Choose where and when.

• Start with cities where you already have enquiries or regulars.
• Avoid stretching yourself thin. Two or three longer stops usually work better than many short ones.
• Check local events and public holidays, which can raise both demand and accommodation prices.

Budget the trip.

Add up flights, accommodation, local transport and time off between stops. Work out how many bookings you need to cover them before you commit, and leave a buffer for quiet days.

Announce your dates early.

Give clients a few weeks’ notice where you can. On BelleTime, add your upcoming visits to your profile. Your next visit appears on your directory card, for example “Visiting Gold Coast, QLD” with the dates, so customers there can plan ahead.

Share your profile link in your other ads too, so every enquiry arrives as a structured request. See where to advertise as an independent escort.

Keep openings realistic.

Open only the times you can actually work, with breaks between bookings and time to travel between stops. Pause requests whenever you need to, and use manual approval if you want to decide each booking yourself. The availability guide shows how.

Plan your safety before you go.

• Share your itinerary and accommodation with a trusted person, and agree on check-in times.
• Learn the exits and the area around where you’ll stay.
• Find the local sex-worker organisation and alert service for each city in advance.

Our screening guide and online safety guide cover the rest.

Check the rules where you’ll work.

Each state and territory sets its own laws, and they differ a lot, from full decriminalisation to wide criminalisation. Check the rules before you travel: our state-by-state overview links to the official sources. BelleTime enables bookings only where they are permitted.

Keep the money simple.

On BelleTime, customers pay your full price directly to you at the appointment, and pay BelleTime a separate A$19 booking fee, including GST. Provider tools are free: no subscription, commission or booking deduction. Keep receipts for travel costs for your own records.

Common questions.