Define the companionship you offer
Describe what a client can expect, such as calm conversation, shared time or boundary-aware cuddling. Avoid vague language that could imply dating or adult services.
Companionship earnings guide
Offer paid platonic companionship
Platonic companionship can include conversation, supportive presence and agreed non-sexual touch. The service must remain transparent, respectful and within provider-controlled boundaries.
Protect clarity and consent
Confirm expectations before meeting. Consent is specific and ongoing, and either person may change their mind or end the session.
Build trust through a complete profile
Use current photos, an honest bio, real service areas, accurate availability and clear rules. Verification information is displayed only when it exists.
Keep claims realistic
The platform does not promise clients or income. Results vary with availability, demand, rates, location and the quality of each provider's service.
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Starting Companion Work in the US: Records and Questions
Planning to start paid companion work in the United States? Learn which records to keep, what questions to ask before accepting clients, how self-employment taxes work, and how to prepare for safe, professional platonic companionship services.
Read guide →How to Set Paid Companionship Rates
Not sure what to charge as a paid companion? Learn how to set competitive hourly rates for professional cuddling, coffee companionship, and other platonic services while accounting for expenses, experience, location, and your income goals.
Read guide →Questions about becoming a provider
What counts as platonic companionship?
It may include conversation, shared time, supportive presence and mutually agreed non-sexual touch within clearly stated boundaries.
Can I decline a client request?
Yes. Providers decide whether a request fits their schedule, service area and comfort boundaries.
Are dating or sexual services allowed?
No. The marketplace is for strictly platonic companionship, and prohibited services must not be offered or requested.
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