Many US providers already advertise on more than one site. If PD is unreliable for you right now, the question is which other directories and networks publish clear, current information. This guide covers the platforms providers have been naming in public posts — Tryst, Preferred411 (P411), TNA Board, Slixa, Escort-Ads and Eros — plus Velvet22. It is a comparison of published features, not a ranking of which site is safest or most lucrative. No directory can guarantee traffic, safety or legality.
Know the laws where you work. Rules differ by city and state, and nothing below is legal advice.
How to Read This Guide
For each platform we note what we could verify on its own site: region focus, pricing (if published), and verification or membership model. Where pricing sits behind a login or isn't published, we say so rather than inventing a figure.
Tryst.link
Tryst.link is a global directory for independent providers, run by Assembly Four, which its FAQ describes as a "sex work and technologist run social enterprise."
US coverage: Listings include major US cities; Tryst is used widely by US independents.
Pricing: Tryst's help centre confirms a free Lite advertising tier for all providers in all regions. Paid plans are bought with Tryst Love Credit (TLC), which you can purchase with a credit/debit card or Bitcoin. Exact dollar or euro amounts for each paid tier are shown in-account, not as a public price list we could capture without logging in.
Verification: Providers must complete photo verification (a selfie with a handwritten sign) plus age verification before a live ad. Tryst says it deletes ID document photos once verification is complete and keeps the verification photo for account recovery.
Fit: Strong if you want a free fallback plan and a platform that publishes clear verification and privacy policies.
Preferred411 (P411)
Preferred411.com is still online. Its own page describes Preferred411 as "a screening and verification service," not a public classifieds wall.
Model: Members use it mainly for identity screening and provider "OK" references, rather than open city ad pages.
Pricing / new sign-ups: We could not verify current provider prices or whether new applications are open from public pages alone (the site is heavily login-gated). Treat any third-party price rumour as unverified until you see it in your own account or from Preferred411 directly.
Fit: Useful as a screening tool if you already have access; not a drop-in replacement for a public directory listing.
TNA Board
TNABoard.com is a long-running forum for providers and hobbyists. Its homepage says it has been active since 2010, is free to join, and focuses on Washington, Seattle, Idaho, Oregon and beyond, with California and other US regional sections.
Model: Discussion and reviews, plus provider posting boards, rather than a polished city directory.
Verification: The site promotes selfie or ID verification for providers and members ("TNA Verified").
Advertising rules: Official advertising guidelines prohibit soliciting illegal activity and limit ads to legal companion, massage and fetish services. Photo rules are strict (for example, no genitals in public ads).
Pricing: Registration is free. Some posting upgrades may be paid; confirm current upgrade prices inside the board.
Fit: Strong community presence in the Pacific Northwest and California forums. Read the ad rules carefully before posting.
Slixa
Slixa / e.slixa.com is a paid city-ad directory with a large US footprint and cities in other countries.
Model: Profiles are free; you need a paid city ad for your profile to appear in search. Slixa says there are no monthly subscription fees — you pay for days your ad is live, with credits that can be paused.
Sample Basic 30-day prices published on Slixa's advertiser page: New York City $90, Los Angeles $90, San Francisco $90, Chicago $60, Boston $60, Washington, DC $60, Phoenix $60. Basic ads are marketed at about $1–$3 per day depending on city.
Fit: Transparent city-by-city pricing if you work a specific metro. Check e.slixa.com/pricing for your city before you buy credits.
Escort-Ads.com
Escort-Ads.com publishes a clear US-facing price table for independent advertisers.
Pricing (monthly, from the official price page): Free Ad; Basic $18; Premium $36; VIP $70; Super VIP Billboard $138. Multi-month discounts of 10%, 20% and 30% are listed for 3, 6 and 12 months.
Features by tier: Free ads limit contact visibility to VIP members; paid tiers unlock visible contact details, more photos and higher placement options.
Fit: Low entry price and a free tier if you want a simple US directory presence while you test traffic.
Eros
Eros.com remains a major US (and international) directory with Escorts, Trans and Massage categories and an "Advertise With Us" path. The footer identifies Daslur Services AG in Switzerland.
Verification: The site markets "Verified Entertainers."
Pricing: We did not find a public, current price list without going through the advertise/login flow, so we are not inventing one.
Fit: Established brand recognition in many US cities. Confirm current rates and approval requirements directly with Eros before budgeting.
Velvet22
Velvet22 is an independent directory hosted in Europe. We list our own published features here for fairness, not as a sales pitch over the others.
Pricing (Memberships): Free ($0); Basic $50; Silver $100; Gold $200; Elite $350 per month, billed in USD. Bitcoin and card payments are accepted; fees are shown at checkout; invoices are issued; monthly auto-renewal is optional.
Advertising policy: Advertisers must be verified before creating a profile and must verify contact details; each advertiser has sole control of their profile; independents only (no agency or brothel listings).
Requirements: No AI-generated, fake or heavily filtered images; one profile per person; duplicate or fake listings removed.
Client filters: The live search includes filters for personal website, Twitter/X, TER, Bluesky, Instagram, Tryst, P411 and PD, so providers can link out to the platforms they already use.
Quick Comparison (Published Facts Only)
Platform
Public model
Published entry price
Notes
Tryst.link
Global independent directory
Free Lite tier
Paid via TLC; card or Bitcoin
Preferred411
Screening / verification network
Not public
Login-gated; confirm in-account
TNA Board
Forums + provider posts
Free to join
Strong WA/CA community
Slixa
City ads (US + others)
From ~$1–$3/day Basic
Sample 30-day Basic $60–$90
Escort-Ads
US directory
Free; paid from $18/mo
Clear public price table
Eros
US + international directory
Not public
Confirm via Advertise flow
Velvet22
Independent directory
Free; paid from $50/mo
Bitcoin and card
Practical Tips When You Switch or Diversify
Don't put every client on one site. Keep at least two live channels so a payment outage or suspension on one doesn't wipe out your visibility.
Keep your own website. A personal site (and links from directories that support them) remains yours if a directory changes rules or goes offline.
Protect your photos. Use clear, own photos; watermark carefully if you watermark; watch for scraped or fake copies of your images on other sites.
Watch for impersonators. During outages, scammers often pose as support and ask for crypto to "restore" an ad. Only use contact details published on each site's official domain. Never send payment to an address from a DM.
Save your records. Screenshot pass expiry dates, invoices and error messages with dates before you migrate.
Follow each site's rules. Posting guidelines differ (especially on forums like TNA Board). Violations can get an account banned with no refund.
FAQ
Is Private Delights shut down? Not as far as public evidence shows. Providers report ad-pass payment failures; the homepage was still loading when we last checked. See our status note.
Which alternative is best for US providers? There isn't a single answer. Match the tool to the job: Tryst or Velvet22 for independent directory listings with free tiers; Slixa or Escort-Ads for city-priced ads; TNA Board for forum communities; Preferred411 for screening if you already have access; Eros for established directory reach.
Can I stay on PD and add another site? Yes, and many providers already do. Diversifying is ordinary risk management, not a prediction that PD will close.
Will moving sites bring the same clients? No directory can promise that. Track where enquiries actually come from for a few weeks before you cancel a paid plan elsewhere.
16.Jul.2025
