What should I do if I am running late?

Send a short message as soon as you know, with a realistic arrival time. Your companion can then plan around it. In most cases the booking still ends at the original time, because her next commitment is already set. If you will be very late, it may be kinder to move the booking to another time.

Can I bring a gift for my companion?

A small, thoughtful gift is a kind gesture, but it is never expected. Good choices are simple: flowers, a nice bottle of wine or a small treat. Keep the gift separate from payment, and do not hide money inside it. Good manners count for more than any gift.

Can I ask for the same companion again?

Yes, and companions enjoy seeing regular clients who treat them well. Tell us who you would like to see and when, and we check her availability. Give more notice for a popular companion or a weekend evening. Seeing the same companion again is often easier, because you already know each other.

Is it acceptable to drink alcohol during a booking?

A glass of wine or a drink over dinner is fine and often part of a date. Heavy drinking is not. Arrive sober, drink moderately, and never pressure your companion to drink. A companion may end a booking if a client is intoxicated, because she needs to feel safe and respected throughout.

What happens if my companion needs to cancel?

It is rare, but illness or an emergency can happen. If it does, we tell you as early as possible. We offer another time with the same companion, or suggest another companion who suits your plans. If you paid a deposit, we explain the options. You are never left waiting without a message.

Escort Booking Etiquette

Good escort booking etiquette is mostly common courtesy. Send a polite first message with the details, arrive fresh and on time, settle payment at the start, and respect your companion's boundaries from the first hello to the goodbye. Do that, and the booking goes smoothly for both of you.

Your first message

The first message sets the tone. Keep it short, polite and practical. You do not need a script, but a good first message includes:

the companion you would like to meet, or the type of companion if you would like a suggestion
the date and a rough start time
how long you would like
incall or outcall, and your suburb or hotel if it is outcall
your first name and a contact number

Use whichever channel suits you best: phone, WhatsApp, Telegram or the enquiry form on our contact page. One clear message is better than several short ones, and it gets you a faster reply.

Keep the message tasteful. Do not describe explicit requests by text or ask for extra photos. If you have questions about what a companion offers, ask us privately. Each profile lists the services that companion offers, and they vary from one woman to the next.

We may ask a few light screening questions, such as confirming your name and number. This keeps everyone safe. A client who answers politely makes a good first impression.

On the day: hygiene and punctuality

Arrive fresh

Personal hygiene is the single most noticed courtesy. Shower shortly before the booking, brush your teeth, and wear clean clothes. Keep aftershave light. If you are coming straight from work, a site or a long flight, give yourself time to freshen up first. Your companion will take the same care with her own presentation.

If you host an outcall, tidy the room first: clear the bed and the bathroom, have a clean towel ready and keep the lighting soft.

Be on time

Arrive at the agreed time, not early and not late. For incall, turning up early can mean your companion is still preparing. Arriving late usually shortens your booking, because the next part of her day is already planned. If you are running behind, send a quick message as soon as you know.

Consent and boundaries

Your companion decides what she is comfortable with, and she can change her mind at any point. A clear yes matters, and so does a no, spoken or not.

Do not push for anything she has declined, and do not ask twice.
Do not arrive affected by alcohol or drugs. A companion may end a booking if she feels unsafe.
Treat her as you would any woman whose time you value: with patience and good manners.

Our companions are adults, and so are our clients. Every booking is for people aged 18 and over. Sex work in Queensland has been decriminalised since 2 August 2024. That change recognises it as work and strengthens protections for the people who do it. This guide is general information, not legal advice.

During the booking

Put your phone on silent and give your companion your attention. Take the first few minutes slowly, perhaps over a drink. Keep an eye on the time yourself, so the end of the booking is never awkward. When it is time to say goodbye, thank her.

Discretion works both ways

We keep your details private and never share them. We ask the same care for your companion. Her name, her location and anything she tells you stay between the two of you.

Photos and recordings: Never photograph or record your companion, or the room, unless she has clearly agreed first.
Her private life: do not look for her personal social media or her legal name.
Reviews: do not post public reviews with personal detail. If you want to give feedback, send it to us privately.

In public, follow your companion's lead. On a dinner date she will behave like any other guest, and she expects the same from you. Keep affection low-key, and do not introduce her by anything but the name she gives. If you run into someone you know, she will keep the conversation light.

Hotel etiquette for outcall

Most outcall bookings in Townsville happen in hotels in the CBD, on The Strand or around Palmer Street. A few simple habits keep things smooth:

Know the hotel's rules for visitors. Some hotels need visitors to be escorted to the room, or have lifts that need a key card. If yours does, meet your companion in the lobby and walk up together.
Share the right details. Give us the hotel name and room number, or tell us you will meet her in the lobby. Do not ask her to check in at reception under your name.
Keep the arrival low-key. Your companion will dress like any other guest. A friendly, ordinary greeting draws no attention.
Be ready. Be in the room, freshly showered, at the agreed time, with your phone on in case she messages on arrival.

Hang the do-not-disturb sign once she arrives, and arrange any room service before she comes or after she leaves.

For incall, follow the directions we send you, use the parking or entrance we suggest, and keep your arrival quiet out of respect for her neighbours.

Payment, cancellations and changes

Payment at the start

Pay at the start of the booking. Have the agreed amount ready, perhaps in an envelope, and hand it over early so it never hangs over the evening. Rates are agreed before you meet, so never negotiate at the door. Our guide to escort prices in Townsville explains what shapes a rate and why haggling is poor form.

Cancelling courteously

Plans change, and that is understood. If you need to cancel or move a booking, tell us as early as you can. Your companion has set aside her time and turned down other plans to see you. A late message is far better than no message at all. Never simply fail to turn up. A no-show costs your companion her evening and makes it much harder to book with us again. If a deposit applies to your booking, we explain the cancellation terms when you book.

If something feels wrong

If anything about a booking does not feel right, for you or for your companion, it is fine to end it politely. Contact us afterwards, and we will sort things out discreetly.

The small things that get you welcomed back

Companions remember the clients who make their day easier, and those regulars often find their favourite companion makes time for them first.

If this is your very first booking, read our first-time booking guide for a step-by-step walkthrough. If you are planning an evening out together, our Townsville date night guide has ideas for sunset, dinner and a last drink. When you are ready, browse the companions or send us a discreet message.