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Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Relaxed duos, squads and Creative sessions
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Applications open, verification comes first
Apply as a Fortnite GGirlWhere every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
The narrow top tier, held by profiles with seasons of reviews behind them.
Send the GGirl application — The form covers your Epic account and platform, the languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability.
Verification — Your identity and your ownership of the Epic account are confirmed first, and no profile publishes before that clears. Profiles trading on a name that is not theirs die at this step, so nobody gets to bypass it.
Build your profile — You author the whole thing: the session types you run, a rate picked from the tier range, the languages you speak, published hours, and any boundary a client should read before booking. It goes live in the Fortnite GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want — Clients book published slots. You can decline any booking. Details get settled in the order chat, moderated and logged so both sides hold the same record.
Play the session and get paid — Finishing the session credits the payout to your EB24 balance. Whatever the client writes in their review stays on your profile and pushes your tier progress along.
The formats, the rate, the hours and the limits all come from you, published on the profile ahead of any booking. Build or Zero Build, duos or a full squad, it is your list. What the profile leaves out is not for sale, and every booking carries a decline that needs no reason and costs you nothing.
No profile reaches the listings until we have confirmed the person behind it and the Epic account attached to it, and no client can book until they have cleared verification of their own. Someone pretending to be a GGirl she is not is the sharpest risk on a platform like this, and this check is where that ends.
Conversations live inside the platform, where they are logged and moderated. Anything out of scope, whether that is a pushy ask or outright harassment, reaches staff through the report button, and the client account gets actioned for it. That conversation is never yours to handle by yourself.
The money is captured before the first drop, so turning down an out of scope request cannot cost you a payout. Reviews held steady across a stretch of sessions, plus the volume behind them, carry you to Super Star and then Divine Star, lifting your listing placement and your rate range together.
A GGirl is paid to play Fortnite with someone. The purchase is your company for a drop and the hours booked, not a rank outcome and not one thing that sits outside the game. Sessions are duos, trios, squads, Zero Build or Creative maps, whatever formats you listed on your profile. Crossplay means clients on PC, console and even mobile can book the same profile.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the Fortnite booster track and the Fortnite coach track are open with separate applications.
The bar is lower on skill than the boosting track and higher on reliability and communication. Clients book a person, not a rank, and a fun squad fill at Gold beats a silent Unreal.
Getting verified is a protection you receive, not a hoop you clear on the client's behalf. Someone trading under a name that is not theirs is the main risk on platforms like this, and the terms of service spell out the consequences for anyone who tries it.
Read the following as rules the platform enforces, not as tips. No GGirl here has to talk a paying client into respecting her limits.
The money is already captured before the first drop, so saying no to an out of scope request cannot put your payout in danger. Funds sit with EB24 for precisely this purpose.
Pick your own number inside the tier range. It sits on your profile where every client reads it ahead of booking, so haggling in the chat is not a thing here.
Everything you earn from sessions stacks up on your EB24 balance, and you take it out through the payout method saved in your dashboard. Payment questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
No. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a rank result, so a Gold player who is fun in a squad is a stronger candidate than an Unreal player who is not. What matters is an Epic account you actually play and availability you keep. Any platform works, since Fortnite is crossplay.
No. EB24 is a gaming company and a GGirl booking is a Fortnite match with company. Anything asked for beyond that breaches the terms of service, and staff act on the client account for it. Your payout survives the report untouched, since EB24 collected the session payment before the first drop.
No. The formats on your profile are the complete offer, and nothing beyond them is for sale. Plenty of text only GGirls take Fortnite bookings every week. No tier anywhere on the platform asks for a camera, and a client cannot request a format your profile does not carry.
Yes. Fortnite is fully crossplay, so a console GGirl can squad with a PC client and the session works the same. Your platform is listed on your profile so clients know what to expect. Voice runs through the tool you both agree on, while all written communication stays in the moderated order chat.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star are earned by review consistency and session volume held over time, never bought and never applied for separately. The upper tiers place higher in the Fortnite GGirls listings and allow higher rates, so the review history you build early matters more than how any single session goes.
It depends on your rate, how many slots you publish and how many clients come back. Repeat bookings are where steady income comes from, so profiles that are pleasant and predictable outperform profiles that are only available occasionally. Rates rise with tier.
Yes, any booking at all, and no reason has to be given. Nothing about a decline touches your profile standing or your tier progress. Should the client keep pushing afterwards, report it and staff take it from there, dealing with the account on their end rather than leaving it to you.
We check that you are who you say you are and that the Epic account is genuinely yours, all before the profile appears in the listings. Someone trading under a stolen identity is the risk being removed, and you carry more of that risk than anyone. Clients are verified too, and neither side may opt out.
Rank does not gate this one. What gets reviewed is your schedule, the languages you play in, and the list of session types you intend to offer.
Apply as a Fortnite GGirl