How we keep you safe.
We’ve been doing this in Brisbane long enough to know exactly what goes wrong, and what doesn’t. Every protocol on this page is here because we learned the hard way it matters.
Your identity, your photos, your call.
First name only. Public listings, hotel check-ins, booking confirmations, all use your work name. Your real name, your surname, your suburb, your day job, none of it ever appears anywhere a client can find.
Photos go live only with explicit consent. Face-blurred is the default. If you want a photo removed, it’s gone within the hour. We never re-post old shoots without re-confirming with you, and we never use a photo on a third-party site (Scarlet Blue, ads, etc.) without showing you the listing first.
Your contact details stay with us. Clients don’t get your phone, your email, your socials, or your hotel room number. Bookings and follow-ups route through the agency phone.
How we screen every client.
Every booking goes through the same multi-step vetting process before you ever hear about it. Anyone we can’t verify doesn’t get a booking, full stop.
- ID verification (driver’s licence or passport)
- Employer or business verification, cross-checked against public records
- References from other vetted agencies where available
- Cross-reference against the industry shared blacklist
- Deposit confirmed before any booking is set
- Address-of-booking pre-confirmed; hotel reservation in client’s name
The protocols we run on every booking.
- Check-in & check-out. You message us when you arrive and when you leave. If we don’t hear from you at the expected time, we call. If we still don’t hear, we go to the address.
- Hotel-desk verification. For hotel outcalls, the front-desk team has the client’s reservation on file. You can ask the desk to call up before you go to the room.
- Backup phone, always answered. 24/7 line that goes straight to the on-call coordinator. Use the safe word, we extract you immediately and cover transport home.
- Transport, on us. Booking more than 20 minutes from your base? We arrange the ride. You never get into an unknown car alone.
- You can leave any time. If anything feels off, you walk. We pay your time anyway, we handle the client conversation.
Money, paid the moment your booking ends.
Same-day cash pay, every time. No bank transfers, no waiting, no chasing invoices, no card processors taking a cut. Your earnings sit in your hand before you leave the booking.
Legal context, in plain English.
Queensland fully decriminalised sex work on 2 August 2024. Solo escort work, agency work, and brothel work are all legal under standard workplace laws. You operate openly, with the same rights any other Queenslander has at work. We work within the legal framework, no licensing grey areas, no police harassment for compliant operators. If you ever need legal help, we connect you with sex-worker-specific legal advocates at no cost to you.
This page is a high-level summary of the legal context, not legal advice. Laws change; if you’re unsure about anything, ask us before you act on it.
Safety & privacy FAQ
What if I feel unsafe at a booking?
You leave. No conversation needed, no client to manage, no questions asked. Use the safe word over text or call the backup line. We pay your time anyway, we cover transport home, we deal with the client.
How private are my photos really?
We show you every place your photos appear before they go live, on the agency site, in ads, on third-party listings. Face-blurred is the default. If you want any photo removed, it’s gone within the hour, including from third-party sites.
Can family or my day-job employer find out?
Almost impossible if you stick to the protocols: work name only, face-blurred photos, no socials cross-tagged, careful about suburb-identifying details. We’ve had escorts work with us for years while their families and employers had no idea. You decide how visible you are.
What information do you keep about me?
The minimum we need to book and pay you, work name, contact number, photo set, payment method, availability windows. We don’t store ID copies after verification, we don’t share your details with anyone, ever, and you can ask for everything we have on you to be deleted at any time.
Is it safe to work as an escort in Australia?
Yes, when you stack the safety pieces and pick the right legal context. The high-leverage choices: work in a fully-decriminalised state (QLD since 2 August 2024, NSW since 1995, VIC since December 2023), screen every client before the booking, run a check-in protocol with a trusted backup, and use first-name-only listings with face-blurred photos. Compared to street-based or out-of-the-blue independent work, agency work inside a decriminalised state with the full protocol stack is the safest version of this work that exists in Australia right now.
What’s the safest way to do sex work?
In-house screening with a multi-step vetting check, pre-confirmed addresses with the hotel desk holding the client’s reservation, a 24/7 backup phone, and the freedom to walk from any booking with no consequence. Those four pieces are the spine of the safety setup. Cash-only pay (no card processors, no chargebacks) and same-day settlement remove the rest of the friction. Working solo can replicate this if you build it yourself; working with an agency that already runs the protocol shortens the learning curve to zero.
What makes an escort agency that actually protects you?
Look for: every client screened before you hear about the booking (not after), a real backup phone that’s answered at 2am (test it), a written safe-word protocol that triggers an extract not a phone-tree, transport cover so you never get into an unknown car, and zero pressure to take any booking you don’t want. The agencies that fail those checks are the ones the industry warns each other about. The protections on this page are the standard we run; if you’re comparing offers, ask other agencies the same five questions and watch how concrete the answers get.
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