The move will see the High Street Honeys Uncut area of the site, which features the best photos of the 100 finalists in the competition to find the UK's "hottest non-celebrity babes", given its own paid-for area on FHM.com.
The site will be updated on a regular basis and will show the original photos supplied by the girls when they entered the contest. It will eventually contain almost 1,000 of the UK's finest undiscovered high-street babes, according to Emap. The site goes live this month.
Readers will be charged £1 for one month's access to the database. They can pay through SMS technology, using reverse billing which deducts the £1 fee from their mobile bill. Otherwise, readers can pay using credit or debit cards.
Emap has installed a security system to ensure that if any password is distributed through message boards or word of mouth, the account will be frozen.
James Carter, FHM publishing director, said: "FHM prides itself on being in tune with what its readers want from the magazine, month in month out. Our extremely successful website provides us with yet another vehicle through which to give readers that bit extra. We are delighted with the success of the High Street Honeys competition and are looking forward to launching High Street Honeys Uncut, which is a proposition I'm sure our readers will be happy to pay for."
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