I agree with the ideas everyone has suggested, so there's no need to repeat them.

But I will say that different sites may have different people listed because different sites have different target audiences and requirements. Some want payment, some do not. Some are selective and others may list whoever asks. It's worth looking at a variety of directories, as well as taking furfan's advice and do a good old Google search. Some Dommes may not be on any directory...but they have a website.



Well, the site is only a little over a year old. Not everyone has heard of it yet. Give us some time. And refer the missing Dommes to us.

I don't have a search function on there yet because I don't see the need for it. If you want to know who is in Miami you can do to Florida and see it clearly. Once it grows to a point where there are lots of people in a city and it seems like a good idea to have subsections for cities then I will do that. (California is getting close.)

Beyond that? I don't have plans to allow people to put activities on their entries. As much as I'd love to do that it creates a whole additional legal responsibility on my part. If this upsets you then please contact your legislators.

We do have a tour page, but if a Domme doesn't give me the info to put on it then our steady stream of visitors can't see it.



Tryst doesn't have all the great Dommes on it either. I mean, I'm not on it.

As the person who created BDSMProfessionals.com, my intention was to create a modern directory with great SEO for the more classic BDSM provider, and, because scammers and "insta-Dommes" are so pervasive online, to vet those providers in hopes of helping the subs feel more confident when contacting someone. So, we're niche, I suppose.

Mistress UV and Soapy, thank you for the recommendation.