The questions people actually ask

There's no public page with your profile. There's no website where someone types your name and finds you. The app blocks screen recording on the other side, so nobody can save a call. You work under a name you choose and you don't have to show your face. It isn't zero risk, because nothing online is zero risk, but it's a different thing entirely from anything public.

Fair question, and you're right to ask it. Applying is free and we'll never ask you for a payment. If anyone in this industry asks you for money upfront, that's not an agency, it's a scam. We've been at this since 2016 and you can ask us anything before you send us a single document.

No. Plenty of women work without their face ever being on camera. You choose the angle and what's visible.

You end the call. Immediately, without explaining yourself, and it doesn't touch your earnings. You block that person and they can't reach you again. Training covers how to say no without it feeling awkward.

After the first week, yes. Week one means five hours a day, which is the app's rule and not ours: the algorithm doesn't show your profile to anyone until then. After that you work as much or as little as you want.

Payouts are weekly. The first one arrives at the end of your first full working week.

No. Not to apply, not for training, not for equipment. Never.

Good enough for an ordinary conversation. Where you're from, how your day was, what you like. Your grammar doesn't have to be good. If your English is weak, tell us and we'll work out whether it's enough.

No. Most women have never done anything like this before.

It will be. It is for everyone. It lasts about fifteen minutes on the first day and then it passes. If you still hate it after a week, you stop. There's no contract and no notice period.

We can't advise you on tax, because we're not tax advisers and the rules change from country to country and with your own situation. Ask an accountant.

One to three days from the first message, and most of that is waiting on the age check.

Yes, as long as you've got a room with a door that closes. What matters is quiet, and that nothing on camera gives away where you live.

The call ends and you're paid for the time up to the moment it dropped. Nothing is lost except that conversation. This is why stable internet matters more than a good phone.

Yes. No contract, no notice, no penalty. You stop and that's that.

We take a percentage of what you earn. We tell you the exact figure in the conversation, before you send us any document, so you know where you stand before you decide. There are no other deductions.

Mostly people from North America and the Gulf. They're paying for your time, so the ones who come through generally know what they're looking for and don't waste it.

You message us and we work out what's going on. Usually it's the schedule or the profile, and both are fixable. If after all that you decide it's not for you, you stop, and you owe us nothing.