Checked before it is published
Every listing goes through moderation before it reaches the catalogue, and the verification badge is issued only once a video has been matched against the photographs. Which is why far from every listing carries one.
Nobody pays into thin air and nobody works on credit. The money waits on the platform and moves the minute the meeting happens — released by a code scanned in person, not by anybody's word.

In this trade both sides are used to being cheated, in opposite directions: the client pays in advance and nobody arrives; the escort does the work and hears about payment tomorrow. A deal on Purr Club closes both, because between the two of them stands the platform — and while a deal is running neither side can take the money alone.
The amount leaves the client's balance and is locked on the platform. The escort can see the money is there and cannot touch it; the client cannot quietly take it back. The fee sits on top of it and the client pays it — the escort receives the agreed sum in full — and it is named before the deal is created.
The client holds a one-time QR code and the escort scans it face to face. It opens once: the scan destroys the secret, so a screenshot forwarded to somebody else confirms nothing. Being able to scan it is the proof that both people are in the same room.
The scan counts as the confirmation of both sides, and the escrow goes to the escort straight away — no invoice, no payout day, no request to a support desk.
From paying someone who never turns up. Until the meeting happens the money is held, not sent, and if it does not happen the client opens a dispute instead of chasing anybody. A refusal the client has already recorded cannot be overturned by scanning the code.
From working first and being paid never. The amount is on the platform before the meeting, and what releases it is the code in the client's hands, not their goodwill afterwards. It arrives in full: the platform's fee was charged to the client on top of it.
When something goes wrong, the dispute goes to a human being: arbitration has a seventy-two-hour deadline, and a missed deadline is not allowed to decide the case by itself. Money moves on that clock only when the side that was asked said nothing at all — never merely because nobody got round to ruling.
A directory in this industry is usually a wall of photographs with a telephone number under each one. Some of them were copied from somewhere else, the prices are a guess, and finding out costs an evening and the fare. The woman in the advert loses just as much: her photographs are reused by strangers she has never spoken to, and she has no way of taking them down.
So we built the boring half. A moderator reads a listing before anyone else sees it. A verification badge means a video was matched against the photographs, not that somebody ticked a box. Prices, languages, cities and availability are fields rather than free text, so a search can answer the question it was actually asked.
Everything else on the platform is a matter of taste. These four are the product.
Every listing goes through moderation before it reaches the catalogue, and the verification badge is issued only once a video has been matched against the photographs. Which is why far from every listing carries one.
Messages stay inside the platform rather than in a phonebook. Contact details are not sold and not handed to advertisers, and a listing can be hidden or deleted by its owner at any moment, photographs included.
City, languages, prices, services, tours, who is free tonight — all of it is a filter rather than a paragraph to read through. What a listing promises is what the search matched it on.
Plan prices and the platform fee are written on the pricing page and charged exactly as written. No commission invented afterwards, and no figure on a page that disagrees with the one on the invoice.
A badge is worth exactly as much as the work behind it, so here is that work. All of it happens before a stranger reads a listing, rather than after somebody complains about one.
The catalogue is open to anyone over eighteen. Publishing a listing costs nothing, one tap hides it again, and it stays yours to control.