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Apply as a Brawl Stars GGirl
Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
The tight top Brawl Stars tier, held by profiles with seasons of trophy reviews.
Send the GGirl application The form covers your Supercell ID and platforms, the languages you play in, the modes you are open to and your availability.
Verification Your identity and your ownership of the Brawl Stars account are confirmed first, and no profile publishes before that clears. Brawl Stars profiles using another person identity die at verification, with no workaround. A complete form usually hears back within a few days.
Build your profile You build the full profile: modes you run, a tier-band rate, languages, hours, and boundaries clients read first. It goes live in the Brawl Stars GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want Ladder and Power League slots open for booking, and acceptance stays optional. Decline freely. Mode notes stay in moderated order chat with a transcript both sides can reopen.
Play the session and get paid When the last match of the booking ends, the payout hits your EB24 balance. Reviews stay on the profile and count toward higher tiers.
Modes, rate, hours and boundaries are chosen by you and published on the profile before bookings open. Casual ladder, Power League, club leagues or Map Maker, it is your list. Modes left off the profile are unavailable, and declining a booking stays free of explanations and fees.
No profile reaches the listings until we have confirmed the person behind it and the Brawl Stars account attached to it, and no client can book until they have cleared verification of their own. Someone posing as a Brawl Stars GGirl she is not is the sharpest risk, and this check is where it ends.
Match chat stays on EB24, where moderation can see the full thread. Pushy or harassing messages go to staff through the report button, and the client account takes the consequence. Policing that chat is not your solo duty.
Payment clears before the first trophy match, so saying no to an out of scope request cannot cost you. Reviews kept steady with enough volume move you to Super Star and Divine Star, lifting listing position and rate room together.
A GGirl is paid to play Brawl Stars with someone. The purchase is your company for the matches and the hours booked, not a trophy push and not one thing that sits outside the game. Sessions are Gem Grab, Brawl Ball, Showdown, Hot Zone, Power League or club league nights, whatever formats you listed on your profile. Crossplay means clients on iOS, Android and other platforms can book the same profile.
If you would rather sell a retired main than book hours, the Brawl Stars seller track lists accounts and skins on the accounts marketplace with a separate self serve flow.
The bar is lower on trophies than people expect and higher on reliability and communication. Clients book a person, not a ladder standing, and a fun Power League duo partner beats a silent high trophy grind.
Getting verified is a protection you should want, not a hoop you clear for the client. 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. Reach the team through the contact page if something about the check is unclear.
The points below are enforced by the product, not soft guidance. No Brawl Stars GGirl has to persuade a paying client to honor her boundaries.
Payment is already with EB24 before the first trophy match, so declining an out of scope ask cannot wipe earnings. That hold exists for this protection. Payment questions live in the platform FAQ.
Set a figure inside the tier band on your profile. Clients read it before a trophy or Power League booking, which keeps haggling out of chat.
Match earnings collect on your EB24 balance until you withdraw with the payout method saved in the dashboard. Browse live profiles on the Brawl Stars GGirls page before you set your first rate, and keep the platform FAQ handy for payout mechanics.
No. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a trophy result, so a mid ladder player who is fun in a trio is a stronger candidate than a silent high trophy grind. What matters is a Supercell account you actually play and availability you keep. Any platform works, since Brawl Stars is crossplay.
No. EB24 is a gaming company and a GGirl booking is a Brawl Stars match with company. Anything beyond a Brawl Stars match breaches the terms of service, and staff action the client account. Reporting leaves your payout intact, because EB24 already held the booking fee before the first match.
No. Modes on the profile are the full offer, and formats not listed cannot be requested. Plenty of text only GGirls take Brawl Stars bookings every week. No Brawl Stars tier requires a camera, and clients cannot request modes your profile does not carry.
Yes, if those formats sit on your profile. Power League and club league nights are common bookings when both sides are in a similar trophy or ranked band. List exactly which competitive formats you offer so clients know what they are booking before they pay.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star unlock through steady Brawl Stars reviews and match volume, never purchased and never requested alone. The upper tiers place higher in the Brawl Stars GGirls listings and allow higher rates, so the review history you build early matters more than how any single session goes.
Income depends on the rate you set, how many trophy and Power League slots you publish, and repeat bookings. Steady profiles outperform sparse ones. Higher tiers open a higher rate ceiling.
Yes. Decline trophy or Power League bookings with no explanation. Nothing about that choice moves tier progress or listing rank. If the client continues, report it and staff take the account from there.
We check that you are who you say you are and that the Brawl Stars account is genuinely yours, all before the profile appears in the listings. A complete application usually hears back within a few days. Stolen host identities are the risk this check clears, and clients pass verification as well.
Trophy count is not the filter. What we review is your availability, the languages you play in, and the modes you intend to offer.
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