TastySlips

What TastySlips is

TastySlips is an anonymous marketplace where sellers list worn panties, socks, lingerie and feet pictures, and buyers pay the platform rather than the seller. The site runs in German and English, and its own line is "TastySlips is your platform to sell used panties." A basic seller account costs nothing. The site takes a commission only when something sells, a larger share on physical items than on digital media, and its seller page says it has been active since 2018.

The pitch is aimed mostly at women, but the FAQ answers "Ja, natürlich" (yes, of course) when asked whether men can sell, and it says the platform is built for sellers outside Germany too. The home page claims "over 400,000 sellers" on the platform, which is the site's own figure.

How earning works here

The seller page gives a 4-step flow. First, register and open a shop. Second, the buyer picks an item and pays TastySlips. Third, the seller gets a shipping address from the site, wears the item and sends it to the buyer. Fourth, the money comes from TastySlips to the seller. The FAQ explains the middle step: the buyer transfers the money to the site, and the site passes it on anonymously, so the buyer never sees the seller's bank details. TastySlips also acts as the go-between for the shipping and return address, so a buyer sees neither the seller's real name nor her home address.

Sellers have a public profile with a shop page. The English home page shows seller cards with review counts, and marks verified sellers with a blue tick. Buyers browse the marketplace, and the site mentions buyer protection. A seller is found through the marketplace itself, by browsing and by the reviews on the profile.

Several kinds of sale sit on one account. The physical trade is worn panties, socks and lingerie, and the seller page's category list adds used tights, shoes and thongs. The German home page describes sellers who wear and personalize each piece to the buyer's wishes ("unsere Verkäuferinnen tragen und personalisieren jedes Stück nach deinen Wünschen"), so personalization is part of the offer. Feet pictures have their own page, which says no experience is needed, that the account stays free, and that lighting, clear descriptions, clean visuals and a consistent style help a seller present the content more professionally. The same page claims that close-ups, well-groomed details and themed sets tend to perform best, and that regular uploads usually raise buyer intent.

Digital content is a separate case. The terms (written in German) say that verified sellers can also sell digital media such as photos, videos and audio, take paid subscriptions to their profile and receive tips, through the chat, feed posts and product listings in the shop. Age-restricted content is only offered inside a closed user group of verified, logged-in adults, and until a buyer is verified it is blurred or pixelated. The terms set out a "Modul" structure: one part applies to every user, a second to private sellers acting as consumers, a third to commercial sellers, and a fourth, the adult and paid-media module, to the chat and digital media. They also state that TastySlips is not a party to the sales contract: "TastySlips ist nicht Vertragspartner" (TastySlips is not a contracting party), and it provides only a digital marketplace. Items come from third-party sellers who may be private or commercial, and the seller's status is shown on each offer. The sale of digital media is a contract between seller and buyer alone.

The seller page answers the income question with "An honest answer up front: there is no fixed number. How much you earn depends mostly on how much effort you put into your shop." It then makes a monthly side-income claim for its dedicated top sellers and adds that most start smaller and grow over time. That is the site's own claim about its top sellers, not a typical result. The seller always sets the price. As of October 2026 the same page's rough guide starts at around 25 € for a piece worn for one day and reaches 60 € and up with extras such as additional photos, short videos or a personal note, with longer wear and post-workout items in between.

Money and rules

Physical items: the model is a commission per sale with no listing fee, charged on the sale price and not on shipping. In October 2026 the seller page says "For the basic account you pay no monthly fee and no fixed costs. No sale means no fees. Only once you have sold something do we keep a commission of 30%." The terms add that the shipping flat rate is left out of the calculation, and that fee changes are announced in text form at least 30 days ahead. The buyer pays the postage for a tracked parcel, and the FAQ says the seller receives a shipping flat rate adjusted to her country along with the payment.

Accounts: the terms offer 2 seller accounts. The basic account allows a limited number of listed items at the same time, which the FAQ puts at up to 3 products; the premium account has more functions and a status mark that confirms the premium status and the verification the seller actually completed. Premium is sold monthly, for 6 months or for 12 months, paid in advance, and the longer terms renew automatically unless canceled at least 14 days before they end. The terms do not print the premium prices; they point to a separate overview page.

Digital media: the seller sets a net price and the platform takes a lower transaction fee than on physical goods. The terms read in October 2026 say "Die VerkäuferIn erhält 80 % dieses Nettopreises nach Maßgabe von §6b (3), TastySlips behält 20 %" (the seller receives 80% of that net price, TastySlips keeps 20%). A separate service fee that the buyer pays under §6d goes entirely to TastySlips and does not reduce the seller's share. Buyer protection under §10 does not apply to digital media purchases. For digital media, subscriptions and tips TastySlips handles the VAT charged to the buyer, while the terms leave sellers responsible for taxing their own income and say TastySlips withholds no tax for them.

Fees for buyers: the FAQ says there are no membership fees or hidden costs for customers beyond the price of the products plus shipping, and that TastySlips does not appear on a buyer's bank statement.

Payouts: under the terms, buyers pay TastySlips only, through regulated payment providers, and once the payment arrives the seller has a claim to the sale price minus the commission. TastySlips may hold back a payout while there are grounds to think a seller broke the sale contract or the terms, for example when a buyer reports an item as not received, and may offset chargebacks, refunds and payment-provider fees against payouts. Where there are documented signs of a raised chargeback or refund risk, the terms also allow a capped, time-limited security retention from future payouts. The payout itself is a transfer to the seller's bank account, and the terms require the payout account to be in the seller's own name or company name. The FAQ's answers on timing do not agree with each other: one says the money is transferred once the seller has accepted the sale, or after the tracking number is entered for sellers outside Germany, and another says that for security reasons the payment is processed 21 days after the tracking number was submitted and the parcel sent.

Age and ID: the FAQ says "Allerdings musst du volljährig sein (z. B. 21 in den USA, 18 in Deutschland)" (you must be of legal age, for example 21 in the USA, 18 in Germany), and the terms set the minimum age for registering as a seller at 18. Selling digital media and using the chat require a KYC check of the seller's identity and age through an external verification provider the site appoints. The terms say every person shown must be 18 or older and have consented to the recording and its commercial use, and content involving anyone under 18 or non-consensual content leads to an immediate permanent ban on the first offense. The FAQ separately tells sellers not to upload erotic 18+ images as profile or product pictures, on pain of losing the account. The terms also forbid holding more than one account, and require commercial sellers to show a full legal notice on their profile.

Countries: the FAQ says buyers can order from all countries ("Wir arbeiten weltweit") and the feet-pics page says sellers can sell from outside Germany. No country list or block list is given.

Privacy and shipping: sellers do not have to show their face or reveal their real name, address or bank details, per the seller page, which also says that selling used panties is allowed in Germany and many other countries for people of legal age. After a confirmed sale the site emails a sender address to use, so the home address stays off the parcel. The FAQ says items must be sealed airtight and sent with a tracking number, that sellers have up to 72 hours to start processing an order, and that on private-sale tax rules it can give no specific guidance.

Who it suits and who it does not

TastySlips suits a seller who wants anonymity built in: the platform handles the shipping address and the money, and the seller does not show her face. It suits someone with no audience, because the marketplace and its reviews do the discovery, and someone who wants to offer custom wear and feet pictures from the same shop. Sellers outside Germany are told they can join.

The main caveat is the cut: the commission on physical items is the highest fee here, on top of whatever the seller spends on a premium plan. A second is the wait and the hold rights: the detailed terms are in German, one FAQ answer puts payment processing 21 days after the tracking number, and payouts can be withheld or offset in a dispute. A third is that the top-seller income line is a marketing claim, and the same page says there is no fixed number.