Submission rules

What we list

• Escort directories and portals
• Escort agencies
• Independent escort websites
• Adult massage and companion services
• Adult classifieds boards
• Resources aimed at adult webmasters

The site has to be live, in a usable state, and about one of those things. A parked domain, a "coming soon" page or a link farm is rejected.

What we reject outright

• Anything involving people under 18, or content presented to look that way
• Trafficking, coercion, or any suggestion that the people advertised are not there freely
• Non-consensual material, hidden-camera content, leaked private material
• Bestiality, incest themes, and material illegal in the country the site is hosted in
• Malware, forced downloads, aggressive pop-unders, deceptive billing
• Cloaked pages that show our checker something different from what visitors see
• Domains that redirect somewhere unrelated after approval

These are removal grounds at any time, with no notice and no appeal.

The reciprocal link

A free listing is an exchange: we list you, you link back. Specifically:

• The link points at the URL our system assigns to your listing, or at the directory homepage — either qualifies, the listing URL is the one we prefer.
• It is a normal <a href> in the served HTML — no JavaScript injection, no click tracker, no redirect hop.
• It carries no rel="nofollow", "ugc" or "sponsored".
• It is visible to a normal visitor. Not display:none, not zero-size, not positioned off-screen.
• It sits on your homepage — and only there. Links on a partners, links or any other subpage are not accepted.
• Your homepage does not carry a noindex directive.

Ready-made code is on the link to us page.

How the checks work

Our crawler reads your link page when you submit, seven days after approval, then roughly every fortnight. It sends one request, identifies itself honestly, and waits at least fifteen minutes before touching the same host again.

If the link disappears:

1. You get an email describing what we found.
2. The listing is flagged and a 14-day grace period starts.
3. A reminder goes out halfway through.
4. If the link is still gone at the end, the listing is suspended.

Put the link back and the listing returns — either automatically or after a quick editorial look, depending on how the directory is configured at the time.

One website, one listing

We match submissions on the registrable domain, so www/non-www and http/https variants of the same site count as one. If you genuinely run several separate projects, submit them separately. If you want a second entry for the same domain, explain why in the notes field and an editor will decide.

Editorial control

We rewrite descriptions that read like adverts, move entries to the category and location that actually fit, and remove listings that stop meeting the rules. Paid placements get better position — nothing else. They do not buy a different standard of review.