You would have to put a massive focus on avoiding charges of soliciting. If not, you are finished.
It is all in the wording used. Prostitution in many western countries in not illegal, only the soliciting bit is.
Get from A to B without looking like you are selling appointments for sex is the only way you can get this to appear legal.
Hard, but some brothels mange it.
We are an extrajurisdictional company. If our opsec fails, then the core team will be prosecuted. That is the entire idea of this company. Otherwise existing sites like SA could just fund an app like this on the sly, but they'd never be able to provide real customer service, instant booking or make money off the transactions.
In Canada, selling sex itself is legal, but everything around it is illegal. There's no legal way for our company to operate there.
Almost no one "manages" it. They operate illegally but at such a small scale no one cares (until they do).