What the directory commits to
Our core guarantees
Four rules that hold for every listing on the site.
Checked before it appears
A profile becomes public only after a moderator has read it against the publication rules. Nothing is auto-published.
A video check at publication
Publication requires a continuous video that lets the team compare the person shown with the media supplied for the profile.
A private shortlist
Saved profiles stay in your own browser. There is no account to open, no public list and no sharing of what you looked at.
Reviews that passed moderation
Feedback appears only after a moderator reads it, and is shown as the reviewer wrote it rather than as an endorsement.
Transparent workflow
How this directory works
3 steps from browsing to contact
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1. Browse and filter
Open the directory or a category, then narrow by services, district, rate, age or appearance. Only applied filters end up in the address.
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2. Read the profile
Every listing shows the details it was published with: photos, declared services, rates, district and any approved reviews.
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3. Contact directly
Use the channels shown on the profile. The directory does not take bookings, hold payments or pass messages on anyone's behalf.
Need help?
Frequently asked questions
How is a profile checked before publication?
The team compares the person in the submitted video with the photos supplied for that profile and reviews the listing against the publication rules. The check is a visual comparison at a point in time; it does not certify legal identity, availability or any statement made in a profile.
Does the directory arrange meetings or take payments?
No. The site publishes and organises profile information. Meetings, bookings, transport and payments happen between a visitor and the advertiser, outside the directory.
Is browsing private?
Browsing needs no account. Saved profiles are kept in your own browser rather than on the server, so the shortlist disappears when you clear the browser data.
Can I trust the reviews?
Every published review has passed moderation, and its score and text are shown exactly as submitted. A review is one visitor's account, not a recommendation from the directory.
How do I get something removed?
Use the content removal route. It covers profile material published without permission, corrections and takedown requests, and it explains what the team needs to act on a request.
Still unsure where a question belongs? Choose a contact route or read the terms of use.