Our Origin Story

Fuckscroft was founded in 2024 by Scarlett "The Vixen" Foxworth after a fateful evening that combined a terrible Tupperware party with an even worse vibrator. "What if," she thought, sipping her fourth glass of rosΓ©, "we could make both of these experiences not suck?"

Well, one of them was supposed to suck. But you get the idea.

What started as a garage operation (her words, not ours) quickly grew into a movement. Scarlett combined premium, body-safe pleasure products with a social selling model that actually made sense. Instead of awkward catalog browsing, Fuckscroft parties became the social event in neighborhoods across the country.

Today, Fuckscroft operates in 47 states (we're working on Utah), has over 12,000 active foxes, and has helped thousands of people discover both pleasure and financial independence. Sometimes at the same time.

12,400+
Active Foxes
47
States Served
$18M
Paid in Commissions
4.8β˜…
Avg Product Rating

Our Values

We're not your grandmother's MLM. (Unless your grandmother is cool, in which case β€” welcome to the pack, Nana.)

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Body-Safe Everything

Medical-grade silicone, phthalate-free materials, and rigorous testing. If it's not safe for your body, it's not in our catalog.

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Shame-Free Selling

Sex is natural. Pleasure is a right. We create an environment where everyone can explore without judgment. Except for people who put the toilet paper roll on backwards.

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Transparent Compensation

No hidden quotas, no surprise fees, no fine print that requires a law degree. We publish our income disclosure annually because we have nothing to hide. Unlike some of our products.

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Sustainability

Eco-friendly packaging, rechargeable over disposable, and carbon-neutral shipping. The planet deserves to come first too.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you wanted to know but were too polite to ask.

Is this a pyramid scheme?

Absolutely not. Pyramids are in Egypt. We're a multi-level marketing company with a legitimate product line, transparent compensation, and a triangle-shaped organizational chart. Totally different. In all seriousness: our foxes earn primarily from product sales, not recruitment. That's the legal (and ethical) distinction.

Do I need to buy inventory?

Nope. Your starter kit includes samples, but all customer orders ship directly from our warehouse. No garage full of vibrators. Unless that's your thing β€” no judgment.

How much can I realistically earn?

It varies wildly. Some foxes earn a couple hundred a month casually. Top performers clear $5K+/month. Our income disclosure shows that the median active fox earns $420/month. (Yes, we know. The number was not planned.)

What if I'm embarrassed to sell sex toys?

Fair concern. Here's the thing: the taboo is the marketing. People are curious, they just need permission. Our training covers exactly how to approach the topic naturally. Plus, you can sell entirely online without ever saying the word "vibrator" to your aunt's face.

Can I cancel my membership?

Yes, anytime. No cancellation fees, no guilt trips. We'll miss you, but we won't trap you. Your initial kit purchase is non-refundable after 30 days, but that's it.

What does "upgrade your package" actually mean?

It means moving to a higher tier in our pack structure, which gives you better commission rates, more tools, and deeper override levels. What were you thinking?

Are the products actually good?

They're excellent. 4.8 average star rating across all products. We use premium materials, work with industrial designers, and test extensively. Our return rate is under 2%, which in this industry is basically unheard of.

What's with all the fox stuff?

Foxes are clever, attractive, and know how to hunt. Also, our founder's last name is Foxworth and she wasn't going to let that go to waste. Brand synergy, baby.

Get In Touch

Questions? Comments? Unsolicited compliments? We're all ears (and tails).

General Inquiries: hello@fuckscroft.com

Fox Support: support@fuckscroft.com

Press: press@fuckscroft.com

Legal: legal@fuckscroft.com

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