GGirl
Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Relaxed trios, duos, mixtape modes and casual drops
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Become an Apex Legends GGirl
Get paid for the trios and duos you already play. Your hours, your rates, your rules.
Applications open, verification comes first
Apply as an Apex GGirl
Profile tiers
Three Tiers, One Application
Every approved profile opens on the standard tier. Reviews and steady session volume unlock the two tiers above it, and each step lifts where your profile lands in the Apex GGirls listings.
Super Star
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
- Opens with consistent reviews and session volume
- Higher placement in the Apex GGirls listings
- More interactive session formats available
- Higher rates than the standard tier
Divine Star
A capped tier for profiles with long histories and deep review counts.
- Limited tier with the strongest listing placement
- Reserved for long term, highly reviewed profiles
- Premium session formats and repeat clients
- Highest rates on the platform
Your Rules, Your Schedule, Our Infrastructure
A GGirl session is a gaming session. You drop into Apex Legends with a client who booked your time, in the formats you listed, inside the hours you published. Apex is built around squads, so most bookings are a duo or a client joining your trio, in ranked, pubs or mixtape modes. Clients are verified before they can book, chat stays inside the platform where it is moderated, and you can decline any booking without giving a reason. Payment is captured by EB24 up front, so nobody plays a session that has not already been paid for. Browse the live Apex Legends GGirls listings to see how profiles present themselves before you write yours.
Start the GGirl application
From application to first session
How Apex GGirl Sessions Work
Not one step in this flow asks you to hand a client a phone number or a social account.
1
Send the GGirl application — The form covers your platform, the legends you main, the languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability.
2
Verification — Before a profile reaches the listings we confirm your identity and that the Apex account is yours. Skipping it is not an option, since impersonation is exactly what this step shuts down.
3
Build your profile — You control every field: the squad formats you queue, a rate inside your tier range, languages, published hours and any boundary you want a client to read before booking. It goes live in the Apex GGirls listings.
4
Accept the bookings you want — Clients book published slots for duos or a spot in your trio. You can decline any booking. Drop spots, mode and everything else get settled in the moderated order chat, so both sides keep a record.
5
Play the session and get paid — Close the session and the payout posts to your EB24 balance. The review the client writes lands on your profile, where it feeds the tier you move to next.
Why EB24
Built Around Your Boundaries
Dropping with a stranger for money is only worth doing when the platform carries the risk. These four things are wired in, not something you argue over with each client.
You set the terms
Your profile carries the terms: which formats you run, what you charge, when you are online and where the line sits. Ranked trios, casual pubs, mixtape, voice or text only. What is not written there is not for sale, and turning a booking down costs nothing and needs no explanation.
Verified on both sides
We confirm identity and account ownership before your profile appears in the listings, and a client passes a check of their own before the booking button works for them. Impersonation is the failure mode platforms like this have, and this is the step that catches it.
Moderated by default
Every message runs through platform chat, where it is logged and moderated. A request beyond the game, pressure or harassment reaches staff with the report button, and the account behind it gets actioned. Managing that conversation is never left to you.
Tiers and payouts
The client pays before the first drop, so saying no to a request beyond the game never touches what you are owed. Steady reviews and session volume are what carry a profile to Super Star and Divine Star, lifting listing placement and rates together.
Apex Legends GGirl Career
What an Apex Legends GGirl Does at EB24
A GGirl is paid to play Apex Legends with someone. What the client buys is a squadmate and the hours around it, never an RP result and never anything off the game. Sessions run in whichever formats you listed: duos, a client filling the third slot in your trio, ranked, pubs or mixtape modes.
What the role is and is not
It is a gaming session
You drop, you fight, you talk about the game between rings. Clients book you because solo queueing into random teammates got old, not because they need a carry.
It is not boosting
Rank results are a different product. Clients who want RP delivered buy Apex Legends boosting, and you never log into a client account.
It is not adult work
EB24 sells games, and this role stays inside the game. Anything asked beyond that breaks the terms, and putting a report in costs you nothing at all.
You define the format
Voice or text only, sweaty ranked or casual pubs, camera never required. A format missing from your profile is a format nobody can buy, and clients read that page before the booking screen.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the Apex booster track and the Apex coach track are open with separate applications.
GGirl Requirements and Verification
The bar is lower on rank than the boosting track and higher on reliability and communication. Clients book a person, not a tier badge.
What we check
- Verified identity and proof the Apex account is yours, both done before the profile appears
- You are of legal age in your country of residence
- An Apex Legends account you actually play, at any rank and on any platform
- A working microphone if you offer voice sessions, since squad play in Apex leans on comms
- Availability you will honour. A published slot nobody turns up for drags your placement down
What raises your tier
- Reviews that hold steady over a long run of sessions, not one strong week
- Session volume held over months
- A profile that spells out who it suits and what a session covers
- Languages past English, which reach squads most Apex profiles cannot talk to
Verification guards you at least as much as it guards the client. Profiles trading on somebody else's name are the main risk on platforms like this, and the terms of service spell out what happens to anyone who tries it.
Safety, Boundaries and Moderation
What follows is written platform policy rather than advice. Negotiating your own safety with a client is not part of this job.
How the platform protects you
Chat stays on-platform
Order chat is moderated and logged. Pulling the conversation into a private channel strips that protection away, and the rule against it binds both sides.
You never share personal contact
Bookings, files and messages all stay inside EB24. Your phone number, your socials and anything about where you live stay yours.
Decline without explanation
Any booking can be turned down. No explanation is owed to anyone, and a decline leaves no mark on your profile.
Report and it gets handled
Requests beyond the game, pressure or harassment reach staff through the report flow. Staff action the account behind it rather than sending a polite warning. The team is reachable any time through the contact page.
The client payment is captured before the first drop, so turning down a request beyond the game cannot cost you the session fee. Holding funds on the platform exists for exactly that.
How Apex GGirls Get Paid
Your rate is yours to set inside the tier range, and it sits on the profile where clients read it long before they book. Haggling in the chat is not a thing here.
What moves your income
- Tier. Super Star and Divine Star land further up the listings and carry higher rates
- Repeat clients. A client who enjoyed dropping with you books the same profile again, and that is the bulk of steady income
- Availability in the right hours. Slots posted when your language group and platform actually queue get filled
- Session variety. A profile offering ranked trios, casual pubs and mixtape modes gets booked by more than one type of client
- Reviews. They decide your tier and whether a browsing client stops on your profile
Session payouts build up on your EB24 balance, and withdrawals go out through whichever method your dashboard holds. Payment questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
Common questions
FAQs About Becoming an Apex GGirl at EB24
What Apex applicants ask before they send the form. For anything not covered here, the contact page reaches the same team.
What rank do I need to become an Apex GGirl?
Any rank. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a rank result, so a Gold player who is good to squad with is a stronger candidate than a Predator who is not. What matters is an Apex Legends account you actually play and availability you keep.
Is this adult work?
No. EB24 sells games, and a booking buys squad time in Apex, nothing else. A client who asks for more has broken the terms of service, and their account is actioned for it. Reporting that costs you nothing, since the platform is already holding the payment for the session.
Do I have to show my face or use voice?
No. The formats on your profile are the whole menu, and nothing off it is for sale. Text only profiles exist and get booked, though voice tends to book more in Apex because callouts and ring timings live on comms. No tier ever turns a camera into a condition.
Are sessions duos or trios?
Both, and you choose which you offer. A duo session is you and the client in duos or as a two-stack filling ranked. A trio session means the client takes the third slot in your squad, and some GGirls run those with a friend or another GGirl in the second slot. Mixtape modes work for shorter, more casual bookings.
How do the tiers work?
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Nothing is bought and nothing is applied for: Super Star and Divine Star unlock on steady reviews and sustained session volume. Each step raises your placement in the Apex GGirls listings and your rate together, so the reviews from your first months weigh more than any single drop.
Can I decline a client?
Yes, any booking, and no reason is required. A decline leaves your profile and your tier exactly where they were. Should a client keep pushing after you say no, send it through the report flow and staff take it from there, on their account rather than yours.
What does verification involve?
We confirm who you are and that the Apex account on your profile belongs to you, both before the listing goes live. The point is to keep anyone from trading on a name that is not theirs, which shields you more than it shields the client. No profile is exempt.
When do I get paid?
Marking the session complete posts the payout to your EB24 balance, and it leaves through whichever withdrawal method your dashboard holds. The client paid EB24 before the first drop, so a session you actually played is never a session you chase money for.
The rest of the EB24 Apex stack
Where an Apex GGirl Fits at EB24
Paid squad sessions are one of four earning tracks on Apex Legends here. A single login covers all of them, payouts collect in one balance, and the same support team stands behind each.
What clients book
Around the game
Before you apply
Ready to Get Paid for Squad Games?
Rank does not gate this one. The review runs on your hours, your languages and the squad formats you want to put on offer.
Apply as an Apex GGirl