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How to publish your profile on Nikita
Putting a profile up here is one sitting of about twenty minutes, most of it verification. Nothing is charged to list and nothing is charged to stay visible. This guide walks the steps in the order you will meet them, and states every number the platform actually uses.
What it costs to list
Listing costs nothing. There is no monthly fee, no credit pack, no bump, no featured slot, and no way to buy a better position. That is a deliberate choice: a platform that sells visibility ends up ranking whoever paid most this week, which is exactly the market this product is built against.
You set your own price for each duration. My fee is the deposit the client pays when a booking is confirmed: it comes out of your price, he pays you the rest in person, and you are never invoiced. If a week brings you no bookings, that week costs you nothing. A flat introduction charge applies once per new client and is absorbed by the plan, not added to your side.
Verification, and why it is first
Before a profile goes live, your identity is checked against a government document, and a short liveness check ties the document to the person holding the phone. Your photos are checked for ownership and recency, and a duplicate check makes sure the same person is not running two profiles.
None of that appears on your profile. Your legal name and your document never leave the encrypted store, and no client ever sees them. What a client sees is a badge saying the check passed. Verification is what lets me refuse the accounts that make this work unsafe, so it happens before publication, never after.
Photos
You need photographs that are recent and that are of you. They are served through the platform, not from a public URL, so they cannot be lifted by a scraper and reposted on a classifieds board. Profiles are kept out of search engines entirely.
Pick images that show the person a client will actually meet. The whole promise on the client side is that the person in the photos is the person at the door, and photo ownership is one of the checks that keeps it true. A profile whose photos fail the check does not get published.
Prices, updates and the deposit
Prices are clear and published. You set your own price for each duration yourself, and an outcall adds a flat surcharge. Standing comes from confirmed bookings and reviews, but standing never dictates your rates. Changes apply after 24 hours' notice, and booked rates never change. The number a client sees on your profile is what they pay.
Every booking carries a deposit. It is the same for every client trust level and does not depend on you. The deposit is paid before you confirm, which is what removes the no-show problem and what pays my fee on completion. You never front money to the platform.
Running the profile day to day
Requests arrive against a response window, and you can see a client record (ratings, reliability, level) before you say yes. Address and chat unlock only once the booking is confirmed and the deposit is paid. A Telegram relay can push new requests to your phone without exposing your number.
Availability is a week grid you edit between appointments. After a completed booking both sides rate each other, and both ratings are visible before either side agrees to a next one. One profile per person is the rule; there is nothing to gain from a second.
Questions I get asked
- Is there any charge to put my profile up
- No. Publishing and staying visible are free. My only fee is the client's deposit on a booking. It comes out of your price, and you are never invoiced.
- Will my real name be visible anywhere
- No. Legal names and identity documents are held encrypted and are never shown to clients, never printed on a profile, and never sent to search engines. Clients see a verified badge, not a document.
- Can my profile show up in Google
- No. Provider profiles carry a no-index instruction and are blocked in robots.txt. Only the city and category pages and these guides are open to search engines, and those name nobody.
A phone number is enough to begin. Verification comes before your profile is published, never after.