How to Create Your Provider Profile
Your main provider profile is the profile you control. It powers how people find you, start conversations, build trust, and book you. Visibility is off by default; you decide if and where you appear.
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Quick answer
A provider profile is your canonical, provider-controlled profile that runs discovery, negotiation, trust, and bookings. Visibility is off by default; you choose if and where to appear using regional Billboards that sync from your profile. Set your Service World, service menu (including custom services), pricing and boundaries, media and verification, languages, availability, and safety controls (blocking, whitelist). Booking requests are reviewed first; negotiation clarifies terms; a booking is confirmed only when you accept.
Overview
Think of your profile as a structured workspace you own—not an ad. Define your Service World and service menu (including custom services), set pricing and boundaries, add discreet media and verification, choose languages, and set availability. Use regional Billboards to turn on focused visibility while your main profile stays in charge. Set negotiation and booking preferences that match your pace. Safety tools like blocking, reporting, and whitelisting protect your time and privacy. Preview in private, publish when ready, and update details as your work evolves.
Controlled Visibility
Visibility is off by default. Turn on the regional Billboards you choose; they mirror your main profile so you stay in control.
Structured Services & Pricing
Use clear, structured menus with “from” or package pricing. Add custom services safely and confirm details during negotiation.
Trust & Safety Built In
Tasteful media, verification, boundaries, blocking, and whitelists help build trust and reduce irrelevant or unsafe requests.
Step-by-Step Setup
Build a calm, clear, professional profile by moving through these steps.
- Prepare essentials: outline your Service World(s), services (with optional custom items), bio, boundaries, pricing, and discreet media.
- Profile basics: display name, general region (not an exact address), languages, and how you prefer people to communicate.
- Service Menu: select categories; add custom services with clear names and short descriptions.
- Pricing & boundaries: choose “from” prices or fixed packages; list behavior expectations and any preparation notes.
- Trust & presentation: add non-explicit, consistent media; enable verification to increase credibility.
- Languages & translation: enable multilingual content; keep wording calm and professional, and review drafts before publishing.
- Availability: set hours, lead times, blackout days, pause modes, and same-day rules.
- Discoverability: fine-tune profile details (services, extras, languages, atmosphere) to get better matches.
- Regional Billboards: activate where and when you choose; Billboard copies stay synced with your main profile.
- Negotiation & booking: set response expectations, handle custom requests, send proposals, and confirm bookings only after acceptance.
- Safety & privacy: use blocking, reporting, and whitelisting; avoid posting personal contacts; manage search indexing and media settings.
- Preview & publish: review privately; publish with limited or no Billboard activation; iterate as your work changes.
Discoverability, Negotiation, and Safety
Fewer, better matches through clear info; clarity before confirmation; privacy and control at every step.
- Clear profile details help AI understand what people want and surface suitable requests.
- Negotiation is a safety and clarity step—requests are reviewed, and bookings finalize only when you accept.
- Blocking, pausing, and ending conversations are normal and supported; use the whitelist for trusted returning clients.
- Media supports trust and presentation; it is not for explicit content distribution.
- Regional Billboards focus discovery without exposing exact locations—useful for travel or higher privacy needs.
Common questions
Verification is optional but recommended. It adds visible trust signals to your profile and can reduce confusion in requests. You can publish without it, but verification often improves client confidence.
Keep visibility off and do not activate Billboards. You can maintain a complete profile, receive messages from existing contacts, and reply at your own pace while staying out of public discovery.
Yes. You choose which regions to activate and when. Billboards are synced copies of your main profile; edits to your main profile update the Billboards to keep details consistent.
Use calm, clear names and short descriptions. Avoid explicit phrasing. Set “from” prices or packages if useful, and use negotiation to confirm exact terms before booking.
Use discreet, high-quality media that builds trust and professionalism without explicit imagery. Follow platform moderation rules; avoid content that is unsafe or violates policy.
In Availability, set working hours, lead-time requirements, same-day rules, blackout days, and pause modes. Your posted hours guide clients and help filter out requests you won’t accept.
Yes. Use pause modes to hide from discovery or reduce visibility without removing your profile. You can return to full visibility whenever you’re ready.
Enable multilingual profile content and review drafts before publishing to keep meaning, boundaries, and tone intact. Use calm, professional language and finalize only when comfortable.
Payment features may vary by region and product scope. Check in-app or contact support for current options. Do not assume on-platform payments unless they are clearly enabled for your account.
Only what you choose to share on your profile or during negotiation is visible. Avoid posting personal contact info publicly and use in-platform messaging for communication.
Use blocking and reporting in the conversation settings. You can end conversations or pause your profile at any time—continuing communication is never required.
A Booking Request is an inquiry you review. A Proposal is your clear offer with terms. A Booking is confirmed only after you accept.
Final thoughts
Start privately, publish selectively, and adjust as your work evolves. Your main profile remains the source of truth—Billboards, negotiation, and safety tools work together to support confident, professional bookings on your terms.
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