How a companion joins the circle

Most agencies add profiles the way directories do, in batches, from photographs sent over by email. We do it the slow way. A companion who approaches us, or whom we approach, is met in person by a senior member of the house, usually over coffee in central London. We look at the photographs she intends to use against the woman sitting opposite, we talk about the occasions she enjoys and the ones she does not, and we listen for the qualities that make an evening work: warmth, curiosity, the ability to put a nervous stranger at ease within ten minutes. Only then is a profile written, and only then does she appear here.

That is why this page changes a few times a season rather than a few times a week, and why the new escorts you see on it can be booked with the same confidence as companions who have been with us since 2024.

What is different about a first introduction with a new companion

Very little, and that is the point. Her photographs are verified, her profile states her languages, her base area and her guide rate, and the enquiry, screening and confirmation run exactly as they do for anyone else in the circle. What a new companion sometimes has is a wider diary in her first weeks, which makes a same-evening introduction easier to arrange than with a companion whose regulars fill her calendar. Guests who like to be early tend to know this.

Members see a new arrival's private galleries and video as soon as they are live, as they do for every companion, and can arrange an introduction with a single message once verified.

Newly joined, not new to this

New to the circle does not mean new to good company. The women who join us are typically in their mid-twenties to mid-thirties, have lived in more than one country, and have spent years at dinner tables, galleries and events where conversation is the currency. What we add is the vetting, the discretion and the matching. What they bring is themselves.

Reading a new profile well

A profile written in the first week tells you more than one polished over a year, because nothing in it has been sanded down by habit. Read the languages first, then the occasions she says she enjoys, then the interests, and only then the statistics; the order matters because an evening works when the conversation works, and the statistics never told anyone that. The photographs are of the woman you will meet, checked against her in person at the same sitting, and members see the private galleries and video the moment they are live. If two recent arrivals both look right, tell us the evening you have in mind rather than choosing by photograph; we met both of them last month and will say honestly who suits the plan.

One more thing worth knowing. A companion's first few introductions with us shape how we describe her afterwards, so guests who book early and tell us how the evening went are doing the circle a service as well as themselves. We ask for a few words, never a report, and only ever after a confirmed introduction.

How to arrange an introduction

Send a WhatsApp message, call, or use the enquiry form with the evening you have in mind; we are open around the clock. Rates for new companions follow the same scale as the rest of the circle, from £500 to £2,000 an hour with a few quoted on application, and overnights or travel are quoted as one figure before you book. If none of the recent arrivals below suits the occasion, the full gallery is a page away, and we are always glad to suggest.