Safety and discretion, stated plainly
This is a private arrangement between adults, so the standards it runs under should be written down rather than implied. Here they are.
What we do
- Verify the identity of every companion before they are ever matched to an arrangement.
- Agree boundaries, venue, duration and conduct in writing before anything is confirmed.
- Quote rates privately during the enquiry, so there is never a surprise later.
- Keep every enquiry on encrypted channels and share only what an arrangement requires.
- Brief the companion on the agreed limits before the meeting, not on arrival.
- Let either side end an arrangement at any point, before or during, without justification.
What we do not do
- Arrange anything involving anyone under 18, in any capacity, ever.
- Proceed on anything that was not agreed in advance — there is no in-the-moment negotiation.
- Share, publish, forward or sell names, photos, chats, venues or booking context.
- Pass your details to third parties, other clients, or any other part of the business.
- Take bookings where consent from everyone involved is unclear or has not been given directly.
- Pressure anyone who asks a question and then decides against it.
Sensible things to do on your side
None of this is a requirement. It is what we would suggest to anyone meeting someone privately for the first time.
Choose the venue you are comfortable in
Upscale hotel restaurants, lobbies and established cafes are the norm for a first meeting. If you would rather start somewhere public, say so — that is a normal request, not an awkward one.
Tell someone you trust
Sharing your plan and location with a friend is sensible for any private meeting, including this one. Nothing about our process requires you to keep it from the people close to you.
Write your limits down before you message
Knowing what is off the table before the conversation starts makes the boundary-setting step faster and clearer for everyone.
Ask for the brief back
You can ask us to repeat what has been agreed with the companion before confirming. Take us up on it — it is the simplest way to check nothing has been misread.
Frequently asked
How do you verify companions?
Identity documents are checked before anyone is matched, and every companion is briefed on conduct and on the specific boundaries of each arrangement. Anyone who breaches agreed limits is removed permanently.
What if I feel uncomfortable during a meeting?
End it. You do not need a reason, an explanation or permission. Tell the companion or message us directly and the arrangement stops there.
Do you keep records of my bookings?
Only what is operationally necessary, for as short a time as possible. Nothing is published, forwarded or shared, and details are not retained for marketing. The specifics are set out in the privacy and discretion policy.
How do you handle consent in couple arrangements?
Consent has to come directly from each adult involved, not relayed by a partner on their behalf. If that is unclear at any stage, the arrangement does not proceed.
What if I want to report a concern?
Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram and say what happened. Concerns about conduct are acted on directly, and you will be told what was done.
See also how an arrangement is planned and the privacy and discretion policy.
Ask before you commit to anything
Questions about how any of this works in practice are welcome, and asking one commits you to nothing.
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