FAQ
Frequently asked questions about male companionship in Switzerland
Process, discretion, selection, costs and the legal position. The questions people actually ask before a first enquiry, answered openly.
Process and enquiry
How does an enquiry work?
The first contact always goes through us. You describe the occasion, region and time frame, we read the enquiry personally and send you a curated selection of suitable profiles. Only once you have chosen someone do we pass on the contact. From that point you deal directly with each other, by email, WhatsApp or phone.
What should my first message say?
Five details are enough: city and date, the occasion (dinner, event, wedding, trip), a rough time frame, the dress code and the style you prefer — more calm, more humorous, or very present. We clarify the rest together. You don't have to phrase anything perfectly; we ask the right questions.
How quickly will I get a reply?
Usually within a day. How fast concrete suggestions follow depends on region and timing: in Zurich the selection is large and short-notice appointments are realistic; in Geneva or Aarau it pays to plan ahead.
What if no suitable profile is free?
Then we say so openly, rather than sending you just anything. There are usually two routes: a different date, or a different place nearby. Many companions cover several regions, so an appointment is often a question of location rather than availability.
Do I have to create an account?
No. There is no registration, no profile and no login. You send an enquiry, we reply. That is deliberate: an account creates data nobody needs.
Can I ask about one specific companion?
Yes. You can read through the profiles and ask about a particular person. Even then the enquiry goes through us first, so we can check availability and fit before contact is made.
Discretion and data
How discreet is the service?
Discretion here isn't a promise, it is the architecture: text-based profiles instead of public image catalogues, no registration, no unnecessary data collection, and communication over clear, traceable channels. Your enquiry is read by us and is never publicly visible.
What data do you need from me?
As little as possible: one way to reach you, the region, the occasion and a time frame. A first name is enough, and even that is optional. You decide whether we contact you by email or phone.
How do I stay reachable without giving out my private number?
Many clients set up a separate number or a dedicated email address just for this. It takes a few minutes and is the simplest way to keep private life and enquiry cleanly apart. We recommend it explicitly.
Are photos taken?
No. No photos, no social media mentions, no details passed to the outside. That applies to us, and it is part of what the companions are bound to.
What happens to my enquiry afterwards?
It is used for the matching and not passed on. If you want us to delete your details, just write us a line. The specifics are in the privacy policy.
Selection and profiles
Why are there no photos of the companions?
Because a photo answers the wrong question. An image says nothing about how someone reads a room, how he talks, or whether he respects boundaries. Our profiles describe bearing, manner, languages and interests — exactly the points where an evening succeeds or fails. As a side effect it protects the privacy of both sides.
How are the companions vetted?
Every application starts with a structured enquiry and a first review of presentation, communication style, reliability and awareness of discretion. A personal conversation follows. Identity and consistency of the details given are checked before a profile is published at all. Fewer than five percent of applications get through.
How many companions are there?
Currently 25 in the catalogue, aged 23 to 33. The largest selection is in Zurich with 20 profiles, followed by Bern with ten and Basel with nine. In Geneva there are two, because French and English are a requirement there.
Which languages do the companions speak?
German and English throughout, and depending on the person French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Serbian, Russian or Arabic. Each profile states what is genuinely at working level. Name the language of your evening in the enquiry and we filter for it.
Can I filter by region?
Yes, directly in the catalogue. We cover the whole of Switzerland, with a focus on Zurich, Basel, Bern, Lucerne, Zug, St. Gallen, Winterthur, Aarau and Geneva, plus Lausanne, Lugano, Chur, Fribourg and Solothurn.
Occasions and setting
Which occasions are possible?
Most often dinners, events, weddings and company occasions as a plus-one, cultural evenings, travel and business appointments. And very often simply an evening when someone doesn't want to eat alone. That is the most common reason of all.
Can I book for several days or a trip?
Yes. Travel companionship is its own format and needs more preparation: route, hotels, timing, the style you want and how much space you each need. Once that is settled beforehand, the rest runs relaxed.
What if this is my first time doing something like this?
Then just say so. It is more common than you think, and it mainly changes how we support you: more explanation, more lead time, a calmer first setting. A coffee or a walk as a first meeting is often more comfortable than a dinner with a reserved table.
How short notice can I enquire at?
Planning is better, but short notice often works anyway. In the Zurich region, with 20 available companions, spontaneous appointments are realistic; in smaller regions it gets tight fast. Name your time window and we'll judge it realistically.
Costs
What does the service cost me?
For you as the enquirer, the matching is free. The platform is funded by subscriptions from the listed companions, not by commission on meetings. That is deliberate: a commission would create an incentive to bring about as many meetings as possible rather than the most suitable ones.
Is there a price list?
No. We don't set prices and take no share. Whatever is agreed between you and the companion, you settle directly between yourselves once contact has been made.
Safety and law
Is this legal in Switzerland?
Yes. Switzerland is among the countries where sex work is not banned but regulated, and as the client you carry no criminal liability provided the other person is over 18. A large part of what gets booked here is legally not sex work at all, but an ordinary service contract.
What is explicitly not part of the offer?
We are purely a matching platform. We provide no premises and no infrastructure, and there is no entitlement to a match or to a meeting taking place. Use is restricted to adults.
What if I don't feel comfortable?
Then you end the evening. No discussion and no justification needed. Stating clear boundaries in advance makes it easier for both sides, and a serious companion respects them. If something isn't right in the contact, tell us and we will follow it up.
Still something open?
If your question isn't here, send it via the contact form. We answer plainly and without platform jargon. The process in detail is on how it works, and who is behind the platform on about us.