The Curation Protocol

From private brief
to a considered introduction.

We curate a small private selection for every request. You tell us whom you would like us to approach first. Every Companion is equally free to accept or decline.

A quiet Swiss hotel lobby at dusk
The Curation Protocol
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  1. 01
    Step 1 of 7

    The Brief

    The client shares the occasion, location, timing, languages, social context and anything that would help us understand what kind of company would feel natural. Requests are confidential from the first message.

  2. 02
    Step 2 of 7

    Private Review

    The agency reviews every request personally, confirms suitability and clarifies the appropriate format, expectations and boundaries. Requests that imply anything outside our strictly platonic scope are politely declined here.

  3. 03
    Step 3 of 7

    Your Private Selection

    We curate a small private selection — typically up to three Companions — whom we believe could genuinely suit the client and the occasion. This is not a public roster or searchable catalogue. Every selection is created specifically for one request.

  4. 04
    Step 4 of 7

    Your Preference

    You review the private selection and tell us whom you would like us to approach first. You may rank the selection, exclude someone, or ask us to curate again if none feels right.

  5. 05
    Step 5 of 7

    The Invitation

    Once you approve your preference, Companion Society privately approaches the Companion with the relevant details of the occasion. She is free to accept or decline. If she declines, we discreetly continue according to your approved preferences.

  6. 06
    Step 6 of 7

    The Introduction

    Once both sides have agreed, we confirm the arrangement and open the private introduction. Terms are set out clearly in writing before anything is finalised.

  7. 07
    Step 7 of 7

    The Engagement

    The Companion arrives prepared for the agreed social context. Companion Society remains available before, during where appropriate, and after the engagement.

Practical notes

What to expect.

Lead time
Two to five days is comfortable. Same-day requests are considered when the agency's schedule allows.
Engagement fees
Discussed privately at the proposal stage and confirmed in writing before any introduction is made.
Discretion
Identities, contact details, and the nature of every engagement are held in strict confidence.
Cancellations
We ask for as much notice as possible. Late cancellations may be subject to a courtesy fee for the companion.
Begin in confidence

When you are ready,
we will be discreet.

Code of Conduct