For models
Modeling gigs, direct from the brand
Modeling gigs that arrive from the brand rather than from an agency booker who takes twenty percent of them. You publish one reviewed profile with your own rate and your own availability, and the people who need exactly what you are contact you.
The problem
Two bad options, and a third one
Option one is an agency. It takes a percentage of everything, it decides which clients see you, and it represents a tiny fraction of the people actually working. Option two is doing it yourself across an Instagram grid, a personal site and three casting boards that were built for actors, where you apply to notices over and over and hear nothing.
The third option is to be findable. A brand that needs a fitness model in Chicago next Thursday has a very specific set of criteria and no good way to search on them. Publish those criteria as fields rather than as a bio, and the search finds you instead of you finding the search.
What you publish
Your profile, field by field
Twenty minutes once, then edits whenever you want. Availability changes take effect immediately.
Photos, with an 18+ tick on each
Up to twenty on Talent, unlimited on Talent Pro. Every file has its own 18+ box, unticked by default, and location EXIF is stripped from all of them on upload.
Categories
Pick every one that fits. Working in commercial and fitness is normal and both filters should return you.
City
Where you can work without travel being part of the negotiation. Talent Pro can list in more than one.
Height and date of birth
Height in centimeters. Age is calculated from your date of birth, so your profile is accurate next year without you touching it.
Day-rate range
Yours. It is visible before anyone contacts you, which means the first email is about the shoot rather than about money.
Availability
Available now, this month, or booked. One click, instant, no review, so it stays honest.
What we do not do
The honest list
- We do not represent you. MaxGirls is a directory, not an agency, and there is no contract about your work between us.
- We do not take a percentage. Not of a booking, not of a usage buyout, not of anything. We never see what you were paid.
- We do not negotiate for you, chase your invoices or guarantee that anyone will contact you. A profile is a listing, not a promise of work.
- We do not publish earnings claims. Anyone telling you what models "make" on their platform is quoting a survey they will not name.
- We do not sell you a portfolio shoot, a course, or a "you have been scouted" upgrade. Those are the classic modeling scams and we would rather explain them than run them.
Control over your own photos
You decide what is 18+
The tick box is on each photo, not on your profile. A lingerie image can be marked while the rest of the set is not, and the blur is applied to a separate file rather than with a CSS filter that any visitor can switch off in a browser menu.
What happens to a marked photo
- The original goes to a private disk that is not reachable from the web.
- A degraded preview is generated: reduced to about thirty pixels wide, blurred, scaled back up.
- Only that preview is referenced by the page a stranger loads.
- A viewer who confirms they are 18 or older gets the original streamed to them, for that photo, for thirty days.
You can unpublish the profile at any time, and export everything you uploaded. Your photos remain yours, and we never license them to anyone.
Price the license, not just the day
The day is a constant. What the client is allowed to do with the images afterwards is the variable, and it is where the money is. Set your own base and read the shape of the quote.
Day rate and usage estimator
Runs in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Your number for the hours, before any license. Nobody sets this for you and nothing on this site claims to know it.
Put these in the quote too
- The shoot date and the agreed hours
- What happens on overtime, per hour
- The license in one explicit paragraph
- Payment term in days, and an expiry on the quote
Quote this range
$900 to $1,035
A published range means the first email is about the shoot, not about whether you are affordable.
What these numbers are. The base is the figure you set. The license multipliers are this tool's own stated bands, printed so you can see the shape of a quote: media 1.0 to 3.0×, territory 1.0 to 2.0×, term 0.85 to 3.0×, exclusivity 1.0 to 1.75×. They are not a survey, an average or a market rate. MaxGirls publishes no rate table and never sees what you were paid. The reasoning behind each line.
Where you will be listed · 01 to 09
Pick every category that fits you
Listing in more than one is normal and it costs nothing: a model who works commercial and fitness should be returned by both filters. What changes per category is what a booker expects to find in the set.
Get started
Publish the profile. Set your own rate.
Create your profile, and a person will review it before it goes live.