1 · Post a brief
Describe the question and what a useful session would cover. You never share the answer, photos of the target, or leading details — the viewer works blind.
Hire a Remote Viewer
Governments paid remote viewers for years because a blind session leaves a record that can be judged. GRV viewers bring that same proof: every listing below is a real member whose sealed sessions, calibration, and peer reviews are already on this site. Post a project, or request a viewer directly.
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The founding directory is open — no viewer has listed yet.
GRV never fills a directory with invented profiles. Listings appear here the moment a real member with a sealed record completes a pro profile and opts in. If that is you, claim the first listing — founding viewers set the standard everyone else is measured against.
Describe the question and what a useful session would cover. You never share the answer, photos of the target, or leading details — the viewer works blind.
A listed viewer with a real sealed record accepts your project. Scheduling happens in the project thread, here on GRV.
The viewer files their session transcript, locked and timestamped before any target feedback exists. Neither side can quietly edit it afterwards.
You compare the transcript with reality, accept the delivery, and leave a public review that becomes part of the viewer's permanent record.
Safety boundaries — read before you post
Governments funded remote-viewing programs for decades because disciplined blind protocol produces a checkable record. GRV's marketplace keeps that discipline: the record — not a promise — is what you are hiring.
Post a project
Your brief is all the viewer gets before their session — that blindness is what makes the delivery worth reading. No payment is collected on GRV yet; when escrow opens, the GRV service fee (18% of the project price) will be shown to both sides before anyone confirms.
Post a project brief — always free — or request a listed viewer directly. The viewer works blind: your brief is all they see before the session. They deliver a sealed, timestamped transcript through GRV, you review the delivery before accepting it, and every project has a dispute path.
Posting a brief is free. When a project runs through GRV escrow, GRV charges an 18% service fee on the project price. The fee is disclosed to both sides before anyone confirms — it is never added silently afterwards.
Not yet. No payment is collected on GRV for a hire today — briefs and introductions are free. On-platform escrow is fully built and switches on with GRV's Stripe keys.
GRV viewers do not take medical, legal, financial, emergency, or investigative work, and no viewer can promise or guarantee an outcome. Briefs asking for those are declined at posting.
Every listing is a real GRV member whose record is already public on this site: sealed sessions that were locked before any reveal, calibration results, and peer reviews. Because the record was sealed before the answer was known, it cannot be rewritten after the fact.
Payments — the honest status
Project briefs and introductions are free, and no payment is collected on GRV for a hire yet. On-platform escrow is fully built and switches on with GRV's Stripe keys: the client will pay GRV, the viewer delivers a sealed transcript, and funds release on acceptance — with the GRV service fee (18%) disclosed to both sides before confirmation and a dispute path on every project.