Terms and conditions
These terms govern the use of Ladies Timer and reservations through the platform.
Last changed: 20 September 2026
If the versions differ, the German version prevails. The English translation is provided for guidance.
1. Scope
These terms apply to the use of this platform: to reserving an appointment as well as to keeping an account as a provider. Differing terms apply only where they have been expressly agreed.
The contracting party is the operator named in the legal notice. The service itself is provided by the provider; a separate contract comes about with them, and the operator is not a party to it.
2. What the operator provides
The operator provides a platform on which appointments can be found and reserved. That includes:
- A provider's booking page with their offers, hours and locations.
- The reservation of a free slot against a fee.
- The confirmation, the reminder and the notice in case of a cancellation.
- The check of whether a provider has had their ID verified and has submitted a registration under the Prostitute Protection Act.
The relevant provider supplies the offered service. The platform operator does not supply that service and makes no promises about its content or performance.
3. How the reservation comes about
Displaying an available time is not a binding offer. Reservations follow these steps:
- Select an offer, duration and time, and enter your email address.
- Submitting places a binding offer. Your chosen time is held during the payment window.
- The reservation contract is concluded and the appointment confirmed when payment is confirmed.
- Without timely payment, the hold expires and the time becomes available again.
A separate contract text is not stored for later retrieval. The confirmation email contains appointment details. You can view and save these terms at any time.
4. The fee
Ten euros are due for every reservation. That is the full price towards the operator; no further costs arise towards him. The amount falls due immediately on conclusion and is collected through the payment service provider.
The price of the service itself is shown on the booking page and is paid to the provider on site. It is none of the operator's business, and he does not collect it.
5. Cancellation and refund
A reserved appointment cannot be cancelled by the customer. The fee is not refunded in that case: it pays for the arrangement, and that has been performed with the reservation.
If the provider cancels, the fee is refunded in full without anyone having to ask. The refund goes back the way the payment came.
Consumers have a statutory right of withdrawal. What it looks like and why it expires early through the consent in the form is set out in the withdrawal notice.
6. The customer's obligations
- Use is restricted to adults aged 18 and over.
- Provide accurate information. A valid email address is required for confirmations and cancellation notices.
- Attend confirmed appointments or discuss changes with the provider in good time.
- Harassment, intrusive investigation or pressure against providers is prohibited.
7. A provider's account
After registering, you can prepare your account. Accepting bookings requires:
- A passed ID check through the engaged service.
- A valid registration under section 3 of the Prostitute Protection Act.
- Details that are correct: display name, description, offers, prices and locations.
- A portrait that shows the provider and to which they hold the rights, if they store one.
The operator may suspend an account if requirements are no longer met, information is demonstrably false or laws are breached, and informs the provider of the reason. New bookings are then unavailable. Suspension does not automatically cancel confirmed appointments.
Either party may terminate the usage agreement at any time without notice. Existing confirmed appointments must be resolved before account deletion. Related data is deleted with the account.
8. Availability
Maintenance, technical problems and outages of connected services may affect access. Uninterrupted or specific availability is not guaranteed.
9. Liability
The operator is liable without limit for intent and gross negligence as well as for damage arising from injury to life, body or health.
In case of simple negligence he is liable only for breach of an obligation whose fulfilment makes the proper performance of the contract possible in the first place and on whose observance you may regularly rely, and limited in amount to the foreseeable damage typical for this kind of contract.
The operator is not liable for a provider's details nor for how the appointment goes. Both lie outside what he provides.
10. Changes to these terms
Changes made for an objective reason will be announced and apply to contracts concluded afterwards. Existing reservations remain subject to the terms agreed when they were made.
11. Final provisions
German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. For consumers this choice of law applies only insofar as it does not withdraw the protection of mandatory provisions of the state in which they habitually reside.
If the customer is a merchant, a legal person under public law or a special fund under public law, the place of jurisdiction is the operator's seat. For consumers the statutory place of jurisdiction remains.
Should a provision be invalid, the remaining ones stay in force.