Get ready. Then send your application.

• I am at least 18 and understand the adult-industry context.
• I can write English at B1 level or above and take the assessment.
• I can commit to fixed 8-hour shifts, 6 days per week.
• I have access to a computer, stable internet and a quiet workspace.
• I have a bank account for payouts.
• I understand that earnings vary with the plan, hours and sales.

Use this list as a readiness check, not a substitute for the official application. Tick each item as you check it. Your choices are not submitted or saved by this site. Checking every box does not guarantee eligibility or acceptance. If a requirement is unclear, follow the official posting to ask about it before making a commitment.

Be especially careful with availability. Working remotely can remove a commute, but it does not remove the fixed shift. Compare the possible work hours with your other responsibilities using the workspace and shift guide.

Think about a real time you communicated clearly, responded calmly or persuaded someone with relevant information. Sales, support, copywriting and social media experience can help. Explain your actual role and what you did, using simple language.

If this would be your first chat job, say that. The opening does not require prior chatting experience. An everyday example is preferable to an invented employment history. Our beginner guide shows how to think about skills you may already have.

Do not prepare private customer messages or subscriber screenshots as examples. Use your own description or an invented practice exchange. This checklist is advice for preparing; it does not add documents or portfolio requirements to the posting.

1. Application: about 10 minutes online; voice dictation is possible.
2. Assessment: English, emotional intelligence and a simulated chat with an AI fan.
3. Voice interview: about 5 minutes in the browser, with a human fallback for technical trouble.
4. Reply: usually within about 48 hours after the interview.
5. Training: free learning followed by a final chat test.
6. Contract: sign the freelancer agreement online before the first shift.

These timings are approximate and do not guarantee acceptance or a start date. You cannot infer the total length of hiring by adding the application and interview estimates. Training and review are separate stages.

The Academy’s interview information gives more detail on the assessment format. Read the instructions provided in your actual hiring flow, especially if you need help with the browser interview.

Ask for the actual shift times and their time zone. Ask how the account’s net sales are defined and how the commission plan is recorded. If considering the hourly-base option later, ask for the unpublished base amount before making a comparison.

For the first 2 weeks, pay is 6% of generated net sales. Later choices are hourly base plus commission or commission-only at 6–10%, depending on the account. The typical monthly range of $400–$1,500 is variable and sales-dependent.

The payment page covers the payout dates and notice period. Your contract, rather than a browser checklist, is the agreement you sign. Keep any unresolved question visible until the team has answered it.

All primary application buttons on this hub lead to Bunny Academy’s chat agent posting. We do not collect your answers, create an applicant account or accept documents here. Following the button lets you review the official details before starting.

Applying, tests, the interview and training are free. A request to purchase a course is not part of the published route. Verify any unexpected instruction with the Academy instead of assuming that a message using its name is authentic.

Before submitting, read your answers for accuracy and make sure your stated availability is real. You are preparing for work that includes adult conversations, sales and careful notes. A clear, truthful application gives the process a useful starting point without promising an outcome.