April isn't a booking app you sign into at midnight. It's a small membership we manage by hand — which means we meet people first, and we don't accept everyone.
Two reasons we run it this way. First, matching company to an occasion is judgement, not a search filter — it works far better when we actually know who we're placing. Second, a verified, vetted membership is what keeps the whole thing safe and unremarkable: members can relax because everyone has been checked, and our companions can relax for the same reason. Keeping numbers deliberately modest is the price of doing both properly.
A short written application. It tells us who you are and what you'd use April for.
Photo ID and address, confirmed before anything else happens.
A brief call where it helps — usually it does.
If it's a fit, you're in. If it isn't, we'll tell you kindly.
There's an application fee that covers verification and the time it takes to review you properly. On approval, there's a one-off joining fee. After that, you pay per booking — priced by the type of event and how long it runs, always agreed and settled before the evening, never in cash.
We confirm exact figures privately during your application, once we understand what you're likely to book. If a transparent, modest, paid-in-advance structure feels right to you, it's a sign we'll get on.
Members who treat the arrangement well tend to find it becomes one of the easier things in their diary.
That tends to be a good sign. The application takes a few minutes, and it comes to us — no one else.
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