Is it possible to see if a professional offers Hosting without checking complete profile of the professional…
If you do a search. you can specify cuddle place. You can set it to only see pros who are hosting.
You can choose to only search for cuddlers who Host, like this:
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Or you can look manually under the Facts section of any profile; there is a line for whether people are willing to be a Host, a Guest, or to cuddle in Public:
However, bear in mind that when you do find a Pro you want to book, it is best practice to, indeed, read her complete profile, before contacting her, as many of them have requirements listed.
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I have found that some pros list that they host but what they actually mean is that they host occasionally. For example, some will rent a hotel a weekend a month and will host only during that weekend.
@Morpheus True dat.
Many also charge a "hosting fee"...sometimes ten bucks, sometimes double their cuddling rate. 😐
Yes, I've come across pros that day that they Host, but when you read the profile it says "I can host at a hotel if you cover the cost."
I wouldn't consider that to be hosting, but selecting hosting in search is a good first pass filter.
@Achterbahn I agree, I don’t really consider that hosting. I think if they’re going to do that, they should list their hosting dates in their profile.
I don't usually have hosting checkmarked on my profile. I only really host if I am on an actual trip where I will have a hotel room already (no additional fees).
Outside of a trip, if I am asked, I will get a hotel room if the client covers the cost, so semi hosting...? 🤷♀️