Has anyone made any sales this year (2018) at Picfair?

Dead for a year.

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I never had a sale at Picfair so I quit.

1300 images and a year and half...Zero sales...total loser.

I just looked at that site for the first time, so searched an area I'm very familiar with.
Really nice photos, but a lot are marked 'commercial', which almost certainly don't have releases.

Oh, I see that they have three categories:
Editorial & Personal Licence
Editorial use - print, online, and broadcast; personal use.
 
Commercial Licence
Editorial use; personal use; promotional and marketing use; advertorial and social media.
 
Advertising Licence
Print advertising, out-of-home advertising, broadcast advertising, & display advertising; merchandising and retail product packaging.
Licences are allocated after the images have gone through our three-stage moderation process, which usually takes one working day.

Hmmm, wonder how legally 'safe' these commerical uses are for unreleased property?
(That said, I've had sales on Alamy of marked 'unreleased' images specifically for '...marketing: excludes advertising...' which I don't pretend to understand.)

I see Picfair says, "Licences are allocated after the images have gone through our three-stage moderation process, which usually takes one working day.
Contributors agree to the relevant contributor agreements for all three types of licence upon upload, so that when the licence is allocated, images are available to license straight away. "

I haven't looked at their contract, but it looks from the above that they must be assuming responsibility for any legal issues. I'd want to be extremely sure about that via their contract, though.

2 months with them with small port, no sales yet

I had about 1200 images on them. I got one sale in two years. Pull all the images last year.

Did you have regular "views"?

I had about 1200 images on them. I got one sale in two years. Pull all the images last year.

Same here.

I decided to take the time and honestly respond to the survey.
It could not be completed, it did not work.
I email them and they know corrected.
What is not "corrected" is that i still have zero sales there.
828 pics, 26.000 views, 13 starred images.

Flat line

1 sale in October and 1 in November after uploading around 1700 photos over the last 6 months.

Still better thanCanstock

The good thing is that as soon as you make a sale you can cash out instead of other agencies BS of making you wait for a payout threshold 

Like others I pulled out my port after a year or so of zero sales.

...are they even microstock? to me it looks like fine art 

Very few Sales, it's true, but you can put your own price, you get 50 percent and pay nothing.
Picfair plus Is only if you want to build your own shop, it's a platform.

I can't understand why so many of you doesn't support this agency helping them to grow: they have all the things contributors usually ask: pricing different, fair royalties, you can change price, or delete image at any time, you can decide the licenses...

Oh yes, It could be beautiful to have more sales, but Sales Will come if you support them as contributors

BTW, I stay with them from 2015, 3200 images and 180.000 views, 9 sales for 145 GBP, it means about 190 US$.
RPD 21US$ is not so bad...
Very little but always better than many other middle tier agencies

Very few Sales, it's true, but you can put your own price, you get 50 percent and pay nothing.
Picfair plus Is only if you want to build your own shop, it's a platform.

I can't understand why so many of you doesn't support this agency helping them to grow: they have all the things contributors usually ask: pricing different, fair royalties, you can change price, or delete image at any time, you can decide the licenses...

Oh yes, It could be beautiful to have more sales, but Sales Will come if you support them as contributors

BTW, I stay with them from 2015, 3200 images and 180.000 views, 9 sales for 145 GBP, it means about 190 US$.
RPD 21US$ is not so bad...
Very little but always better than many other middle tier agencies

You don't get 50% you get 100% of the price you set.  They add their fee on top

i.e. you set your price to $10 they add $2.40 selling price to the customer $12.40

still the best part of this site is the no reviews.i know this can be a not good thing sometimes but when ss acting like crazy lately with rejections,and on adobe i got a rejection the other day of a silver watch in a red background and the reason was out of focus DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.then for me it still is a good alternative
 

I Agree. And I'm not sure they are into charity for photographers. They sell a product, maybe more than pictures.

Better to get one image accepted and one rejected in Adobe with one sale instead two accepted with no sales in Picfair. I like the site, but we are here to make a business.

i agree with you but on the other hand, look at the ss thread what is going on and at the ss forums.many want to quit submit images cause of rejections and the moronic rejection reason.and also that sale you say its 24 p or 37 p compare to 20 pounds or dollars or 10 pounds now this guy said that he earned
and i said ITS ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE.i am not saying quit adobe and ss and post in picfair only

Lot of views of my 88 pics here... No sale. On other stock sites I manged to sell some pics before I reached 100 uploads... I'm struggling to understand what's the profile of Picfair buyers but I don't get it... Or is more like a place where you promote yourself...

Had two sales one in October and one in November the good thing is they have no minimum payout so as soon as the sale is made you can request the funds.