How to be a Male Escort

My experience with Escort Agencies varies between the most money I ever made to the worst experience ever.

There are two types of Agencies out there:

1) The first one is a legitimately run agency (or As Legitimate as Possible). They have connections at the Hotels, a list of wealthy clients to serve and don’t advertise much because their service is mostly word of mouth. I work in Vegas, so these are the best agencies to be connected with. The money you make is astronomical. They have very high standards and if you can live up to them, then they will toss a ton of work your way. These agencies are worried as much about their quality of product and service as they are about the money they pull in. That is why people will pay a huge premium to hire escorts from these agencies. There is no upselling, no people to tip out, you just show up to where they want you to go and get paid bank! It is very hard to find an agency like this and if you find one, do whatever it takes to get in… It’s so worth it!

2) The second type of agency is more like a “Prostitution Ring.” These agencies advertise everywhere (Newspapers, weekly local magazines, the phone book, online and on Craigs List). They advertise a low rate that ‘Gets You In The Room,’ then you have to upsell them on all other services like a stripper in the Champagne Room. So you get called to the room and collect the initial payment, called the ‘Drop’ (which goes directly to the agency and is not yours to keep), then you take off your clothes and begin to upsell. Lots of times the client has no idea this is going to happen and is very upset… half the time they pay, the other half of the time they ask you to leave. Let’s say the client does pay you more, then there is the ‘tip-out’ process. First, you have to tip out the operator (the person who gave you the job), which is normally about 20%, then, if an agency requires a person to drive you to the client, you have to tip out the driver, which is another 20%. By the time you get done paying the ‘Drop’ and tipping out all the required people, you are left with half of what you hustled out of the client.

There is one huge benefit to working with the second type of agency, though, and that is they let you keep the client. What that means is, the client no longer has to call the agency to get a hold of you. You can give them your number and the client can call you directly, therefore eliminating the ‘Drop’ and the tip out process. SO if you worked a client for $1200 the first time, the next time he calls that $1200 is all yours.

My suggestion when it comes to agencies is that if you need one to get work, then use them. Even if you have to tip out every person who works for the agency, at least you’ll have some cash in you pocket. Nothing is worse then being a broke ho’.

I use any means necessary to attract clients, through my own ads and through an agency. So if you get picked up by an agency, use them as much as you can.