One login, either way. A group is a manager account that owns several profiles — and each of those keeps its own price, its own verification and its own earnings line, because they are different women.
Nobody reads your profile and decides whether you may be here. Confirm your email address, add at least one photograph, and the Go live button is yours to press at the end.
Two things that are still true. Nothing about you is visible until you press it — a saved profile is a draft and a draft is invisible. And the house can suspend a listing or take it down afterwards if something is wrong with it, which is not the same as being made to wait at the start.
Ten things, and it is a list rather than a mood: dating, a long-term relationship, a trip or tour, a supportive boyfriend, a best friend, a film, a mall or shopping afternoon, a city tour, a café or a meal, and a fitness or walking partner. A woman with her own account picks her own and they show on her card; most listings here are run by the house rather than by an account she signs into, and on those the house records them. There is an eleventh chip, Premium, which is the house’s own designation off a listing’s price — nobody can award it to themselves and it says nothing about what anybody wants.
Three steps, and the last one is yours. You register and add your profile — name, age, city, bio and your number. You add your photographs. You say what you are here for. Then you press Go live yourself. There is no queue and nobody reads it first.
Not by itself, and not because anybody is deciding about you. Your profile saves as a draft, and a draft is invisible — not in Browse, not in Matches Near You, not by guessing the link. It goes live when you press Go live, and that needs three things: your consent record, a confirmed email address, and at least one photograph. The database refuses without them and the screen says which is missing. Nothing here publishes itself, and nothing here waits on a verdict.
Optional, and not a gate. They put a badge on your card, and they are judged separately: the house rings the number to be sure somebody answers, and looks at the photographs to see they are of you and yours to use. One can pass while the other is still waiting. Neither one is a condition of being listed — you can go live without asking for either, and your card simply reads unverified. The screen says you hear back within 72 hours.