Dick ratings are one of the easiest things to sell online: nothing to ship, nothing to buy, ten minutes of work. Where you offer them decides how much of the money you keep and whether buyers find you at all. We compare marketplaces, creator platforms and social networks from the seller's side.
Typical market figures. Every seller sets her own prices.
A dick rating is a paid, personal review: the buyer sends a photo, you tell him what you think, usually with a score out of 10 and comments on size, shape, grooming and overall look. Some want an honest verdict, some want praise, some ask for SPH. The service is the same on every platform. What changes is everything around it.
For a seller starting from zero, the first question matters most. A rating you can't sell because nobody sees your offer earns nothing, however low the fees are.
Structural differences you can check yourself. Terms change, so confirm the current rules on each site.
| Site | Type | Where buyers come from | What the platform takes | ID to sell |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. GetHuffi | Marketplace, direct deals | Buyers browsing seller profiles | No commission on sales | No |
| 2. AllThingsWorn | Marketplace | Large English-speaking community | Seller membership | Varies |
| 3. OnlyFans | Creator subscriptions | Your own subscribers | A share of earnings | Yes |
| 4. ManyVids | Creator video store | Your own fans and store visitors | A share of earnings | Yes |
| 5. X (Twitter) | Social network | Whoever finds your posts | Nothing | No |
| 6. Reddit | Public communities | Subreddit readers | Nothing | No |
The choice comes down to whether you already have an audience.
You list ratings on your profile and buyers who want one message you. On GetHuffi the deal is agreed in the on-site chat and paid to you directly, with no commission on the sale and no ID or face photo required.
Ratings are sold as a paid extra to people who already follow you. The platform handles payment and keeps a share. If your page is new, there is nobody to sell to yet.
The platform gets you seen. These decide whether a buyer comes back.
Text, detailed text, audio, video, SPH, praise. Put each format and its price on your profile so nobody has to ask.
No free samples and no "rate first, pay after". A real buyer pays upfront. Avoid payment methods that can be reversed.
Honest, praise and SPH are three different jobs. One question before you start saves a refund request afterwards.
Length, girth, shape, grooming, overall, score. A fixed checklist keeps ratings consistent and cuts writing time to minutes.
Text and audio are faceless by nature. For video, film from the neck down or use a voice-over. Use a separate email and username.
Unsolicited pictures get no reply and a block. State your limits on your profile and decline anything outside them.
Six steps from sign-up to the first paid rating.
It depends on whether you already have an audience. Without one, a marketplace such as GetHuffi is the most direct route, because buyers arrive already looking for a service and there is no commission on the sale. With an existing following, OnlyFans or ManyVids let you sell ratings to people who already subscribe.
Sellers set their own prices. Typical ranges are $5 to $15 for a short text rating, $15 to $35 for a voice rating and $25 to $75 for a video rating. Detailed, SPH and custom ratings are priced on top.
No. Text and audio ratings need no face at all. Video ratings can be filmed from the neck down or as a voice-over. On GetHuffi no face photo or ID is required to sell.
Between consenting adults it is generally legal, but the rules differ by country and the income is usually taxable. Both sides must be over 18, and the picture must be sent with the seller's agreement, never unsolicited.
SPH stands for small penis humiliation. It is a deliberately teasing or degrading rating, given only when the buyer explicitly asks for it. Many sellers charge more for it because it takes more writing or acting.
On marketplaces with direct deals, the buyer pays you by the method you agree in chat, before you rate. On creator platforms the payment runs through the platform, which keeps its share and pays out the rest.
You can advertise there, and many sellers do. As a place to close deals they offer no seller profile, no verification and no protection, so most sellers use them to send traffic to a marketplace profile.
Text ratings within a few hours, audio and video within a day. Speed matters more than length: a prompt, specific rating is what turns a first-time buyer into a regular.
Creator platforms reward an audience you already have. A marketplace puts your offer in front of buyers on day one. On GetHuffi you keep the full price of every rating and never hand over a document.