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Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Quick match, competitive and casual duo sessions
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Applications open, verification comes first
Apply as a Rivals GGirlWhere every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
A small circle of veteran profiles with deep review histories.
Send the GGirl application — The form covers your platform and rank, the languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability.
Verification — Before a Rivals profile can go live we confirm who you are and that the account is yours. Impersonation stops at this step, which is why no profile can skip it.
Build your profile — The profile is yours to write: which Rivals modes you play, rates inside the tier range, languages, hours, and any boundaries you want visible before a booking. It goes live in the Rivals GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want — Clients pick from the slots you published, and any booking can be turned down. The order chat, moderated and logged for both sides, is where every session detail gets agreed.
Play the session and get paid — A finished session credits your EB24 balance. The review the client leaves joins your profile and counts toward Super Star and Divine Star progression.
Which Rivals modes you play, what you charge, when you are online and where your boundaries sit all come from your profile, published before anyone books. What the profile does not list does not exist as an offer, and declining a booking needs no reason and carries no penalty.
No Rivals profile publishes until we have confirmed the person behind it and the account it plays on, and no client books until their own check clears. Impersonation is what goes wrong most often on platforms like this, and verification is the wall it runs into.
Chat stays inside the platform, logged and moderated. Anything out of scope, from pushy requests to harassment, reaches staff through the report flow, and the client account gets actioned for it. That conversation is never yours to handle alone.
The money is captured before the first match loads, so turning down an out of scope request costs you no payout at all. Steady reviews and steady session volume are what carry a profile into Super Star and Divine Star, lifting placement and rates together.
A GGirl is paid to play Marvel Rivals with someone. What the client pays for is company in the lobby and time in the game, never a division on the ladder and never a thing that happens outside Rivals. Sessions run in the formats your profile lists, from quick match to competitive duos, and a strategist backing up the client on their favourite duelist is the setup that gets booked most.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the Rivals booster track and the Rivals coach track are open with separate applications.
Compared with the boosting track, rank counts for less here and reliability and communication count for far more. Clients book a person, not a rank.
That verification step is there for your protection first and the client second. Impersonation and unverified profiles are the main risk on platforms like this, and the terms of service set out what happens when someone breaks that rule.
None of what follows is advice; it is written platform policy. Your own safety is not something a Rivals client gets to bargain over.
Because the payment is already captured when the lobby opens, saying no to an out of scope request puts nothing of yours at risk. Holding the funds on the platform exists for exactly that reason.
Rates are yours to pick within the range your tier allows, and every Rivals client reads the number before the booking is placed. Nobody haggles in the chat.
Session payouts pool on your EB24 balance, withdrawable through whichever method your dashboard has saved. Payment questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
Any rank. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a rank result, so a Bronze player who is good to play with is a stronger candidate than an Eternity player who is not. What matters is a Marvel Rivals account you actually play and availability you keep.
No. EB24 belongs to a gaming company, and a GGirl booking is a Marvel Rivals lobby with company in it. Anything asked beyond that scope breaches the terms of service, and the client account carries the consequence. Your payout is untouched when you report, since the platform holds the session payment before the first match loads.
No. Your profile names the formats you sell, and that naming is the entire offer. Text only Rivals profiles exist on the platform and fill their slots. No tier anywhere carries a camera requirement, and a client cannot demand a format your profile does not already carry.
Whatever your profile lists. Quick match and casual duos are the most booked formats, competitive duo sessions exist for clients who want their ranked games with company, and some profiles offer specific setups like strategist support for a duelist main. You decide the list and you can change it any time.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Steady reviews and sustained session volume are what open Super Star and Divine Star; no fee is charged and no second application is filed. The climb is worth making because the upper tiers sit above the standard tier in the listings and allow higher rates, so your opening months of reviews outweigh any one session.
Yes, any booking, and no reason is required. Your profile and your tier read exactly the same after a decline as before one. A client who keeps pressing once you have said no becomes a report instead of your problem, and staff take it from there against their account. Handling that alone is not part of the role.
We confirm who you are and that the Marvel Rivals account belongs to you, and only then does the profile publish. Keeping impersonators off the listings is the whole purpose, and you gain more from that than anyone else does. Clients clear verification of their own before a booking. Neither side skips the step.
Marking the session complete credits the payout to your EB24 balance, and withdrawal runs through whichever method your dashboard has saved. EB24 already held the client payment before hero select, so no finished session ends up unpaid regardless of how the chat went.
Rank does not gate this one. What the review wants from you: the hours you keep, the languages you play in and the session types you plan to list.
Apply as a Rivals GGirl