Choosing Services That Suit You

The services you offer define your business and shape the clients you attract. Choosing them thoughtfully, rather than copying another provider's list, leads to more enjoyable bookings and more satisfied clients.

Start with what you genuinely enjoy

Enthusiasm is impossible to fake for long. Services you genuinely enjoy providing will always be better than those you offer reluctantly, and clients can tell the difference. Begin with what feels natural and satisfying to you.

Be honest about your boundaries

Consider your physical and emotional limits carefully. It is far better to offer fewer services with confidence than many with hesitation. You can always add something later if your comfort changes.

Consider companionship services

Dinner dates, social events, travel companionship and conversation are valued by many clients. If you enjoy these, highlight them; they can attract clients looking for longer, more relaxed bookings.

Think about your market

Consider what clients in your area commonly request, but do not feel obliged to match everyone. A clear, distinctive offering often attracts more loyal clients than a list that tries to cover everything.

Understand health and safety implications

Some services carry more health or safety considerations than others. Make sure you have the knowledge, supplies and routines to provide each one safely, and seek advice from sexual health services or peer organisations when you are unsure.

Communicate clearly

State your services and limits plainly on your profile so clients know what to expect before they contact you. Clear information prevents uncomfortable conversations and attracts better-suited clients.

Review regularly

Your preferences and comfort levels may change over time, and that is completely normal. Revisit your service list every few months and update your profile whenever it changes.

Your service list is a reflection of you. Make it one you are genuinely proud of, and let it change as you do.