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Soft launch · founding advertisers

Advertising on Aurora is by application.

Aurora is in soft launch, opening city by city, and we are choosing our first advertisers now. You verify your ID, write your ad, and a person reads it before it goes live. Not every application is approved.

Each city opens with 25 founding spots: the first 25 advertisers approved there get 60 days of Pro free. After that, the usual price per period applies.

Founding spots in Columbus: 25 of 25 left

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Advertise · Canada

Advertise in Canada as an independent companion.

Aurora is an ad board operated from Canada, for independents who want their own contact details on the ad and a verified badge that says what it checked. Pick your city below, write your ad, verify with a government ID, and a person reviews it, usually the same day.

The first 25 advertisers approved in each city before January 31, 2027 get 60 days of Pro at no cost

Founding spots in Columbus: 25 of 25 left

Cities

18 cities in Canada, opening now.

Each city has its own pages, where your ad appears to people looking there. The count is the number of live, verified ads in that city right now. Cities with none are opening, which is where the founding offer is aimed.

What you get

An ad people trust, with you in charge of it.

  • Your own contact lines on the ad: a number and how it may be used, Telegram, email, your site. Shown only to people who passed the age gate.
  • A badge that names its method: verified with a government ID and a liveness check, reviewed by a person. Aurora keeps the result, never the document.
  • A person reads every ad and photo before it goes live, and tells you in writing if something has to change.
  • Pro at 39 euros or Elite at 129 euros per 30 days, prepaid in Bitcoin. Nothing renews, nothing on a card statement, no cut of anything you earn.
  • A hide button that takes the ad down everywhere in one click, and brings it back without a new review.
  • No public reviews or ratings, in either direction.

The law, briefly

Advertising your own services in Canada.

The Criminal Code makes it an offence to knowingly advertise an offer to provide sexual services for consideration (section 286.4), and then provides that no person shall be prosecuted for advertising their own sexual services (section 286.5). An independent writing and placing an ad for herself or himself is not the target of that offence. Placing ads for other people is a different matter, and Aurora's acceptable-use policy does not allow it.

Provinces and cities add rules mostly about premises and business licences rather than advertising. This is general information, not legal advice.

The rules Aurora applies to every ad are in the acceptable-use policy. For the wider picture, read where to advertise as an independent companion in Canada.

Questions

Asked by advertisers in Canada.

Which Canadian cities can I advertise in?
All 18 listed on this page, from Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver to Halifax, Victoria and St. John's. Your ad has one home city and can list the cities you tour. If your city is missing, write to hello@auroramembers.com and it is usually added within days.
What does it cost?
Pro is 39 euros and Elite 129 euros, each for 30 days, paid in Bitcoin from any Canadian exchange (Shakepay, Newton, Bitbuy, Wealthsimple, Kraken) in your own name. Nothing renews. Until January 31, 2027 the first 25 advertisers approved in each city get 60 days of Pro free, with no card.
Do you store my ID?
No. Your ID and liveness video go to Didit under a data-processing agreement. Aurora stores the verification decision and a hash of the document, nothing else, and you verify again every 12 months.
Who sees my phone number?
Only the lines you choose to put on the ad, and only people who have passed the age gate. Your account email and the identity you verified with are never shown.
Is my ad shown outside Canada?
Your ad lives on your city's pages and at its own address; anyone who passes the age gate can open it, wherever they are. Search engines are sent to the Canadian pages for Canadian cities.