Your link:

Grab your name.Own the link in your bio.

One page at pantytrust.com/yourname — your links, what you sell, and what we actually checked, written plainly. Anyone can copy a badge. Nobody can copy a page on our domain.

pantytrust.com/

Letters, numbers, dots, dashes and underscores. Nothing else.

What you type here stays in this browser. The name check runs on a short list built into this page. Nothing is sent anywhere, there is no account and no tracking. You can turn off your internet and it still works.

First, pick how it looks

Ten card designs, each in five colourways. Pick one, change it whenever you like. All ten are shown here.

And this is the page it makes

Example Made up, so you can see the shape

pantytrust.com/lena
Lena @lenaberlin

Sells worn items and photos · Berlin

What we checked

We checked 5 documents and accounts

14.09.2026

That is all it means. We did not check what she sells or who answers her messages.

  • We have seen her ID
  • The bank account is in her name
  • We have not seen her selling history

What she says

“I answer every message myself.”
Her words. We did not check this.

Her links

What she offers

  • Worn items
  • Feet pics
  • Custom videos

No prices here. You agree those with her, wherever you already buy.

Four things a plain link list will never do for you

One page, four jobs. It is not supposed to do more.

  • 01It sits on our domain, not yours. A buyer sees pantytrust.com in the address bar. Anyone can rebuild a picture of a badge and put it on their own profile. Nobody can put a page on our address.
  • 02It keeps what you told us apart from what we looked at. Two headings, two registers. "She says" is your word for it. "What we checked" is ours, and it names the things we did not check in the same list.
  • 03It holds all your links in one place. Your selling profile, your photo sets, your chat — one address you paste into your Instagram bio and never change again, even when you move platform.
  • 04It lists what you offer without a single price. You say you do worn items, feet pics and custom videos. What any of it costs, you agree with the buyer where you already sell. This is a shop window, not a shop.

Why there are no prices on your page, ever

The moment a page here shows a price, it is a listings site — with payment handling, card scheme rules and liability for every offer on it. That is a different business, and it already exists elsewhere. This page points at where you sell. It never sells anything itself.

Three levels of checking. All of them free.

They differ by the work and the time they take. Never by price — there is no price.

Level 1

Basic

Free · takes minutes

  • Your email is yours
  • Your phone number is yours
  • Your profile was reachable

Level 2

Verified

Free · takes a few days

  • We have seen your ID
  • Your selfie shows the same person
  • The bank account is in your name
  • Everything from Basic as well

Level 3

Trusted

Free · takes six months

  • We have seen your selling history
  • We have seen your reviews
  • Six months with no complaint
  • Everything from Verified as well

You cannot get this one faster by paying. The only thing that gets you here is time that has already passed.

What no level ever puts on your page: stars, a score, how much you have sold, "member since X years", "scam-free", or a price. None of that is checked, and some of it cannot be checked. A seal anyone can buy measures willingness to pay, not trustworthiness — so nothing here costs money, and the page never says you are trustworthy. It says what was checked, and when.

We did the arithmetic on selling worn underwear and feet pics

Every figure below carries a label saying how good the evidence behind it is.

Postage:

Posting a parcel of worn underwear costs $6.93, whatever it weighs under a pound.

Four ounces or fifteen — same price. So a kitchen scale saves you nothing at all, because under a pound there is no weight step to hit.

USPS Notice 123, Commercial rates via Click-N-Ship, effective 12.07.2026. At the post office counter the same parcel is $7.90. Checked

Camming pay:

The middle person selling on a camming site earned $11.45 in a week.

Researchers counted every tip paid to all 123,674 performers on Chaturbate over two weeks. Not a survey — everybody. More than two thirds never reached the $50 the site needs before it pays out.

Full census, 123,674 performers, 956,662 sessions · Jokubauskaitė & Peeters, New Media & Society 28(6), 2026. Checked

Face search:

A face search found 93 of 94 people from one photo in under five minutes.

Journalists ran it against German MPs using deliberately stamp-sized screenshots. The tool's delete function did not work — it confirmed the deletion and did nothing.

netzpolitik.org, 10.07.2020 · PimEyes, a database of roughly 2.1 billion faces. Checked

Losing your account:

63 % of adult creators have lost a bank account or a payment app.

PayPal is the single most common place it happens, at 51 %. And 64 % had no other source of income when it did. That is the argument for one address of your own that no platform can switch off.

Free Speech Coalition, 600+ respondents. Checked

Feet pics:

The biggest feet-pic site gets 800,000 visits a month. The camming site gets 175 times more.

So the thing between you and a sale is not how many photos you can take. It is that almost nobody is walking past your shop.

SimilarWeb, measured · FeetFinder ~800,000 visits/month, Chaturbate ~142 million. Checked

Platform rules:

On 6 of every 10 kinks, the platform rules say nothing at all about whether you can sell it.

We read the written rules of OnlyFans, FeetFinder, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, X, PayPal and Visa/Mastercard against 195 kinks and fetishes. 1,185 of the 1,950 answers are “not addressed” — the rules never mention the practice, so the platform decides case by case and you carry the risk. That is not the same as allowed. Only 53 answers are an outright ban, and Reddit names none of the 195. Advice sites write “allowed” everywhere, because bans do not bring signups.

See all 195: List of Kinks — what each platform actually bans, with the wording

Sales per seller:

A seller on PantyDeal can expect between half a sale and four sales a year.

That is what the market hands each seller on its own, without you doing anything. The hard part is not making more items. It is getting one buyer to come back.

Our own calculation, and a rough one. We used 454,000 visits a month as a stand-in for buyers, because nobody counts buyers. Two of the three numbers going in are uncertain. Treat this as a range, never as a single number. Our maths

Five questions every seller asks. Answered with numbers.

Everything you can sell is answered on all of them — each one a row in a table, never a page of its own.

Hub 1 What pays best What pays most for my time? Hub 2 Who can find you Who can recognise me? Hub 3 Getting paid Where does the money get stuck? Hub 4 Sending it What arrives, and what gets stopped? Hub 5 Regular buyers How do I turn one buyer into ten sales?
Long read:

How to sell feet pics, and what three journalists actually earned trying it

£0, $0 and £40. That is not a warning, it is the measured result — and it is the honest place to start, because nobody has ever counted a whole population of feet-pic sellers.

Read the whole thing: How to Sell Feet Pics — What You'll Actually Earn