Welcome to MSWI
Male Sex Work Information Network
⚠️ Please be aware that the information provided on MSWI is about male sex work is strictly for informational and harm reduction purposes.
It should not be interpreted as an endorsement or recommendation of sex work. Recognizing that some individuals engage in this activity, this resource aims to offer helpful guidance on navigating potential risks and accessing support systems
MSWI Website is intended for an audience aged 18+
🧰 Tool Kit
🦠 STI/STD & HIV Information
👨⚖️ Sex Work Law
Nuts and bolts
Explore different services, practices, and resources for male sex workers and clients.
Advertising & Marketing
Kinks & Fetishes Information
Frequently asked questions
Who is MSWI for?
MSWI stands for Male Sex Worker Information. It is for males. However female and trans, non binary people may find it helpful. We recommend finding information tailored to you.
The purpose of MSWI?
Males Sex Worker Information is a collection of advice and information for males who are in the sex work industry. A tool to use when you are on the job and need to back up your statements with law, ie clients must wear a condom
Who runs MSWI?
Former and current male sex workers. Clients add to there zone, however limited in the input (unless it's a great idea or advice). This site is not run for money, it sole intent is help.
Why is there a client zone?
Most resources for sex workers is soley for sex worker, however there isn't much out their for clients. If clients know how to treat sex workers, it helps with everyone.
I need help now!
If you need immediate help, our advice is to call the police emergency line. If thats not possible, text a friend, or yourself with what is going on. If possible take a photo or video. Evidence is vital.
What is MSWI?
MSWI stands for Male Sex Worker Information. We use MSWI so your browser history and URL less obvious then male sex worker information.
Contact Us
Reach out for inquiries about safe practices, resources, and services information on MSWI.net. We will try and provide support and information you need. Our focus is on male sex workers and clients who see them.