Listing yourself as a paid Game Master

If you run good games, you can list yourself at Game Masters and charge for them. There is no membership requirement and no monthly cost — you apply, we review, and then you are bookable.

Applying

1. Write the listing

   Apply asks what you run, your format (online, in person, or both), your rate, session length, and a description. Be specific: “Curse of Strahd for 4–5 players, in person, Thursdays” gets booked; “any system, any time” does not.

2. Set up payouts

   Stripe onboarding, the same as marketplace selling. Stripe holds your identity and bank details, not us.

3. Wait for review

   A person reads every listing before it goes live. This is not a formality — it is why groups trust the list at all.

What we look for

• A description that tells a group what a session with you is actually like.
• A rate that matches the format and length, stated plainly.
• A cancellation policy. Any reasonable one; just say it.
• An account in good standing — no active moderation actions.

Running a paid game

• Turn up. A GM who cancels late, twice, will not stay listed.
• Be clear about what is included before they pay — session zero, character creation, a campaign or a one-shot.
• Everything in the code of conduct applies, and applies harder because they paid you.
• If a group includes minors, the same safety rules apply as to any session — see age and safety.

Reviews

Only people who booked you can review you, and you cannot remove one. You can reply. A single bad review with a calm reply reads far better than a listing with no reviews at all.