Escort website questions
clients ask me.

Yes. Escort website design is what I've always done, for independent escorts, companions and agencies. I design each site from scratch around your brand and your boundaries, without starting from an escort website template, and you can edit it yourself. See what escort website design involves.

It's me, start to finish. I reply to your first message, then I design the site, write the code, set up the hosting and make changes afterwards. Nobody else works here, so you won't be passed on to an account manager or a production team.

It depends on how much is custom and when your content arrives. In my experience the build is rarely the slow part; waiting on photos and text is. You'll get a timeline in writing with your quote. If you need it faster, tell me at the start. Rush work is possible and I quote it separately.

No. You see the site working before you pay for it. That's been my policy from the beginning. The 2012 version of this site said "do not EVER pay for a website up front" in those words, and I still stand by it. If a web designer in this industry asks you for the full amount before you've seen anything, treat that as a warning.

Because one printed figure would be wrong for most people reading it. What a site costs depends on how much of it is custom. The packages set out what each tier includes so you can judge the scope, and I'll give you a real number for your project, in writing, before any work starts.

Not unless you want it to. I register domains with privacy protection, keep your legal name out of the site's markup and metadata, and strip location data from photos when they're uploaded. I do all of that on every site as standard.

No, unless you tell me you're happy for me to. A client's site only goes on my work page if they opt in. You can also change your mind later and I'll take it down.

Not on the hosting I provide. We settle that question before your site launches, so you aren't finding out in the middle of an incident. What I can't do is guarantee how registrars, payment processors, CDNs or ad networks will behave, and anyone who says they can is guessing with your business.

Yes, on the Professional tier and above. You can change your text, photos, rates, availability and tour dates yourself, on screens named after the things you actually update. If you'd rather I made the changes, that's fine too.

You do. It's registered in your name, and you can transfer it away from me whenever you like without asking me first. You should always be able to take your site with you.

Often, yes. A developer who has stopped replying, a login that no longer works, a domain nobody can find the account for: these are common and usually fixable. The content can often be recovered even when the site itself is gone, so ask me before you give up and start again from scratch.

No, and neither can anyone else. Search engines don't sell positions in organic results, and they change their systems all the time. What I can promise is the work that actually affects rankings: a fast, technically sound, well-structured site with clear, accurate writing. Anyone guaranteeing you page one is either misleading you or planning something that will get your site penalised.

You take the site with you: the code, the content, the database and the documentation, in a form another developer can pick up. Your domain moves whenever you say. I make leaving easy because I don't want any client to feel stuck with me.