seller who brings an existing audience can send fans to the subscription channel, which suits an established creator with followers, while a new seller depends on the marketplace itself.
The fetish-video article positions the site as a platform "which specializes in adult content and selling fetishes". It advises sellers to build a profile that shows no real data, to avoid using a real name anywhere on the seller profile, and says reports are available if a problem arises with a buyer. A separate safety guide advises sellers to keep every transaction on the platform and to use its secure payment features, to be careful about identity checks on buyers, to protect their privacy, to watch for scams such as offers of excessive payments, and to report suspicious activity to the site.
Money and rules
The split. Sellers are paid a revenue share on every income source (subscriptions, product sales and tips), and the platform's commission is taken before the money reaches the seller's wallet. As read in October 2026, the Spanish FAQ answers its own commission question plainly: "¡Estamos al 80/20!" The seller keeps 80% and the platform keeps the rest, which the FAQ says covers maintenance, servers, staff and third-party fees from payment processors and banks. The platform also sets a minimum price for individual products and for subscription channels.
How money moves. Buyers pay inside the platform through Verotel (worldwide) or PayU (Colombia) by credit or debit card. Earnings from sales, tips and subscriptions collect in a wallet on the platform, and the balance shown there is the full amount the seller receives, since the commission is already deducted. Payout is by bank transfer, requested by the seller once the minimum is reached. In October 2026 the FAQ sets that minimum at 50 euros for a free seller and 25 euros for a Premium seller. The seller has to complete her personal and bank details so the transfer goes to an account in her name.
Free and Premium. A free seller can publish content, receive subscriptions, take tips and sell products, with these limits:
- Profiles are not featured in top positions and have no highlighted badge.
- A maximum of 5 photos per post and 2 posts per day.
- Videos are limited to 100MB, and posts cannot be scheduled.
- The higher of the 2 withdrawal minimums has to accumulate in sales before a bank withdrawal.
Premium is a recurring subscription sold in 3 plans, monthly, quarterly and six-month. As of October 2026 the FAQ lists them from 4.99 euros a month for the monthly plan to 16.99 euros a month for the six-month plan, plus VAT depending on the country of residence. It adds homepage and search placement, unlimited posts, the highlighted badge and videos up to 2GB, and the FAQ claims that 80% of sales go to Premium sellers. The buyer FAQ adds that a seller has to be Premium for a buyer to keep in contact with her through the site's chat. Plans renew automatically, can be canceled at any time, and already-paid periods are not refunded. The FAQ says the charge appears on a bank statement as Ankapa SL.
Verification and location. To become a seller, a registered user sends a photo of the front and back of her identity document and a photo of herself holding it. The FAQ says this is encrypted, seen only by the person who validates the profile, and that validation takes under 72 hours, usually no more than 2. Sellers can join from any country and ship anywhere. The footer names Ankapa Network SL in Barcelona as the company.
Image rules. The FAQ says the site is not a platform for pornographic images and bans uncovered nipples, sexual acts, genitals or anuses, any image of minors, and images with fluids, menstruation or feces; anything the team finds too explicit is not approved. The chat rules ban selling illegal services, harassment, spam, secondary accounts, and promoting products below the platform's minimum price.
Who it suits and who it does not
Secret Panties suits a seller who wants more than one income line from the same account: subscriptions for regular content, shop items for worn products and one-off sales, and sessions for sexting and video calls. A person who already has followers can use the subscription channel. A seller who prefers selling individual items can ignore it. Because registration is free and takes under 5 minutes by the site's account, it is low-risk to test.
The platform also suits sellers who value anonymity, since its guidance centers on a profile without real data and on keeping deals inside the platform.
The limits are practical. Every sale carries the platform's commission. The free tier caps posting at 2 posts a day and 5 photos per post, and a seller who wants frequent uploads or scheduled posts will meet the ceiling. A new seller without followers starts without top placement, since free profiles are not featured. The withdrawal minimum means casual sellers wait before they can withdraw, and payouts go only by bank transfer, so a seller without a bank account in her own name cannot be paid. The ID check with a document photo is also a step some anonymous sellers will weigh, even though the site says the images stay encrypted and private.