What Premium Sellers Pay

Selling on Pantydeal runs on a flat monthly subscription rather than a percentage of your earnings. The standard Premium Seller plan is roughly $15 a month, with a three-month bundle at about $40 if you'd rather pay quarterly. Whether you sell one item or a hundred in a given month, the subscription stays the same — you keep what you make, and there's no surprise cut at the end of the month.

How Sellers Price Their Listings

Most listings are priced around wear duration. A common starting point is around $25 for a single day of wear, with an extra $5 for each additional day, though sellers set their own numbers based on the item, the request, and how busy their shop is. Sellers can also bundle items, offer photo or video add-ons, and charge extra for specific requests — pricing flexibility is left in your hands.

What Pantydeal Does and Doesn't Take

The monthly subscription is the headline cost. Beyond that, you'll see a small payment-processing fee on each transaction — that goes to the payment provider, not to us — and there's no platform commission on sales themselves. Compared with content sites that take 20% or marketplaces that layer percentage fees on top of subscriptions, the structure here is designed to keep your effective rate lower the more you sell.

Optional Visibility Boosts

Sellers who want extra reach can pay for short-term promotional placements — featured slots on the home grid, pinned positions in category searches, or a boost in front of buyers in a specific region. These are entirely optional and priced per slot rather than as a recurring add-on, so you can dial them up around a new product drop and otherwise leave them off.

Is It Worth It?

For active sellers, the maths usually works out quickly: one or two average sales a month covers the subscription, and everything after that is profit. For occasional sellers, it's worth thinking about whether you'll list often enough to justify the monthly fee — the quarterly plan can soften that, and some members move between buyer and seller status across the year. Either way, the cost is transparent up front, so you can decide before you list.