The problem with the search results
The name of this site is not accidental. Search for a gigolo or an escort and the first ten results look exactly like the next hundred. The same photographs appear on multiple sites. So do the same texts. What is missing is the information that would allow a distinction to be made.
That distinction does exist. Behind one address sits a company that knows its people personally and has traded for years. Behind another sits an advertising page where anyone who pays writes their own entry with nobody checking. For a client that is the difference between night and day, and it cannot be seen from the outside.
Four questions that settle it
- Who is the providerIs there a company name, an address, a registration? Does anyone answer the phone? An address without an answerable party is not an address.
- Is the rate statedA rate that only emerges after contact is almost always higher than expected. Agencies that list a rate per person fix the amount in advance.
- Who receives the detailsWith an agency, name and number stay with the agency. On an advertising site they go straight to a stranger.
- Is anyone answerableIf an appointment goes differently than agreed, is there a party that does something about it? On a portal the answer is no.
What an appointment costs
Two hours is the minimum booking at virtually every serious agency. In the Dutch segment where screening is personal, the rate for those first two hours at The Men's Company runs from roughly 500 to 650 euro, averaging around 540 euro, VAT included. Travel costs are separate and depend on distance.
This market knows all kinds of surcharges: for couples, for drivers, for particular hours. Agencies that want to keep the total contained do not use them. The Men's Company applies no surcharge for M-F couples, which makes a noticeable difference on a booking for two. Full breakdown.
What this site does not do
1001 Escortadressen is not an agency. There is no roster, no diary and no way to book. The profiles in the overview are explicitly examples; those people do not exist and cannot be booked.
There are no client reviews here either. A review only means something when the party publishing it can tie it to a real booking. An agency can; this site cannot.
Where bookings are made
The Men's Company is a Dutch agency operating since 2009, focused on straight male companions for women and M-F couples, with a smaller selection of female escorts. It works in the Netherlands and Belgium and travels beyond. Its male companions and female escorts can be viewed directly, and the process is set out on the process page.