A colder piece of knowledge is that the belief that the majority of male escort clients are women is fundamentally wrong, and if one thinks this applies to China, it is even more mistaken. China has never published official statistics on sex work clients; I have heard that some law enforcement agencies in certain cities have collected data, but none has been fully disclosed.

In fact, the main clientele for male sexual services in many markets (primarily in Europe and America) still consists mostly of men. A study involving 495 male clients published in the American academic journal The Journal of Sex Research showed that 75% identified as gay and 18% identified as bisexual.

The paper A Global Overview of Male Escort Websites also mentioned that the study surveyed 499 male escort websites across 60 countries, where 57% of the websites cater exclusively to male clients, 11% specifically to female clients, and 10% to heterosexual couples. The remainder are mixed-gender, couple-mixed, or indeterminate websites.

According to publicly available practitioner data, there are approximately 72,106 male escorts serving male clients and about 32,948 serving female or couple clients, making the former roughly 2.2 times the latter.

Therefore, in fact, the global male escort market is primarily driven by men purchasing male services. Claims that women are the majority clientele have no basis.

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