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Maybe, as an act of good faith, you could share the details of your income in this public forum. That way, it might not feel so invasive when you ask us to do the same.

 

 

I live comfortably. Thank you to all of my amazing clients!

 

There are just too many factors to have an average and a true answer. There are differing business models and markets. Those two alone would make the data very random.

 

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Maybe, as an act of good faith, you could share the details of your income in this public forum. That way, it might not feel so invasive when you ask us to do the same.

 

This conversation reminds me of me thirty or so years ago. I used to like to ask drag queens and trans women very intrusive questions about themselves. Somehow, I thought that the fact that they were different entitled me to ask things of them that I would never ask anyone else. In one of those flashes of insight, I realized what an asshole I was being and felt terrible when I realized that I was assuming that they weren't entitled to the same privacy that everyone else is. This thread has that sort of feel. For the most part, personal income is off limits as a topic of discussion except among people who know each other very well (I don't know how much any of my siblings make), but somehow, it's OK when its escorts.

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It's not like anyone is asking a specific individual here; I don't think the topic in general is rude, it's just that it's not terribly meaningful to talk about an "average" in a business with such an enormous variance. It's not like Joe blow can read, "The average escort makes $125k so I'm going to just quit my job and do that for a living" because he may very well not be able to do the job or be able to attract clients. Whereas most able-bodied people of moderate intelligence and a decent work ethic can read about a "traditional" occupation and then if it interests them, seek training in it and pursue it.

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Isn't "considerable debt" the usual route to ownership of real property? Are escorts somehow different so that the only reasonable way for them to acquire real property is to pay cash?

 

You are correct. Most people carry a fair amount of positive debt. Escorts are no different.

 

However, that's not accounting for guys who are bought/gifted homes/cars/etc.

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You are correct. Most people carry a fair amount of positive debt. Escorts are no different.

 

However, that's not accounting for guys who are bought/gifted homes/cars/etc.

 

I get brief glimpses of that world from time to time and it always astonishes me. Not long ago, I was looking at Masculine Jason's profile (https://rent.men/MasculineJason) and he had a photograph of a brand new Rolex on his wrist that a client had given him.

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https://m4m-forum.org/threads/how-much-money-do-you-make-per-week.115235/page-2#post-1111049 du

 

thanks, did not know about this thread, very interesting. 2 things i got from it: too wide variations to do an average (i agree) and lots of pissed off comments that this question should not be asked. at a personal level, totally agree, but there is another way...

 

i d like to built a quick anonymous poll (questionnaire) where escorts and clients could thick some answers, and results would be immediatly available for everyone to see, get a sense on how they compare with other escorts, but, from all the negative comments, fearful that i would get lots of fake answers just to screw the results

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Although I won't say exactly what I make per year but it's in the upward of 140 which is nothing shy of great. But my income has allowed me to build a business outside of this as well as take care of my mother. My motto is you do great work you get great results

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I'll just say from my friends who work here that $1000/day average is not super hard for a very good-looking guy in a city with plenty of customers including visiting businessmen or a guy who travels. Twice that is easy for some and half that is hard for others. But it's not a salary, it's "piecework". Some guys are more disciplined and hard working and organized than others. Self-employment is hard for some.

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Speaking as a data professional, you'd have to add

There are thousands and thousands of 20-something, nerdy computer dudes in the US who easily make 6 figures and they never have to take their pants off at work !

 

And like escorting, that is not work that just anyone can do. You need a particular skillset.

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Let’s say even 300. That’d be my guess. That would exclude the “kept” boys cohort. I knew one in LA who made close to $200k one year while still a student at a prestigious university.

Wow! I'm very interested to know more about this "kept boys" cohort you speak of...

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The requirement to wear pants at work was enough to make me leave my clinical job, despite a nice salary.

Yeah, I had one of those “had to wear pants jobs as well”. Since I retired I stopped wearing pants... too bad it happened way too late in the scheme of things, but at least I still have some time left to enjoy.

 

However, on the bright side, I will be prepared to get things right in the next lifetime.

 

BTW I stopped wearing shoes as well...

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I suspect the bump comes when you leave the over job in order to solely escort. Escorting can pay extremely well, especially if you don't have conflicting professional commitments. I would think that many working guys (and I suspect even more working gals, but that is more speculative on my part) have some decent amount of savings, and a not insignificant number own property. 100k a year is only ~8k a month, which I think a lot of sole-support providers would easily clear. That may not be the median, but it's also not merely the top 10%. I suspect that escorting is a more evenly distributed pie as opposed to entertainment where my impression is that the top 1% makes almost all the proceeds.

 

Based on my experience Kevin is probably right. There are all kinds of people at the margin, but the people who do this as a career do well, meaning make over $100,000 a year, and there are likely way more than 100 of them.

 

Part of the issue is that if you are young, you may be using it to pay for college, save for a home, or make money while you pursue your goal to be a (fill in the blank: _ actor, _ musician, _ artist). It's not untypical for escorts to use whore money to care for family members. All of that of course weighs against savings, as it does for anyone else.

 

Escorts who are relatively older and don't have to worry about college and who aren't spending a lot of time breaking into some other career probably have the easiest time making good incomes and raising the averages. My guess is they are also the ones most inclined to save. One very popular and "older" escort I knew who invested in real estate used this line: "My cock is my ATM. I use it to withdraw money I then buy homes with." I would never say that line, because it can sound crass. But it's no more crass than an engineer saying, "My brain is my ATM. I use it to work for Google and invest my paycheck in stocks."

 

Many people consider it rude to talk about how much they make, especially in public forums like this. The sad part of it is we do all hear about it when an escort has a drug overdose, or dies of AIDS, or ends up in jail. That's true of famous actors and celebrities as well. Except the Meryl Streeps and Paul Newmans and others who have their heads together are way more visible than the comparable top end escorts. We may not know how much Meryl makes, but we know it's a lot. So my guess is that as an industry escorts get a worse rap than they deserve, just because you tend to hear about the problem children who don't save, and who make bad life choices.

 

And Kevin's also right about the distribution. Until they figure out how to clone men, and personalities, escorting is very much a one man show. The skill set that produces better than average escorts has something to do with looks and body, but it also has to do with personality and entrepreneurial skills. That creates a big limit. Unlike Ray Kroc, who could franchise McDonalds, I never figured out how to franchise myself. So unless you take your whore money and figure out how to invest it in something else - like real estate - you can make a good income, but not a great one.

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Based on my experience Kevin is probably right. There are all kinds of people at the margin, but the people who do this as a career do well, meaning make over $100,000 a year, and there are likely way more than 100 of them.

Escorts, like every other sales gig in the world, range in income from minimum wage to maximum earnings depending on the who, what, where, when, how, how many and how much as they ply their trade.

 

Sales is the lowest menial task and the highest calling. Figuring out how to market oneself - the who doing what, where and how, is as important as the how many and how much they are selling.

 

Funny thing about life is we all wind up as sales persons, some of us sell our time and talent for income. Some of us sell more time than talent, some sell more talent than time, but everyone earning an income is wrapped up in the dynamic of time/talent/treasure.

 

Hopefully as we each gain treasure, we learn to devote less time and more talent to gaining more treasure. And why the fuck not?

 

There are escorts who deserve a mere pittance for their pitiful performance while there are escorts who deserve our every last dime for their PERFORMANCE.

 

I have experienced both the awkward blow-job and the incredible scene and I never thought the awkward guy deserved more nor the incredible scene guy deserved less.

 

Bottom line to this discussion is, "You really do get what you pay for." Great escorts deserve great income. Poor escorts deserve poor incomes. And clients either get what they paid for or they get fucked. LOL!

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Wow! I'm very interested to know more about this "kept boys" cohort you speak of...

 

https://tinyurl.com/yahtk2z3

 

All anonymous, no tracking.

 

E refers to escorting, no masseuse (that would introduce too many biases): sex workers only.

 

Just don't lie, no need. I understand that no escort wants to admit that he makes less than 1000$ a year, but here you can (it would be interesting to find out that you are not alone in not banking 100k a year).

 

The more questionnaires filled, the better the statistics.

 

This is anonymous: you can google it, you won't find it. It's to make sure all answers come from here, or at least, from an escort sending it to another escort.

 

Kept the questions to a bare minimum, too many questions and no one will fill it out.

 

Thanks

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The “Percent of regular clients” question will not yield any meaningful results unless you put a time period. If you meet 200 clients per year and 5 of them are regulars which you see every month that is 2.5% of your clients per year, but on any given month where you met these 5 and another 15 clients, that is 25% per month.

 

Depending on where you put the time period borders you get a completely different result.

 

https://tinyurl.com/yahtk2z3

 

All anonymous, no tracking.

 

E refers to escorting, no masseuse (that would introduce too many biases): sex workers only.

 

Just don't lie, no need. I understand that no escort wants to admit that he makes less than 1000$ a year, but here you can (it would be interesting to find out that you are not alone in not banking 100k a year).

 

The more questionnaires filled, the better the statistics.

 

This is anonymous: you can google it, you won't find it. It's to make sure all answers come from here, or at least, from an escort sending it to another escort.

 

Kept the questions to a bare minimum, too many questions and no one will fill it out.

 

Thanks

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