TS4Rent Review

Count the section headings and the business becomes obvious. Exclusive. Featured. Platinum. VIP. Escort of the day. Special banner ad. Featured ads. Featured videos. Featured blog entries. Featured reviews. Barely anything on the front page is sorted by who is nearby or who is available — it is sorted by who bought the slot, and the labels do not disguise it. That is not a criticism so much as the operating principle of the format, but it does mean the ranking carries no information about anything except spending.

Around that sits more editorial than a listings site normally bothers with: interviews, blogs, a facts page, and a section of client reviews of individual advertisers. That last one is worth thinking about before using it, since the people being reviewed did not choose to be rated and cannot answer back on their own profile.

Search, live cams, videos and an available-now filter are the functional parts, and a masseur section and a female escort section sit alongside the trans listings the site is named for. Two other escort domains are given their own panels on the page.

Browsing is free; advertising is not.