Profile name
Your stage name. You can choose freely, but stay consistent: use the same name on other channels so regular clients can find you again.
Set up your profile
Mia Laurent
EXPERT IN ESCORT SERVICES AND SAFETY
Published: May 2026
A good profile is the foundation for bookings. This page guides you through all fields and shows what matters.
WHY YOUR PROFILE DECIDES
How your profile convinces
On gingr.ch, clients decide in seconds whether to click a profile. Then comes reading and booking — or not. Three things matter: authentic photos, a clear description and accurate service listings. Everything else is detail: important for conversion, but secondary for the first impression.
your profile
What is mandatory
Profile photos
At least one main photo and four additional photos, ideally more. Real photos of you, current and good quality. Stock photos or images of other people are not allowed and will be detected during the Content Verification process.
Description
A short text about you, your offering and your style. 100 to 300 words is ideal. Be authentic, without exaggeration, without copy-paste phrases and without stating your prices or the services you offer.
Services
The list of services you offer. You choose from a predefined list so clients can filter and compare. Do not list services you do not actually want to provide.
Service pricing
At least your hourly rate. Additional time slots (30 minutes, 2 hours, overnight etc.) are optional but recommended.
Location and availability
Where do you work (incall address can be hidden or a nearby meeting point can be chosen)? When are you available? Every day at any time or only at certain times?
OPTIONALS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
What makes your profile strong
Besides the mandatory fields, there are several elements that make your profile significantly stronger. A short intro video if that is your thing. Detailed language information, because many clients search specifically by language. An up-to-date calendar with availability. Clear details about incall or outcall and any travel regions. The more complete your profile, the more clients will reach you.
PHOTOS
Photos: What matters
Your photos are the most important part of your profile. Three things matter: quality (sharp, well lit, not pixelated), authenticity (you, current, not heavily edited) and variety (multiple perspectives, not just portraits). A professional shoot is worth it, but good selfies in daylight also work. Avoid extreme filters that change your look; clients expect to recognize you at the meeting based on the photos.
DESCRIPTION
Description: How to write it
Your description should answer three questions: who you are, what you offer, and what makes you different. Write how you speak. No cliches, no exaggerated promises, no copied text blocks. A personal, honest text works better than a perfectly formulated but interchangeable ad.
Frequently asked questions about profile setup
How many photos do I need?
At least one main photo, ideally five to ten. More is better, but only if the quality is right. Better to have a few good ones than many weak ones.
Do I have to show my face?
No. You can choose photos so that your face is not recognisable. Content Verified also works without face photos because the verification is done internally.
Can I use edited photos?
Light colour correction and retouching are fine. But filters that significantly change your appearance are not recommended. Clients expect to recognise you at the meeting.
How long can my description be?
Between 100 and 300 words works best. Shorter texts feel half-hearted; longer ones are often not read.
Can I edit my profile at any time?
Yes. You can adjust text, photos, services and prices at any time in the dashboard. Larger changes may trigger a brief re-review, especially new photos or media for Content Verified.
Are clients notified immediately when I update my profile?
No. Nobody receives a notification about updates. However, freshly updated profiles benefit from a higher perceived freshness in the grid.
Your profile at a glance
Mandatory fields are quick to complete. Optional fields are what make the difference between a solid and a strong profile.