Escort Agencies in Spain - Miracle

On this page you'll find the escort agencies that are active in Spain and listed on Miracle, some based right here and others coming from abroad but with models working in the country. Every one of them has a page with its models, the cities it covers and its booking rules, so you can compare them before you decide who to contact. Like everywhere on the site, every agency was reviewed before listing and all their models are verified adults. Under the list there are a few notes on how agencies operate in Spain and how to pick the right one.

Who runs the agencies here

Not every agency on this list works the same way. Some were started here and only work inside the country, often run by people who know the local scene very well and have been doing it for years, while others are international agencies with an office somewhere else that also have models in Spain, either living here or visiting for a while.

Local agencies usually know the cities, the hotels and the little practical things really well, which can make a big difference when you want everything to go smoothly. International agencies on the other hand often have a bigger choice and models who travel a lot, so if you're looking for something specific, it can be worth checking both kinds.

Which cities the agencies cover

Very few agencies cover the whole country, most are active in one city or a small group of cities. The cities are listed on each agency's page, and some also mention whether they send girls to nearby towns and if there's a travel charge.

If you live or stay outside the big cities, look for agencies that mention this, because not all of them do it. Agencies with drivers are usually more flexible here, since the agency organises the trip and knows exactly where the girl is, which also makes it safer for both sides.

What makes one agency better than another

With a few agencies to pick from, compare more than just the pictures. First look at how long they have been on Miracle and what clients say about their service, because an agency with a long track record and steady good feedback is usually a safer choice.

Then check how open they are about prices and rules. A good agency shows its rates clearly, explains its cancellation and deposit rules and doesn't hide anything in small print, and it's a plus if they can be reached in several ways and actually respond on each. Last, look at the girls, how many there are, whether their profiles are current and whether the photos look fresh, because an agency is only as good as the girls who work with it.

Talking to agencies in Spain

Many clients who book agencies in Spain are visitors from other countries, so most agencies here have someone at the booking desk who speaks at least English and often one or two other languages too. The agency page shows which languages they handle, and it's worth a look, since sorting out the details in a shared language saves a lot of confusion.

Keep in mind that the staff and the girls don't always speak the same languages, so if you want to talk to the model in a particular language, ask the agency for someone who speaks it. Most agencies know their girls well enough to tell you right away who fits.

When the agencies answer

Agencies in Spain don't all keep the same hours. A few run a booking line that's open almost all night, which is handy for late decisions, while smaller ones usually only reply during the afternoon and evening. Their hours are on the agency page, so it's worth checking first, especially late in the evening.

Response time also says something about the agency. If you write during their working hours and nobody answers for a long time, that's not a great start, while an agency that replies quickly and clearly usually organises the rest of the booking in the same way.

Booking before you arrive in Spain

Many visitors get in touch with an agency before their trip starts, and most agencies are used to that and like to plan in advance. Tell them the dates you'll be there, the city and the hotel if you already know it, and which models you're interested in, so they can check who will be available and maybe keep a time free for you.

It's a good idea to confirm again a day before or on the day you arrive, because plans on both sides can change, flights get delayed and models sometimes change their schedule. For bookings made well in advance, some agencies ask for a small deposit, and if so, be clear about the terms before you pay anything.

Local rules and the agencies

Every country regulates this differently, and each agency is responsible for complying with the rules in Spain. As a client you're responsible for your own part, so it's worth knowing the local situation before you book. Established agencies are normally well informed about this and can tell you what is normal and what isn't, so don't hesitate to ask them if you're not sure.

If an agency encourages you to ignore the rules or offers things that obviously aren't allowed, it's better to stay away, and please let us know about it.

Agencies and corporate visits to Spain

A lot of people come to Spain for conferences, trade fairs or business meetings, and some of them want company for a dinner or an evening event. Agencies are usually well prepared for that, because they can suggest a model who is comfortable at formal occasions, speaks the right languages and knows how to dress.

If you need a companion for an event, tell the agency a bit about it when you book, what kind of event, how long and what the dress code is, so they can pick the right person and she can prepare. In busy conference weeks, the most popular girls are reserved quickly, so plan ahead.

The agency's side of the booking

Agencies are not only there to check the girls, they also want to know that their models are safe with the clients they meet. That's why some ask a few questions when you book for the first time, or want to call you back on the number you gave, which is completely normal and part of how a serious agency works.

What they expect in return is pretty simple, be on time, be sober and respectful, pay what was agreed and don't try to arrange meetings with the girls behind the agency's back. Clients who respect that are always welcome back and usually get priority next time, while clients who cause trouble tend to find that agencies in the same city talk to each other.

Giving newcomers a look

New agencies are added in Spain now and then, and at the beginning they don't have many reviews yet. They still went through the same checks as everybody else before they were listed, so being new doesn't make them less trustworthy. New agencies often go the extra mile early on, since they want to earn good reviews.

With a newer agency, just pay extra attention to whether everything matches what was promised, and afterwards write an honest review, which helps others a lot at that early stage.

If something goes wrong

Even with good agencies, sometimes something doesn't go the way it should, a model arrives very late, the price isn't what was agreed or the booking gets cancelled at the last minute. In most cases the best first step is to talk to the agency itself, calmly, and explain what happened, because a serious agency wants to fix that and keep you as a client.

Save your messages with the agency, so there's a record of what was agreed, and if they ignore you or refuse to deal with it, report it to us on Miracle. We look at every complaint about agencies, and when the same thing happens more than once, it has consequences for their listing.

The order of the list

The order of agencies for Spain isn't random. Agencies with good reviews, up-to-date model profiles and quick answers usually show up higher, while inactive agencies or ones with repeated complaints slowly drop lower. That said, it's worth scrolling past the first few, because a smaller agency lower on the list might suit you perfectly.

Tell us about an agency

If you know an agency in Spain that you think should be on this page, or you run one yourself, you can let us know through Miracle. We'll check it like every other agency before it appears, and if it meets our standards, it will be added to the Spain list. The same goes for agencies that have closed or stopped working in Spain but are still shown here, a short message is enough and we'll check it.