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FAQs
Straight answers. No awkward questions.
WORKING TOGETHER
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My services are designed specifically for independent escorts and professional sex workers who want more control over their online presence and business.
I’m comfortable working with adult-industry businesses, services, and content, so you don’t need to sanitize or disguise the nature of your work when communicating with me. I approach every client relationship with discretion, professionalism, respect, and zero judgment.
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I design and build custom websites and digital systems for independent escorts and professional sex workers. That can include branding direction, responsive website design, galleries, service and rate pages, booking and inquiry systems, screening workflows, integrations, SEO, analytics, domain setup, and ongoing website maintenance.
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No. Soundragon Marketing Solutions is an independent web design business—not an escort agency, management company, or representation service.
I work directly for you as an independent contractor. I don't manage your business, communicate with clients on your behalf, arrange appointments, or take a percentage of your earnings. Your brand, your clients, and your business remain yours.
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As much or as little as the project requires. Some clients enjoy collaborating closely on design, while others give me their goals, content, and preferences and let me build.
Either way, I’ll need your input at key decision points. My job is to reduce your workload—not take control of your business.
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Absolutely. Writing is my first love, and I welcome the opportunity to express what sets you apart from other women—and why clients shouldn’t just book you, but want to book you again and again.
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Yes. I use AI selectively as part of my development workflow—for refining copy, creating decorative design assets, assisting with CSS, HTML, and JavaScript, troubleshooting, and supporting quality assurance.
AI is a tool, not a substitute for my creative or professional judgment. I generally avoid using it to generate or alter client photos unless you specifically request it, so your actual appearance and imagery remain authentic.
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Most custom websites are ready to launch within 2–4 weeks once I have the content, photography, and other materials needed to begin. More complex projects or extensive integrations may take longer.
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No. I’m happy to set up your domain and Squarespace account for you, and everything will be registered in your name so you retain full ownership and control. If you already own a domain or have a Squarespace account, I can absolutely work with what you have.
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You do.
Whenever possible, your domain, Squarespace account, scheduling platform, analytics, and other services are established in accounts you control. If I configure something on your behalf during development, ownership and access remain with you.
If we stop working together, your website doesn’t come with me.
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Yes. If you’d rather not handle every update yourself, I can continue supporting your site with maintenance, content changes, booking-system updates, troubleshooting, SEO improvements, and other website-related work.
There’s no requirement to keep me on. Support when you want it. Independence when you don’t.
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Not yet! I’m eager to learn, but I’m not fluent in Polish. I use professional translation and AI-assisted language tools when developing Polish-language content and take care to make the wording feel natural rather than simply translating it word for word.
PRICING & PAYMENT
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Every project is different, but my rate is $95 USD per hour. Most custom website projects require roughly 9–12 hours of design and development, putting a typical build in the $800–$1,200 range, which includes upfront third-party expenses.
You’re also responsible for any direct costs required to operate your site, such as domain registration, website hosting, scheduling software, premium integrations, or other third-party services. Whenever possible, these accounts are established in your name and remain under your control.
Before work begins, I’ll discuss the expected scope, estimated time, and anticipated third-party costs with you. No mystery pricing and no surprise invoices.
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I track project time and invoice for work performed. Before beginning a project, we’ll discuss the expected scope, billing structure, and any third-party expenses such as Squarespace, domains, scheduling platforms, or other services.
You’ll be responsible for third-party subscriptions associated with your business, and whenever practical, those services will be registered directly in accounts you control.
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I bill for time spent actively working on your project. That can include designing and building your website, configuring systems and integrations, troubleshooting, SEO work, maintenance, and research specific to your project.
Normal project communication is part of working together. I generally don’t bill for routine texts, emails, or quick conversations.
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No. Are yours?
PRIVACY & INDEPENDENCE
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Not necessarily. Whenever a platform allows collaborator or contributor access, we’ll use that instead.
When credentials genuinely need to be shared, I can work with secure password-sharing tools rather than asking you to send passwords through ordinary messages.
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Yes. While no online presence can guarantee anonymity, thoughtful separation between your personal and professional identities can significantly reduce accidental exposure.
I can review your website and digital setup for obvious privacy overlaps and help you make informed decisions about domains, accounts, contact information, images, metadata, and other areas that may connect your professional identity to your personal one.
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I need a direct relationship with the person whose brand and business I’m working on. You’re welcome to involve a trusted partner, assistant, manager, or other professional, but major decisions and consent ultimately come from you.
I won’t knowingly participate in an arrangement where someone else appears to control a client’s business or online identity without their informed consent.
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Discretion is a core part of my work. Client information, account access, business details, project materials, and communications are treated confidentially.
I understand that privacy can carry particular importance in this industry, and I make every reasonable effort to handle sensitive information responsibly and securely.
INDUSTRY & COMPLIANCE
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I believe sex work is real work, and I have tremendous respect for the professionals who do it. Sex workers provide genuine services built around connection, intimacy, companionship, and human experience—work that is often misunderstood or unfairly maligned.
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No. And you should be skeptical of anyone who does.
SEO can improve your site's visibility and help the right clients find you, particularly through local searches, niche terms, longer search phrases, and searches for your name or brand. But rankings depend on competition, location, search behavior, your site's history, and factors outside my control.
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Where commercial sexual services are prohibited, I will not create website content that offers or markets those services. The website must advertise lawful services, such as companionship, and its language and booking systems will be designed accordingly.
Where commercial sexual services are lawful, website content can describe the client’s legal services more explicitly, at the client’s discretion.
Clients remain responsible for understanding and complying with the laws applicable to their businesses. What happens between you and your clients in private is no one else’s business, including mine.
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Yes, but what your website can advertise and how it can accept payments depends on Squarespace’s current policies, your payment provider’s rules, and the laws where you operate. I build sites with those limitations in mind and avoid features or content that could put your website unnecessarily at risk.
In my experience, no escort I’ve worked with—and no escort I personally know who uses Squarespace for her website—has been deplatformed. That said, platform policies can change, so I treat compliance as an ongoing consideration rather than assuming any platform is permanently risk-free.
If Squarespace isn’t appropriate for what you need your website to do, I’ll tell you rather than force your business onto the wrong platform.
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Absolutely. I work with clients of all genders and sexual orientations.
Most of my current portfolio happens to feature women, but my standards are the same for everyone: professionalism, mutual respect, and a good working relationship.
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Yes. I reserve the right to decline work that I believe is deceptive, exploitative, discriminatory, nonconsensual, exposes me to excessive legal or financial liability, or is inconsistent with my professional standards.
I also won’t build systems intended to give a third party covert control over an independent worker’s business, accounts, communications, or earnings.
READY TO OWN YOUR CORNER OF THE INTERNET?
GOTOWA NA SWOJE MIEJSCE W SIECI?
Let’s build a website that represents you, works for you, and grows your business.
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