UK Adult Retailer Launches Starter Pack for Brits Looking to Turn Their Cheeky Side Hustle Into Extra Income

New creator kit puts safety, consent and privacy first as cash-strapped Brits explore unconventional ways to earn additional income online

Brits looking for an unusual way to bring in some extra cash through creator platforms such as OnlyFans and Fansly are being encouraged to explore everything from foot photography to paid subscriber content, but to put their personal safety, privacy and boundaries before the prospect of making money.

UK adult retailer Buzzy.co.uk has launched the Buzzy Adult Creator Starter Pack for adults aged 18 and over who are considering creating paid content online. The idea is to give aspiring creators the practical kit to get started while making safety, consent and protecting their identity every bit as important as lighting, sound and what they choose to put in front of the camera.

Andy Barr, Head of Marketing at Buzzy.co.uk, said: “The cost of living crisis has got people looking at increasingly creative ways to make a few extra quid, and if someone discovers there is an audience willing to pay to see their feet, who are we to judge? There are certainly worse side hustles, and probably considerably less fun ones.

“We want people to feel confident, empowered and completely in control of what they create. That means sorting the boring but incredibly important stuff first, like privacy, passwords, consent and making sure there isn't a parcel with your home address sitting in the background of your potentially money-making masterpiece. Have fun, get creative, find your niche and hopefully make a few quid, but your safety and your boundaries come before absolutely everything else.”

With household budgets still under pressure, Buzzy says it is easy to understand why people are exploring unconventional ways to earn additional income. Paid creator content does not necessarily mean stripping off either, with audiences existing for everything from foot pictures and lingerie to cosplay and a huge variety of niche and fetish interests.

The new adult content creator starter pack contains a ring light with phone holder and Bluetooth camera shutter, a wireless clip-on microphone and a black lacy outfit available in different sizes. For adults who choose to produce more adventurous material, it also includes a large body-safe suction cup dildo, silicone anal beads and water-based lubricant, alongside a specially created printed guide.

But Buzzy is deliberately steering clear of the idea that setting up an OnlyFans, Fansly or similar account is a route to easy money. There are no guaranteed earnings, building an audience takes work and publishing content online brings risks that people should understand before getting started.

That is why a major part of the new pack is the Buzzy Adult Creator Starter Guide, a practical booklet covering privacy, consent, age verification, account security, protecting content, basic production, tax and responsible product use.

The guide encourages new creators to set their boundaries before publishing anything and to consider using a separate creator name, email address and social media accounts. It also recommends unique passwords and two-factor authentication, and makes clear that passwords should never be shared.

Privacy gets particular attention because seemingly harmless details in photographs and videos can reveal far more than intended. Creators are advised to check mirrors and windows for reflections, remove documents, parcels and labels containing addresses, look for identifiable landmarks and make sure location data is not attached to photographs before they are published.

The rules around working with somebody else are even simpler. Everyone appearing must be an adult, meet the verification requirements of the platform being used and freely consent to taking part.

The Buzzy guide recommends agreeing boundaries in writing before creating content with another person, including what can be created and where it can be published. Consent is ongoing too. If somebody withdraws consent while content is being created, everything stops immediately.

The guide also treats creating content as a potential small business rather than a quick cash fix. It covers planning content, basic pricing considerations, keeping original files, watermarking work where appropriate and what creators can do if their photographs or videos are copied and reposted without permission.

There is advice on keeping records of earnings and expenses for HMRC. Anyone generating income through a creator side hustle is encouraged to keep accurate records from day one, save relevant receipts and check their individual tax responsibilities rather than discovering them when a tax deadline arrives.

Buzzy says the aim is not to convince people to become paid creators, but to give adults already considering it a safer and more informed way to get started. The company's message is simple: have fun, find a niche and hopefully make some extra money, but protect yourself first. 

After all, somebody might genuinely be willing to pay to see your feet. They absolutely do not need to see your postcode in the background.

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The Buzzy Adult Creator Starter Pack is intended for adults aged 18 and over. Buzzy.co.uk and the Buzzy Adult Creator Starter Pack are independent of OnlyFans, Fansly and other creator platforms and are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by them. 

Creators are responsible for complying with applicable laws and the current rules and verification requirements of the platforms they use. Buzzy does not guarantee that purchasers will generate income from creating online content.

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