Become a companion
On your terms.

People book a companion for a wedding they don't want to walk into alone, a family dinner, a birthday, a day out, or a video call on a quiet Sunday. You set your rate, you choose which bookings to take, and you keep every dollar you charge.

The boundary, first

This is strictly platonic, and that is enforced, not hoped for. Sexual services are banned by our Terms and are grounds for immediate removal — of a client, on the first offence. Every message is screened. Every profile and every photo is reviewed by a person before it is published. There is a report button on every booking and every conversation.

You are never required to explain a decline. You can end a booking early. You can block a client, and a blocked client can never reach you again or see your profile.

The money

You set your own hourly rate, and you keep 100% of it. We take nothing out of what you charge. Our only revenue is a 20% fee added to the client's bill, on top of your rate — so a $50 hour is $50 to you and $60 to the client.

The client's card is authorized when he books and charged after the date has happened. You are paid at that point, into your own connected Stripe account. Signing up is free, listing is free, and there is no subscription.

What we ask of you

You are 18 or over, and you verify it with a government ID and a short live selfie.
At least four photos that clearly show your face — the same person a client will meet.
You show up. Late cancellations and no-shows affect whether you keep getting booked.

What happens after you apply

Every companion is reviewed by a human — no exceptions, ever. Automated screening reads your ID and flags anything odd, but no application is ever approved by software alone. That is a deliberate rule, and it is the same rule that decides who gets to message you.

ID check — a person reviews it, usually within a day and always within two.
Your profile — a decision within 72 hours.
A conversation — we speak to every companion before the profile goes live. It is a short call, and it goes both ways: bring your questions.

Being honest about where we are

Rentadeto is new. We are building the first group of companions now, which means the early people shape how this works and will not have a queue of bookings on day one. If you would rather join once it is busy, join the waitlist instead and we will tell you when it is — no pressure either way.