How the free private rating works

Your first private body rating is free. You do not need an account or a card to start.

What happens, in order

1. Open the private rating and choose the creator you want as your rater.
2. Confirm that you are 18 or older, the photo shows your own adult body, you have the right to share it, and your face is not in the frame.
3. Upload one clear photo. The photo passes through the private safety check before anything else happens.
4. When the photo passes, use Google or your email to unlock the score and written verdict. This is the account gate. It comes after the upload, not before it.
5. Continue into SpiceMatch. The rating and photo carry into the private chat with the creator you chose. That creator delivers the rating. Madame V answers product questions but does not rate the photo.

The first rating costs nothing. Another rating shows its credit price before you confirm it.

Who gets the one-time 100-credit bonus

The bonus belongs to the public private-rating path described above. Choose a creator on the website, submit the rating, unlock the result with Google or email, and continue into that creator's chat. When that handoff opens, SpiceMatch adds another 100 credits once.

Starting a rating from an existing chat does not add the bonus. The first in-chat rating can still be free, but it is a different entry point. The bonus does not depend on your score and does not repeat for another rating, another creator, or another device.

A new account starts with 150 credits, so a first public-rating handoff currently begins with 250 credits before any spend.

If the photo does not pass

The photo is not delivered and you are not charged. The message on screen explains what the safety check found or whether it needs a clearer photo. Cum, semen, natural lubrication, personal lubricant, and ordinary wet skin are allowed. Urine, feces, vomit, and menstrual material are not. If the scan cannot tell what a fluid is, the photo is held instead of being sent or rated.

Is the rating public?

No. The original upload, score, written verdict, and creator-chat handoff are private. Nothing is posted to the public feed.