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FOR PLATFORMS

You run the platform.
We run the chat team.

Finding writers is one job. Training them, planning shifts, and reviewing their work is another. Dirtymouth handles those parts of your adult fantasy-chat operation.

The daily work
behind the inbox.

You may need help with a particular shift or a wider staffing plan. We agree on the scope before recruiting for it.

01

Recruitment

We review applicants for writing ability, attention to detail, and comfort with adult fiction. Language and availability requirements come from your brief.

02

Character guidance

Give us your character profiles, tone, and content rules. We turn them into practical instructions that operators can use during a conversation.

03

Shift planning

We work out who is needed, when they are needed, and how handovers should work. Coverage is agreed around your traffic, languages, and budget.

04

Quality reviews

We review writing against the agreed standards, flag recurring problems, and give operators specific feedback. You have a contact for questions and changes.

Give us
the working details.

A useful brief tells us where the gaps are. Estimates are fine at this stage. There is no need to send account credentials or customer conversations.

Send a platform enquiry

Agree on
the boundaries.

Our service is managed text-chat staffing. Your company continues to operate the platform and its relationship with customers.

You keep control of

  • Your platform, software, and operator accounts.
  • Customer billing, refunds, and commercial terms.
  • Age restrictions, user disclosures, and platform policies.
  • Approvals for character guidance and changes to the service.

Our scope has limits

We work with adult fantasy-chat services that disclose fictional entertainment to their users. We do not offer live video, voice performance, or in-person services. Customer support, moderation, and other work need their own agreed scope.

START WITH A PILOT

Put a small team
to the test.

We can discuss a limited assignment with defined shifts, writing standards, review points, and fees. That gives both sides something concrete to assess before expanding.

Talk about a pilot