Community Guidelines

Buddyly exists so nobody has to do things alone — a movie, a gym session, a wedding where you know no one. It works because both sides can trust the person across the table. These guidelines are how that trust survives contact with reality.

Your photos, age, and bio must be yours and current. Companions pass identity verification; users owe the same honesty even without the paperwork.

Every booking is platonic. Don't test the boundary — no flirting “to see”, no comments on bodies, no requests to continue the night somewhere private. The other person should never have to manage your intentions.

Chat, payment, and scheduling stay on Buddyly until you've met — that's what makes the safety net real. Asking for someone's number, Instagram, or cash payment before a first session is a violation, and our systems flag it.

Price offers exist so both sides can meet in the middle — they are numbers, not leverage. Repeated lowball spam, withdrawing agreed offers to pressure someone, or using the offer flow to signal anything other than a price are conduct violations. A companion declining your offer is a complete answer; send a better number or book someone else.

Cancellations hurt real people's plans and earnings. Cancel early if you must, be punctual, and arrive in a state you'd be comfortable explaining to the safety team.

Ratings keep quality high in both directions — inflating or weaponising them breaks the system for everyone. If something felt wrong, report it; a real person reviews every report, and reporting in good faith is never penalised.