Prestige Model Agency review

No fee comes out of your work. Commission is listed as 0% - free for models; agency is paid by the employer, so the employer pays the agency rather than the person doing the job, and that is the only charge listed for the people it places.

Enquiries run on phone, email and chat. A phone call suits a placement you want to talk through, email leaves a written record of what was agreed, chat handles quick questions and the help centre covers the repeat ones.

The agency works through Bravo Models, Flash Model and Osee. That list mixes large names with smaller ones, so a profile can be seen beyond a single market, and the agency places you rather than you signing with each name directly.

The service list covers hostess (night clubs and restaurants), dancer (strip and go go) and model. A booking can be for a night club, a restaurant, a stage or a karaoke bar, so one application is considered for more than a single setting, and placement follows what the client asks for.

It is based in the United Kingdom and has been working since 2009. A GB base means bookings are arranged with UK clients first, and the founding date shows how long the contact list has been in use.

It suits beginners, because commission is 0% - free for models; agency is paid by the employer and you do not pay for a listing. You send your details on phone, email and chat and the agency takes the booking work from there, matching you to whatever the services cover.

Running your own creator page means handling bookings yourself. Here the employer pays the agency, and the placing is done for you through Bravo Models, Flash Model and Osee, so the trade-off is booking control in exchange for no fee from you.