At the end of the day, cryptocurrency is just currency. You can’t breathe it, you can’t eat it, you can’t drink it. It won’t provide companionship, fulfillment, inspiration, or joy. A number in a bank account, or a cryptocurrency wallet, won’t keep you alive. Sooner or later, you’re going to have to spend it on something.
The cryptocurrency world calls this “off-ramping,” the complement to “on-ramping.” In this case, it means turning your cryptocurrency assets into something else, whether digital or physical.
In the traditional financial system, spending money comes with a privacy trade-off: your bank, credit card company, or payment processor knows what you’re up to. Transparent (non-private) cryptocurrency systems suffer from the same problem, but worse, because everyone in the entire world can watch what you buy. This is one of the main safety benefits to using privacy coins: no one but you and the vendor you’re buying from knows what you’re up to.
The easiest way to off-ramp or spend your cryptocurrency is to just pay for the thing in the same privacy coin you already have. Of course, this requires the vendor to accept payments in that privacy coin, and that’s still rare.
It’s worth pointing out that, as sex workers, we are actually quite a skilled bunch. As I’m sure you know (and as I’ve said before), sex work requires myriad skills, and most sex workers are gig workers, which means you can support many of the sex workers you know even without buying hole or pole from us. I personally know colleagues who are editors, tailors, graphic designers, leather workers, bartenders, computer programmers, cooks, tutors, and nannies who also do sex work as a supplemental income.
Community’s always been important but it’ll become more so very rapidly. If the quality is there, I’d rather get my blouse sewn by a fellow sex worker I know or one who is recommended to me by a friend. And, guess what, if they’re willing to accept payment for that service in Zcash, I’ve got my perfect off-ramp right there!
So if you’re a sex worker with such skills, share that fact with friends you trust. Or maybe you’ve got a car, time, and need cash? Consider offering a Homobiles-style car service for your fellow workers and accept payments in ZEC or another privacy coin! Build a local economy, and stay surveillance-free by using Zcash to sustain it! The true revolutionary potential of this truly cannot be overstated.
Although Zcash is a superior private currency, most of the crypto world still relies on other surveillable systems, like Bitcoin.
In March of 2026, Square Inc., a popular point-of-sale system vendor, enabled their Bitcoin support for hundreds of thousands of small businesses by default. All of these businesses, including many brick-and-mortar stores, simultaneously began accepting Bitcoin payments through their Square POS.
Thankfully, cryptocurrencies can be easily converted from one to another so it’s easy to pay in a vendor’s cryptocurrency of choice even if you only keep a balance in Zcash. There are lots of ways to do this, but many are clunky and require you to be quite careful about exchange rates, conversion fees, and payment processing times.
By far the easiest method is Zodl’s “Crosspay” feature, so named because it makes “cross-chain, cross-currency payments” simple and safe. Let’s work through a common use case I have one step at a time and show Crosspay at work.
One very common need I have is to pay for my escort ads. Many escort directories and mall sites will accept payment in Bitcoin, but I’m aware of none who accept Zcash. (Obviously, if you know of one, please contact me to tell me about it!) This is where Crosspay shines.
💡 Remember that since you’re starting from holding ZEC in Zodl, it’s already shielded and private. This means no matter how you got it, the money we’re about to spend has no digital link back to your legal identity. This is a much better place to start than any other Bitcoin address.
Since this is your first time paying in ZEC, choose to purchase a small “Custom” amount of TLC, maybe 15 or so.
Make sure you indicate that you want to pay in Bitcoin. You’re actually going to be paying directly from your shielded Zcash, but Tryst will nevertheless receive Bitcoin anyway.
Review your purchase order for correctness and press the “Pay Now” button to reveal the Bitcoin pay window.
Tryst will show you a QR code that’s similar to Zodl’s “Request” screen, with an amount already embedded in it. That’s nice, but we’re not going to use it because that QR code is intended for Bitcoin wallet apps, and we’re using a Zcash wallet app.
Click on the “Copy” tab to reveal just the Bitcoin address that Tryst wants you to send your payment to. It’ll look like the right screenshot in the image below.
Click on the address itself (not the “payment link”) to copy the Bitcoin address to your clipboard. Keep a note of this address somewhere, like a text window or just in your clipboard. We’ll need it later. I like to use Signal’s “Note to self” feature, which is also a secure way to send it to my other devices if I’m not already doing this all from one device.
Now, open Zodl.
Click on Zodl’s “Pay” button to open the Crosspay screen.
Next, in the “Send to” section, enter the payee’s (Tryst’s) information:
You’ll see a cryptocurrency selection drop-down menu for choosing the currency the payee wants to receive from us. Find Bitcoin (BTC) from the list of options; it will have a small Bitcoin logo on top of a larger, second, identical Bitcoin logo. This means we’re using our shielded ZEC, but paying in Bitcoin.
In the Address field, paste the Bitcoin payment address you copied from Tryst earlier.
Now choose how much to pay by entering an amount in either Bitcoin units or, if you have enabled Zodl’s currency conversion feature in its settings, in fiat units.
Click “Review” at the bottom of the Zodl Crosspay screen. Zodl’s “Pay Now” drawer will open.
Review your payment and ensure that the fiat amount, if shown, will cover your Tryst TLC order.
Click “Confirm” when you are ready to make your payment and send the transaction.
In my experience, it takes about 5 to 10 minutes for the transaction to complete, so make sure you also have at least that much time on the Tryst payment timer before you confirm your transaction, or you may not be able to get your account credited before your purchase order expires. If that does happen, you’ll have to speak with a support representative about crediting your account.
There’s a lot of sparkle-emoji technology sparkle-emoji happening here, but what’s extra cool about this is that at no point do you ever need a Bitcoin wallet! Moreover, no remnant of digital cruft exists anywhere in the various blockchains that can be meaningfully linked back to you. While the vendor you’re purchasing from may know who you are (and Tryst certainly does), they don’t know where your funds came from, and they don’t care.
Practically, this enables you to safely keep your cryptocurrency assets in the Zcash shielded pool, where they stay completely private, and still be able to pay any vendor who accepts any denomination of a supported cryptocurrency equally privately. If you do this, no one can know how rich (or poor) you really are. In contrast, if you keep your holdings in a transparent ledger system like Bitcoin, the whole world can tally your real net worth without ever asking you questions.
Among the most common ways to spend your hard-earned cryptocurrency today is by piggybacking on the massive gift card economy for making various kinds of retail purchases. One thing that’s nice about this for us as sex workers in particular is that many of us are already very familiar with gift cards and similar store credit services. We may even have regular business expenses such as a prepaid mobile phone (eSIM) line or hotel bookings we need to make to run our business.
Since gift cards and store credit systems are already a certain kind of alternative digital local currency, cryptocurrency is a natural fit. As a result, an entire crypto gift card marketplace industry has emerged to support this particular kind of off-ramp. While different crypto-to-gift-card vendors support different currencies, Zodl’s built-in decentralized exchange solves that problem, so the main considerations for those of us who want to use this method to spend our cryptocurrency funds are:
finding a crypto to gift card exchange provider that partners with a brand we want to buy from, and
ensuring that the exchange provider’s terms of use and their “Know Your Customer” rules doesn’t risk our privacy more than we are comfortable with.
I strongly suggest talking to your friends and colleagues about what services they like and feel safe using, and why. But if you’re just starting from scratch, read on to learn about my favorite vendors. Two of them conveniently, are built into the same self-custody wallets I’ve already recommended.
Pay for stuff via Flexa in Zodl
The gift card vendor directly integrated with the Zcash wallet app I use is called Flexa, which is basically a multi-store gift card manager mini-app inside the Zodl wallet app itself. If you’ve installed the mainstream version of Zodl (i.e., from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, but not from the F-Droid strictly free software app repository), you’ll have the option to spend your shielded ZEC at partnered Flexa brands from within your Zodl wallet.
As of this writing, some Flexa partners include Ulta Beauty and Kiehl’s (cosmetic and skincare product brands, useful for the obvious reasons), Sheetz (a convenience store and gas station chain, useful if you often drive yourself to outcalls), and Chipotle, which I guess is mostly noteworthy for personal reasons because one of my partners loves Mexican food, so I get to treat them here often. :)
Open your Zodl wallet app. Make sure you have some ZEC in it, enough to cover the cost of the thing you’re about to buy in the local fiat currency where you’re buying it (such as in US Dollars if you’re in the United States).
Tap the “More…” button in the Zodl main screen.
Tap the “Pay with Flexa” item in the resulting list.
If this is the first time you’ve used Flexa, you’ll be asked to complete a brief registration process where you are asked for your name and email address. At this point, there are a few things you should know:
While Flexa will have this information, none of it will end up on the Zcash blockchain network nor with the ultimate merchant from which you are buying something.
I signed up with Flexa using a name that is not my legal name and an email address that is not one I use for my legal identity, and I was still able to buy stuff by funding it with my Zcash balance. You can do the same. (Try using Firefox Relay for your masked email address.)
Once you have a Flexa account, you’ll be given a “Flexa QR code” that is basically just a barcode that participating brands can scan as a native payment. It’s that easy. But you’ll also see a “More instant payments” box at the bottom of your screen. These are “legacy Flexa brands,” which are the stores at which you need to tell the cashier that you want to pay using a “gift card” or “store credit.” To use these:
Tap the logo icon for the brand you want to pay for. This will let you create a one-time use virtual gift card and load it up using your Zcash funds.
Enter the amount you owe at the register. If the cashier tells you that your total is $20 USD, enter that amount under the brand’s logo.
Press or tap the Confirm button. A new brand-specific virtual gift card QR code will appear.
Tell the cashier you have your gift card ready. They will ask you to scan it. Do so, and you’ll have paid!
I have successfully used Flexa this way and, while it’s currently limited to supported business partners, it is by far the easiest way to spend my ZEC on real, physical stuff.
If you need something from a store that doesn’t have a Flexa partnership, you can still maybe find it from another cryptocurrency to gift card vendor.
TK-TODO: This section is not yet written, but it functions almost identically to Flexa in Zodl: sign up with a KYC-lite email address, either on the Cake Pay website or in the Cake Wallet app itself, and then choose a giftcard, pay for it from a Cake Wallet’s balance using Monero, since Monero is the one private cryptocurrency Cake Wallet supports, and then use the gift card as you normally would.
Note that as of this writing, Cake Pay is not compatible with Tor; you must disable Tor from within Cake Wallet’s settings to use Cake Pay.
Common cryptocurrency to gift card off-ramps (for sex workers)
When you’re using the gift card economy to spend your cryptocurrency, the first challenge is figuring out which service can get you a gift card from a brand you want to purchase from.
Both Bitrefill and Piggy.Cards sells gift cards to a plethora of well-known brands by accepting cryptocurrency as payment for them. You can buy these even more privately by browsing the sites via Tor Browser. If or when you hit purchase limits, you can create a “basic account” with Bitrefill to get decently large spending limits ($10,000 USD per month). Signing up with any name and any working email you like will work fine. (I didn’t use a legal identity to sign up and have no trouble using the site.) If you want to give Bitrefill or Piggy.Cards a try, signing up with my referral links will also earn you (and me) additional discounts and initial spending money.
Since there are so many purchases available at these sites, I’ve also compiled the below list to help you get a sense of what’s available and may be particularly useful for us as sex workers via this particular gift card off-ramping site.
Amazon Gift Card (via Bitrefill) - This gift card is good for anything sold at Amazon.com, not that I’m trying to encourage you to give Daddy Bezos more money, but, y’know….
Amtrak Gift Card (via Bitrefill) - Since I service clients in numerous cities clustered along Amtrak lines on the United States’ East Coast, this is a particularly convenient off-ramp for me and I imagine other TMTY providers would want to know about it, too.
Digital pre-paid Visa credit card (via Bitrefill) - Perhaps the most common crypto off-ramp via the gift card economy is simply a pre-paid credit card, but these are often difficult to use at many vendors so you must ensure you know where to spend it before you get it. The idea is you pay in crypto and get a legitimate digital pre-paid credit card number that has a fiat balance you paid for using your cryptocurrency balance. You can also get physical pre-paid credit cards mailed to you.
You can also find gift cards for other common sex worker needs, including airline and hotel bookings, at gift card off-ramping sites like these. However, remember that the gift card economy is still actually part of the fiat economy. When possible, it’s best to avoid converting your cryptocurrency back to fiat currency, whether to avoid privacy incursions or simply due to the inconvenience. That’s where crypto-native services come in.
Use crypto-native service providers
Instead of gift cards, which is really just a roundabout way to help fiat economy vendors accept cryptocurrency without actually accepting cryptocurrency payments, there are also a class of business-to-consumer (B2C) middlemen that will accept payments in cryptocurrency and either interface with vendors on your behalf or provide services paid for in crypto themselves.
Booking hotel stays and air travel with cryptocurrency
When I’m on tour, I often need to buy airline tickets to travel or make hotel arrangements to coordinate an incall. This is where Travala (referral link) comes in clutch. It works like you’d expect any other flight and hotel booking platform to work, but you can pay directly in cryptocurrency. They also have a loyalty program, so you can earn extra rewards, and help me do the same if you sign up via my referral link.
Perhaps the fastest way to demonstrate how this service works is to just watch what happens at its payment screen.
Travala’s payment options includes direct cryptocurrency transfer with dozens upon dozens of different supported cryptocurrencies, including the popular ones. While Travala doesn’t support Zcash directly, remember you can still use Zodl’s decentralized off-ramp to pay in Bitcoin or whatever other cryptocurrency you like directly from your Zcash balance.
Here’s a screenshot of a reservation made on their site about to get paid in Bitcoin.
And here’s what happens when you press the “Complete Reservation” button.
Kinda looks like Tryst’s payment screen, doesn’t it?
Earlier, I showed you how to off-ramp using the gift card economy, which is one way you can buy prepaid phone and data plans. However, there are also some phone service providers that will accept payment directly in crypto.
Phone services are particularly problematic for sex workers because so many service providers outright ban us, much like finance apps do. Making calls and sending texts are also wildly insecure. For these reasons and more, we really ought to push clients to use more discreet messaging apps when communicating with us.
However, phone service is nevertheless often needed at least to bootstrap a business, and so I included this section here specifically for those scenarios. Once you have a phone number, though, I strongly recommend switching entirely to secured messaging apps, like Signal Private Messenger, especially for client correspondence.
Here’s my short list of recommended phone service providers. All of them accept cryptocurrency payments.
JMP.chat - This is actually a hosted Jabber/XMPP (instant messaging) service with a paid VoIP gateway. You give them Bitcoin, they give you a VoIP phone number that you make and receive calls and texts at through one of a number of compatible apps. You can even sign up and use the service over the Tor network for more privacy.
Phreeli.com - This privacy-centric phone provider offers non-VoIP numbers with an enhanced layer of privacy. Messaging content is no more secure than regular phone calls or texts, so you should still use Signal Private Messenger for calling and texting, but your payment and account information is not linked to your phone number or call detail records (CDRs).
Buying secrets manager services with cryptocurrency
Bitwarden - Secrets or password managers are an essential part of any digital security toolkit and my favorite easy-to-use secret manager is Bitwarden, which also accepts Bitcoin for payments to its premium services, but sadly only BitPay, which is for many reasons extremely awful. I would suggest instead that you simply avoid Bitpay entirely and pay with your crpyto-backed payment card.
Buying VPN services with cryptocurrency
Another common service many of us have need for is a reliable VPN. I have many thoughts on the topic of private network technologies, which can mostly be summed up by preference for using Tor over a VPN. That said, if you’re going to use a VPN, you should probably stick to a reputable one that you can pay for privately, in cryptocurrency.
Njalla VPN - Founded by famous Internet “pirate” Peter Sunde, who also co-founded The Pirate Bay, this privacy-focused service offers a Wireguard or OpenVPN-based VPN service, as well as a domain registrar and server hosting, and accepts cryptocurrency payments.
ProtonVPN - Many providers know this company for their ProtonMail service, but Proton also accepts Bitcoin for their VPN product, which can implement either a Wireguard, SSL/TLS-based VPN, or a Stealth protocol (Wireguard over TLS) for bypassing VPN blockers.
Buying server hosting (VPS) services with cryptocurrency
For providers with more technical skill, running our own Web site or other Internet communications infrastructure can be a big win because it provides business continuity, disaster recovery, and other reliability planning benefits. ServerHunter.com is a site that lets you browse many dozens of thousands of offerings and filter them for which cloud hosting, dedicated server, or virtual private server (VPS) companies will accept Bitcoin or “altcoin” (cryptocurrency) payments.
Paying for client screening services with cryptocurrency
Much like employers pay vendors to perform background checks on individuals before granting those people access to their systems, one widespread industry norm for providers who meet with clients in person is to assess their safety through screening procedures before we grant those clients access to our bodies.
While some providers do these checks ourselves, there are also specialized services that can perform such screenings for us. Here are ones that I can recommend and that will accept cryptocurrency as payment:
Please use me as a reference by entering my email address ([email protected]) because I get referral credits and it will save me money:
Always remember that Bitcoin payments are never anonymous so, for your protection, I recommend paying using Zodl’s Crosspay feature, same as you would pay for your Tryst ad.
There are new business, vendors, merchants, and service providers who are starting to accept shielded ZEC as payments alongside credit/debit cards and other electronic payment systems. Many of them are also beginning to list themselves in a global directory of Zcash-accepting businesses called ZECMap. These include brick-and-mortar shops along with online stores.
Fund a traditional payment card using cryptocurrency
If you don’t need the more complete privacy guarantees of off-ramps available via KYC-lite options such as gift cards, you can also apply for (and hopefully receive) a refillable, cryptocurrency-backed, payment card with a major traditional card issuer.
Since these are the equivalent of physical credit cards, you will have to upload your legal identity documents during the application process, meaning this off-ramp only provides partial privacy. Still, its convenience may be useful for workers who only need privacy from individual clients, rather than also from corporate or government institutions, or who simply need an off-ramp to spend their more private cryptocurrency earnings.
The biggest advantage of these cards is:
they can be used for anything a normal credit card can be used for, like rent and utilities payments, which are situations in which even prepaid Visa gift cards may not always work.
they don’t require a bank account to pay off, making this option especially attractive for sex workers who have already suffered banking discrimination and are having trouble using or opening a traditional checking or savings account.
By on-ramping directly in crypto and then funding a payment card like this, you simply don’t need to deposit your earnings into a bank account before you can fund the balance of your crypto-backed payment card.
Apply for a Payy Card, a crypto-backed Visa payment card
Payy (referral link) is a self-custodial, privacy-centered cryptocurrency wallet and payment gateway able to interface with Visa’s payment processing network. This makes Payy two things at the same time:
a digital payment app, much like a cryptocurrency version of CashApp, Venmo, or PayPal, which makes it easy to do the kinds of things you might currently be using those apps for in your civilian life (pay back friends for dinner, for example).
a Visa payment card paid for with cryptocurrency, but usable anywhere traditional Visa credit cards are accepted.
What’s appealing about Payy is that you can fund your Payy Card’s balance using either fiat currencies, such as from traditional bank accounts, or cryptocurrency sources, such as other crypto wallets or exchanges, by converting whatever cryptocurrency you have into USDC on Polygon (the same currency that MintPay lets you withdraw). This makes it feasible for de-banked individuals to buy things the way most of the banked population does, without needing to get a bank account, which is no small feat.
It’s important to remember that payments you make using a Payy Card are associated with your legal identity. From that perspective, it’s not more private than a regular credit card. However, it is a lot more private than just using Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other transparent-ledger cryptocurrency systems directly, because your payments aren’t published publicly for the entire Internet to see.
Payy itself communicates what data is public and what data stays private when you sign up for a Payy Card. Here’s the infographic I was shown when I applied for my Payy Card:
I would not recommend using your Payy Card or the Payy network for your sex worker needs if you can avoid it; do your best to stick with Zcash and Monero for that. However, if your friends are unwilling to adopt the stronger privacy protections offered by Zcash in Zodl, are scared of the volatility of actual privacy coins, or have otherwise succumbed to the propaganda that stablecoins are somehow superior (even though we know they’re not), Payy can be a convincing half-step to at least get them using cryptocurrency with you.
Your Payy Card can make you look more like a “normal” civilian in your personal life. And you can still keep your wealth private by having it in and moving it through the Zcash shielded pool (i.e., Zodl) at every opportunity.
If you’d like to try Payy, using my invitation link will net me “Payy Points,” which act a bit like a credit card loyalty program:
Join a digital employment cooperative that accepts cryptocurrency
So far, the cryptocurrency off-ramping options I’ve described largely avoid unnecessary interaction with the fiat economy. Turning away from traditional financial and governmental systems is becoming increasingly important. However, it can also brand us illegitimate to individuals or institutions who do interact with that world and who, for whatever reason, we are also forced to interact with.
Unfortunately, lacking traditional legitimacy often means lacking important safety nets that come with traditional employment, like medical/health insurance and retirement plan benefits. It also means struggling to show proof of income in many situations where we still need it, such as taking out a fiat loan or renting from a landlord. Crucially, we as sex workers are not alone in this frustration! While stigma against sex work puts up even more obstacles for us in these situations, on paper at least these challenges are similar to those faced by freelancers more generally.
Let me be absolutely clear: I firmly believe the current system is unredeemable. As the fiat world continues failing to provide many of us our most basic needs, alternatives will be urgent sooner rather than later. On a personal level, I don’t even care why this empire is crumbling; whether my government failed me out of malice or whether it failed me because it’s incompetent is not something I have the luxury of thoroughly investigating. I just need a solution, and I need it yesterday.
One novel angle from which to attack this problem comes in the form of digital employment cooperatives, sometimes also called a freelancer’s union (not to be confused with The Freelancer’s Union). If you can join these institutions, they offer a way to legitimize your income, whether fiat or cryptocurrency. This means you get some of the benefits of traditional employment while retaining the freedom of being an independent worker.
Despite not being suitable for or available to everyone, this kind of thing is still worth knowing about. So, let’s look at one such off-ramp next.
Opolis: a crypto-native independent employment platform
Opolis (referral link) is a novel digital employment cooperative you may be able to join (if you meet minimum income or eligibility requirements based on your needs, see below) that can offer a way to legitimize your income, including any earnings from cryptocurrency transactions. With Opolis, rather than work “under the table,” you set things up like a traditional business, funnel your earnings through that business, and then pay yourself back as a salaried employee.
After reading this, if you want to join Opolis, you can help me by joining via my referral link:
In plain language, the whole setup works like this.
Register a legal business entity, such as an S-Corp that, obviously, provides high-quality “consulting,” “coaching,” “personal continuing education,” or similar kinds of services. I’m being perfectly honest when I say I’ve discussed nuances of the JavaScript programming language with some of my clients! My state of dress during those discussions is neither here nor there.
Finally, your business in turn offers those employment benefits to you, the “human resource” (employee).
Yes, this tactic introduces complexity to your work. It means you have to go through the process of registering a business, like picking a name and choosing which State is best for you to register your business in. But the rubber meets the road when on-ramping same as it did before, if not even better.
You can use your registered business as a further shield to protect your individual privacy for accepting fiat payments like deposits when using your corporate bank account linked to fiat payment apps, notably Zelle. Just make sure you’ve registered your business in a privacy-friendly state like Delaware, Nevada, or Wyoming, and via a third-party registered agent so that you don’t have to list your legal identity as a publicly disclosed member of the corporation.
Now that you’re earning revenue on behalf of your business, you’ll need to record those funds in some accounting software. (I prefer to use GnuCash for this, but I’ve also heard good things about Rotki.) This way, you can treat it as your business’s taxable income for reporting when your business pays member dues in the cryptocurrencies Opolis supports. Yes, it also means you’re now going to pay taxes; that’s the cost of fiat legitimacy.
I will personally vouch for Opolis being as sex worker friendly as they need to be for someone like me to join.
They’re not tracking your hours or looking into the specifics of your business or clientele.
When meeting with their agents, I was not subtle about what industry I’m in. The agent I spoke with did not bat an eye, and didn’t pry.
Also, you don’t need to be earning all of your income from sex work to join. What matters is how much you’re making in total so that you (as a business) can afford to run payroll while covering operating expenses, employee compensation (salary and benefits), and paying taxes or other applicable fees.
No, this is not likely to be feasible for survival sex workers. For some mid-range or higher-end escorts, part-time workers, or sex workers who also freelance in civilian industries as gig workers, however, joining a digital employment cooperative like this one could both level up their business and further integrate them with the cryptocurrency economy.
I’d love to hear about your experience if you try something like this so please don’t hesitate to reach out to me if you do!
Convert crypto back to fiat currency
I need to write this up, too. Basically it’s just going back to an exchange where you are okay KYC’ing to your fiat identity.
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One-third (33%) of the total booking cost while touring.
As a first-time client, a deposit also entitles you to an optional, free curiosity call enjoyed a minimum of 48 hours before our scheduled date.
Deposits are non-transferable and non-refundable, except in the rare case I must cancel our date, but they can be applied to another date should you need to reschedule. (See my cancellation policy for details.) Our time together is confirmed only after I receive your deposit.
It's okay, you can always cancel or reschedule a date for any reason, no questions asked. If you cancel with:
3 or more days (72 hours) notice, 100% of your deposit can be applied toward the fee for a rescheduled date.
3 to 1 days (72-24 hours) notice, 50% of your deposit can be applied toward the fee for a rescheduled date.
1 day or less (24 hours) notice, your deposit will be forfeited, and I'll expect to receive the remainder of my fee before I'll consider scheduling with you again.
I honor reapplied deposits for up to 3 months into the future. Past deposits cannot be used as a deposit again. They only apply towards the next date's fee, not their deposits; each booking unconditionally requires a deposit to reserve my time.
In the rare event I'm forced to cancel our date, I'll offer to promptly return your full deposit to you and will make every effort to give us another opportunity to meet.
(Please note that I accept patronage for my time and companionship only.)
I strongly prefer encrypted messaging via Signal Private Messenger. (You’ll earn a $40 USD discount off our first date if you book entirely over Signal as a thank you for helping to protect your privacy and mine. Learn how to earn more discounts….)
Please be patient as it may take a day for me to reply.
Occasionally, I send cute updates and neat announcements to friends and lovers via my newsletter. This includes information about upcoming tours, a range of special social and industry-adjacent events, and even the rare special discount or deal. Subscribing is optional, free, never X-rated, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
(Subscribing to my newsletter requires a double opt-in confirmation. When subscribed, you agree to provide some light telemetry as part of industry-standard analytics. If you want to receive tour information more discreetly, please view or subscribe to my tour calendar, instead.)
You may also want to review my “do’s and don’ts” for making first contact. My FAQ page can also allay any concerns you may have.
Especially generic messages are likely to trigger my spam filter or auto-responder; I may not see them.
If you’d like even more handholding, I wrote a thorough step-by-step Booking Guide just for you!
In your first message
My booking form can help you write a message that includes all the information I need from you for us to meet. When writing me, always include:
Your preferred name.
When you're hoping to see me; supply both a preferred and an alternate date and time.
How long you'd like to see me for. See my rates for helpful guidance in selecting a duration.
Where you want to meet: my place/"incall," your place/"outcall," or indicate a social date/meet and greet. Look up my travel dates if you're not sure where I'll be.
Here are some things to keep in mind when writing me. Please:
do…
do not…
include all the information I require of you to schedule your booking in your very first message, including your screening information. I may not reply to messages that lack any piece of info requested by my booking form.
write only “hey,” or omit any of the requested information. If you're wondering why I'm not replying, it’s most likely because you didn't include something I asked you for. If you're not sure what to write, fill in my booking inquiry form to draft a complete first message to me.
mention any specific needs, desires, or concerns you have in a respectful, professional tone. For our mutual safety, I will not reply to explicit or vulgar communication until after you have passed screening because I simply do not know who you are until then.
use sexually explicit or vulgar language. I understand the desire to clarify or set such expectations early on, but any such discussion must wait until you have passed my screening so that we can speak to each other confident in the knowledge that we are both consenting adults.
speak only for yourself, even if you are part of a couple or group; each member of your party must contact me individually so I know everyone is on the same page and consenting.
speak for anyone other than yourself in your party if you are part of a couple or group.
be past the age of majority, usually eighteen years of age or older. I only ever see people who are legally considered adults.
under any circumstances, ever contact me if you are or on behalf of a minor. I will cease correspondence with you immediately upon learning that a minor is in any way involved.
If we're not yet acquainted, such as when you're writing to me for the first time, you'll need to attach safety screening info or pass one of my alternative safety check processes. (Why?)
I treat your information with the utmost confidentiality, as discretion and screening helps assure our mutual safety and comfort.
To successfully screen, complete any one (1) of the following requirements:
Screening method 1: attaching a selfie of yourself holding a valid government-issued photo ID card/document showing at least your full name, birthyear, and photo (the rest may be redacted), plus a carrier phone number (not a texting app or burner/VoIP number) to the message you send when you contact me, or
Screening method 2: attaching a selfie plus a LinkedIn profile link plus a carrier phone number (not a texting app or burner/VoIP number) to the message you send when you contact me, or
Screening alternative 1: scheduling a paid video vibe check, where we will video chat using Signal Private Messenger so you can provide the minimal information from your legal ID document for me to verify in real-time. I'll join the video chat after I receive your payment for the video call.
Screening alternative 2: scheduling and sending a deposit for a meet-and-greet/social-only date (at my social rate) where we will physically meet in a public venue.
Messages that lack screening information may not receive a reply. If you need help writing an inquiry, use my booking form to draft a completed one. I'm looking forward to hearing from you!
As an extrovert with a chronic case of wanderlust, I travel frequently and sometimes suddenly. My travel calendar is updated from time to time, and reflects my best estimate of where I’ll be. Planning ahead is the best way to ensure I’ll make availability for you.
As I have autonomy over my time, with proper planning I can often be available at most times of the day or night. That said, I’m not a morning kitten, and planning our date 2 or more days in advance will give us the best experience together. I'm discerning and selective, so while same-day sessions are possible, I always prioritize returning friends and longer bookings over short-notice quickies with new friends.
in NYC: several private options near public transit lines, including a luxury condo and decadent dungeon
in Boston/North Shore: a quiet house with a dedicated kinky play room
Showers () and easy parking () are available at all my incalls in both cities.
Outcall Availability
If you would like to host:
Please add round-trip fare for car service (including 20% tip for drivers), in addition to my usual rate.
When meeting one another for the first time, I may decline to see you at a personal residence. If that's what you had in mind, consider scheduling a curiosity call or video date with me beforehand.
Hotel arrangements
If you're unable to host an outcall, I'm happy to arrange a hotel meet (with minimum 24 hours notice) for an additional cost of the hotel reservation. I can itemize this charge, and it will be included in your deposit.
Suitors who want to really impress me should consider adding an amount with which to tip the hotel's housekeeping/maid service. (I notice when people don't tip, and I will in their stead.)
My affinity for spontaneity makes same-day trysts occasionally possible IFF seeing one another is convenient for me. When booking with short notice (less than 24 hours), please keep in mind:
lack of foreplanning may incur a rush fee to cover last-minute higher lodging or travel costs.
new friends are still required to screen, which may take time, so I encourage you to get pre-screened if you often need this kind of spontaneous appointment.
Occasionally, I publish last-minute availability on social media; my Links page shows you where you can find and follow me online.
Quick access to payment info including guides for getting started with cryptocurrency and its privacy benefits as a client or customer. (Provider crypto guides also available!)
More health info for in-person meets. Requires Tor Browser to view.
Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers)
When choosing a companion, especially for the first time, you may have some questions! A lot of these questions get asked very frequently, so I’ve gathered them here to make my answers easier for you to find, and easier for me to reference when needed.
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