OxyPages

Can I Host An Adult Or Escort Website On OxyPages?

Yes, if it is your own personal brand site. An escort, companion, adult creator, model, dancer, intimacy coach or sex educator may host a site about themselves with their own photos and words, suggestive at most, behind an 18+ warning page, on a paid plan. Directories, agencies, promoting anyone else, other people's images and explicit material are not allowed.

Updated

Yes, if the website is about you. OxyPages allows adult personal brand sites: an escort, companion, adult creator, model, dancer, intimacy coach or sex educator promoting only themselves.

What Is Allowed

  • A site about you: your own stage name, your own photos and words, your bio, your boundaries, and how to contact or book you
  • Links to your own profiles or subscription pages on other platforms, where those platforms allow it
  • Suggestive photos and wording, at most

What Is Required

  • An 18+ warning page before any page of the site is shown. You add it in your site's own code; see how to add an age warning
  • A paid plan. Promoting a service is commercial use, and the Free plan is for personal, non-commercial websites only
  • Everyone shown is an adult who agreed to be published, and the site is legal where you are and where your visitors are

What Is Not Allowed

  • Directories, listings, agencies or review boards of other people
  • Booking, promoting or taking a share for anyone else
  • Other people's photos or intimate images
  • Explicit sexual images, videos or stories, and selling explicit content on the site
  • Naming sexual acts, kinks or fetishes, or listing services
  • Adult content on no-account (Unclaimed) links

Anything involving anyone under 18, non-consent, coercion or trafficking is never allowed and is reported.

Good To Know

OxyPages relies on hosting and payment providers, and a site can be blocked if we or they receive reports about it. The full rules are in the Terms of Service, Section 12.

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