Our Safety Standards: The Checklist for Every Booking
Safety standards for an escort booking cover a check on the client before the request, check-ins at set times, a code word and the right to leave at any moment. At Ultimate Escorts Models every client goes through our KYC check, and after the date you send a brief check-out.
This page lists what applies at Ultimate Escorts Models, point by point. The whole collaboration is described in how we work.
Enquiries: what applies first
- Every client goes through our KYC check before an enquiry reaches you.
- Anonymous enquiries are declined, and so are pressure, haggling over your boundaries and demands for secrecy.
- A man who has crossed a line is not booked again with you or with anyone else on our team.
- Payment is cashless, with an invoice, so money stays out of the room.
- Even after the screening, you decide, and you never have to explain whether you accept a date or not.
Before: your checklist
Place, hour, duration and fee are fixed before every booking, and this list covers the rest.
- Your personal contact has the address and the hour.
- A first encounter takes place somewhere public, such as a restaurant or a bar.
- Your check-in times and your code word are agreed.
- Battery full, power bank in your bag, a second number kept apart from your private one.
- Cash of your own for a taxi, and a route back that you chose yourself.
- Alcohol stays low, and your glass stays in view.
- No private documents with your real name in your bag unless you need them.
During: the appointment
- Check-in: a text soon after you arrive, then at the set hours.
- If one is missing: we call you, and if we cannot reach you, the next step you agreed with us follows.
- Code word: a harmless-sounding phrase that starts the plan you agreed in advance, for example a call that gives you a reason to leave.
- Your ride: you can get there and back on your own, independently of the man you are meeting.
You can end any date at any moment, with nothing to explain and without permission from anyone. A bad feeling is reason enough, and payment is dealt with afterwards, never in the room.
After: the check-out
- You text your personal contact, for example “out, all fine”. It takes a minute.
- Anything unpleasant, pushy or different from the plan is noted down and talked through with you.
- If you want to speak to someone outside the agency, Hydra e.V. in Berlin and similar advice centres will talk to you in confidence.
Overnights and travel
- Accommodation, journeys there and back and the itinerary are fixed in advance.
- Longer stays have more check-ins, for example in the morning and at night.
- Travel costs are always paid by the client.
- You travel with your own valid documents, which stay with you, and with a return route that you organise yourself.
Which emergency numbers should you know?
In immediate danger, call 112, which works in every EU country, in Switzerland and in the United Kingdom. The police are also on 110 in Germany, 133 in Austria, 117 in Switzerland and 999 in the United Kingdom. For the rules and health advice in your country, local advice centres and health offices can help.
- Police: 110 (DE), 133 (AT), 117 (CH), 999 (UK); 112 across the EU, in Switzerland and in the UK.
- Hilfetelefon Gewalt gegen Frauen (Germany): 116 016, free, anonymous and open around the clock, in many languages.
Source: hilfetelefon.de.
If you ever suspect that someone is being forced into this work, our anti-trafficking policy lists the reporting routes for each country.
General information, not legal advice. Binding answers come from the authority and a local advice centre.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the routine change for regular clients?
No. A man who has booked before is still screened, and the same routine applies every time. Routines only protect you if they are never skipped, whether it is your first appointment or your fiftieth.
What exactly happens when I use the code word?
We agree with you in advance what happens, and it ranges from a call that gives you a reason to leave to contacting emergency services if you are in danger. The code word simply means that you want to leave. You never have to explain anything in the moment, and afterwards we talk through what happened with you.
What happens if a client crosses a line?
He is not booked again with you or with anyone else on our team. We talk through what happened with you and note it down, and if you want to report an offence, we support you with the next steps.
What applies on an overnight?
The same standards apply with more planning: accommodation, itinerary and return route are fixed in advance, and there are more check-ins, for example in the morning and at night. Travel costs are always paid by the client, and you can leave on your own at any time.
Sources
- § 32 ProstSchG: condom requirement
- § 10 ProstSchG: health counselling
- National Ugly Mugs (UK), safety reporting for sex workers
- Hydra e.V., counselling for sex workers, Berlin
- European Commission: the EU emergency number 112
As of October 2026, with links checked.
Questions about safety?
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