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Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Role queue, quick play and arcade sessions
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Applications open, review takes a few days
Apply as an Overwatch GGirlWhere every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
The narrow top Overwatch tier, held by profiles with long queue review histories.
Send the GGirl application The form covers your Battle.net account and platform, the roles and languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability.
Verification Identity and ownership of the Battle.net account are confirmed first. Review takes a few days, and no profile publishes before that clears. Profiles trading on a name that is not theirs stop here.
Build your profile You build the profile end to end: roles and queues, a tier-band rate, languages, hours, and boundaries clients read first. It goes live in the Overwatch GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want Bookings arrive against the roles and queues you listed, and each one is yours to accept or skip. No explanation is owed. Queue setup stays in moderated order chat under a single shared record.
Play the session and get paid Match complete credits the session payout to your EB24 balance. The client review remains on the profile and counts toward the next tier.
Queue formats, rate, hours and limits are set by you and published on the profile before any booking. Tank duo, support fill, quick play or competitive role queue, it is your list. Formats left off the profile stay unavailable, and each booking still allows a no-reason decline at no cost.
No profile reaches the listings until we have confirmed the person behind it and the Battle.net account attached to it, and no client can book until they have cleared verification of their own. Someone posing as an Overwatch GGirl she is not is the main trust risk, and this check cuts that off.
Role and queue talk stays inside moderated platform chat with a full log. Pushy requests or harassment reach staff through the report button, and the client account takes the hit. You do not have to close that loop yourself.
Money is held before the first queue pops, so turning down an out of scope ask cannot touch your payout. A run of solid reviews and match volume unlocks Super Star, then Divine Star, moving listing rank and rate ceiling in step.
A GGirl is paid to play Overwatch with someone. The purchase is your company in the lobby and the hours booked, not a competitive rank outcome and not one thing that sits outside the game. Sessions are role queue as tank, damage or support, quick play, arcade modes or custom games, whatever formats you listed on your profile. Crossplay means clients on PC and console can book the same profile.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the Overwatch booster track and the Overwatch 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 support fill at Gold beats a silent Grandmaster.
Passing verification is cover for you, not a hoop staged for clients. Review takes a few days. Fake identities are the sharpest risk here, and the terms of service name the consequences for that.
These are enforced rules on EB24, not optional etiquette. No Overwatch GGirl has to negotiate her boundaries with a paying client.
Funds are captured before the first queue, so turning down an out of scope ask cannot put earnings in danger. EB24 holds payment for precisely that reason.
Pick a rate from the tier range and keep it on the profile. Every client sees that figure before a competitive or quick play booking, so chat bargains do not start.
Competitive and quick play payouts land on your EB24 balance for withdrawal through the saved method. See the platform FAQ for payment questions.
No. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a rank result, so a Gold support main who is fun in voice is a stronger candidate than a silent Grandmaster. What matters is a Battle.net account you actually play and availability you keep. Any platform works, since Overwatch is crossplay.
No. EB24 is a gaming company and a GGirl booking is an Overwatch match with company. Requests past an Overwatch match breach the terms of service, and staff action the client account. Your payout survives the report untouched, since EB24 collected the session payment before the first match loads.
No. Roles and queues on the profile make up the whole offer, and nothing beyond them is sold. Plenty of text only GGirls take Overwatch bookings every week. Camera is never required at any Overwatch tier, and clients cannot invent formats your profile omits.
Yes. Your profile lists the roles and modes you offer, so a tank-only profile, a flex support fill or a damage duo are all valid setups. Clients read that list before booking, and you can change it any time from the dashboard without filing a new application.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star are unlocked by Overwatch review consistency and queue volume over time, never bought and never applied for alone. The upper tiers place higher in the Overwatch GGirls listings and allow higher rates, so the review history you build early matters more than how any single session goes.
Pay follows your published rate, the competitive and quick play slots you keep live, and repeat bookings. Pleasant, predictable profiles out-earn occasional ones. Tier advances expand what you may charge.
Yes. Skip any competitive or quick play booking without a reason. Declines leave standing and tier progress alone. Keep reporting pressure after the fact and staff deal with the client account rather than leaving the fight to you.
We check that you are who you say you are and that the Battle.net account is genuinely yours, all before the profile appears in the listings. Review takes a few days. Stolen Battle.net identities are the risk removed, and clients also clear verification. Neither side may opt out.
Competitive rank is not the filter. What we review is your schedule, the languages you queue in, and the roles or modes you intend to list.
Apply as an Overwatch GGirl