Escort advertising that doesn't expire
Why here
Six things no other platform promises
Your baseline never decays
The free tier is real
Editing never takes you dark
Pause without penalty
Prices are public
Your data is yours
The channel
Why the page you own beats an ad you rent
Google Ads does not accept escort advertising, and neither do the social platforms. The page you are listed on is the channel. That is why it matters whether that page is yours or rented.
A rented ad runs for a set number of days, then it is gone, along with any link that pointed at it. Every renewal starts from zero. A permanent profile does the opposite: it keeps its address, it keeps every link, and it is still there when a client searches your name six months later.
The dated badge is what a client checks first. It sits on the profile, not on an ad, so it is never behind a renewal.
Getting live
Four steps, about fifteen minutes
- 1
Create an account
- 2
Verify your ID
- 3
Build your profile
- 4
Get reviewed
Verification
What verification asks of you
A government photo ID and a liveness check, through a specialist provider. A person then confirms the face in your photos is the face on the ID. The document is verified and then deleted; we keep the result, the month, and a one-way code that stops banned people re-registering.
Verification lasts 12 months. You are reminded at 60 and 30 days, and a lapsed listing is unpublished until you renew, never quietly left up with a stale badge.
You get one listing. Verification is per person, and two listings would present one verified human as two, which is the exact claim the badge exists to make impossible. To work in another city, tour: your one profile travels with you.
Switching
Switching from another platform
Moving is a few minutes of work: the same photos, the same rates, the same bio, plus a verification check. Your old profile can stay up while the new one is reviewed; nothing here asks you to leave anywhere.
The table is what each platform says about itself. Every cell is taken from that platform's own public pages, read on 7 September 2026. Where a platform does not publish a fact, the cell says so. If we have one wrong, tell us and we will correct it.
| VettedVault | Scarlet Blue | Tryst | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What "verified" means | Identity: government photo ID, a liveness check, and a person matching the face to the ad. The badge carries its date. | Optional photo verification by the platform's own process; profiles that pass show a Photos Verified seal. | Photo verification: that the person pictured is real and matches the photos. |
| Does the ad expire | No. The profile is permanent; only the badge expires, after 12 months, and is renewed. | Billed monthly with no contract; the profile goes online once payment is received. What happens when payment stops is not published. | No. A free Lite listing stays online after the trial. |
| Can you pay for position | No. Baseline position never decays and is never sold. Boosts buy extra reach, never rank. | Yes. Higher packages carry priority in search results and top-of-page slider placement; an $85 a month upgrade adds a separate search list. | Yes: four paid plans buy search priority, from €35 to €150 a month. No bumps. |
| Is there a free tier | Yes: Verified is free, permanent, and functional in every city. | No. The cheapest package is Standard at $80 a month, for one city and six images. | Yes: Lite, after a one-month trial of Standard. |
| Can you export your data | Yes, one click, any time, including after a ban. | not published | not published |
FAQ
Common questions
What does it cost?
How long until I am live?
Why only one listing?
How many photos do I get?
What happens when a paid plan ends?
Do you keep my ID?
Founding 200
Six months of Plus, free
Plus a permanent Founding badge on your profile. For the first 200 verified advertisers across both markets, and it is in the terms.