From a piece about its initial launch: "Escorts can trial the app for free, with the first three bookings offered as inclusive. After those have been used up, they will be able to accept a maximum of one booking every three days without paying for a membership."

You've got a whole 10 minutes to confirm those bookings. Screening, what's that then?

Oh, and it turns out that you're expected to send a GPS location to the clients and it cost escorts $25 for one week in the unlikely event you get more than three bookings.

Given that there are barely any users, from either side, and - for original launch cities - clients were charged from $9.99 for three days’ access, going up to $99.99 for one year..

.. why would anyone use it?

Not least because it's very likely that how they manage the 'pay £££s to get another booking' is either..

.. what a court would call 'controlling prostitution for gain' or

.. open to fake bookings as a way to get you to pay up or

.. both.

Oh, and it turns out that unless clients pay this bunch, they can only make bookings of 2+ hours via this.

See new pinned post here