GGirl
Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Relaxed duo queues, unrated, Swiftplay and Spike Rush
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Applications open, verification comes first
Apply as a Valorant GGirlWhere every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
A capped top tier reserved for veterans with a long review history.
Send the GGirl application — The form covers your rank and region, the languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability.
Verification — Before a profile can go live, we confirm who you are and that the Valorant account is yours. Impersonation stops at this step, which is why nobody skips it.
Build your profile — The profile is yours to write: which modes you queue, rates within your tier range, languages, hours and any boundaries you want visible before a booking. It goes live in the Valorant GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want — Clients book published slots. You can decline any booking. All arrangements happen in the moderated order chat, so a record exists for both sides.
Play the session and get paid — When the session wraps, the payout posts to your EB24 balance. The review the client leaves goes onto your profile and counts toward your next tier.
Formats, rates, hours and boundaries are yours, stated on your profile before anyone books. Unrated only, competitive included, voice or text, all of it is your call. Anything not on the profile is not on offer, and any booking can be declined without a reason and without a penalty.
Identity and account ownership are verified before a profile goes live, and clients are verified before they can book. Impersonation is the biggest risk on platforms like this, and verification is where it gets stopped.
Chat stays inside the platform, logged and moderated. Anything out of scope, from pushy requests to harassment, goes straight to staff via the report flow, and the client account gets actioned. You never have to handle that conversation alone.
Payment is captured before the session starts, so refusing an out of scope request never costs you a payout. Consistent reviews and session volume move you to Super Star and Divine Star, which raise both your placement and your rates.
A GGirl is paid to play Valorant with someone. What the client pays for is company in the lobby and game time, never a rank result and never anything beyond the game. Sessions run in whatever modes you listed: unrated, Swiftplay, Spike Rush, competitive or a custom in the range.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the Valorant booster track and the Valorant coach track are open with separate applications.
The bar is lower on rank than the boosting tracks and higher on reliability and communication. Clients book a person, not an Act Rank.
The verification step shields you at least as much as it shields the client. 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 safety is not something a client gets to bargain over.
Payment is captured before a session starts, so refusing an out of scope request never puts your payout at risk. That is the whole point of holding funds on the platform.
Rates are yours to choose within the tier range, and every client sees the number before booking. Nobody haggles in the chat.
Session payouts pool on your EB24 balance, withdrawable through whichever method your dashboard has configured. 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 an Iron player who is fun to queue with is a stronger candidate than a Radiant who is not. What matters is a Valorant account you actually play and availability you keep.
No. EB24 is a gaming company and sessions are gaming sessions, full stop. A request beyond that scope is a terms of service breach, and the client account takes the consequences. Your payout is untouched when you report, since the platform already holds the session payment before you ever queue.
No. Your profile lists what you sell, and that list is the whole offer. Text only profiles exist on the platform and get booked. No tier ever requires a camera, and no client can demand a format your profile does not carry.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star unlock through steady reviews and sustained session volume; no fee and no second application involved. Climbing matters because the upper tiers rank higher in the listings and allow higher rates, so your opening months of reviews outweigh any single session.
Three things decide it: the rate you set, the slots you put up and the clients who rebook. Repeat bookings are where steady income comes from, so profiles that are pleasant and predictable outperform profiles that are only around occasionally. Rates rise with tier, and payouts collect on your EB24 balance.
Yes, any booking, no reason required. A decline leaves your profile and tier exactly where they were. Should a client push back after being declined, that becomes a report, and staff deal with the account on their side of it. Arguing your own case alone is never part of this job.
Before your profile is published, we confirm your identity and that the Valorant account belongs to you. The point is keeping impersonators out, and you are the main beneficiary of that. Clients clear their own verification before they can book anything. Neither side gets to skip the step.
As soon as the session is marked complete, the payout is credited to your EB24 balance for withdrawal through your chosen dashboard method. The client paid EB24 before the first queue popped, so a finished session cannot end up unpaid, whatever happens in the chat.
Rank does not gate this one. What the review wants from you: your hours, your languages and the session types you plan to offer.
Apply as a Valorant GGirl