The deposit is half the fee on seven kinds of booking, written into the thread before she sets out; a cancellation keeps only what was earned by then.
Half. The deposit is half the figure in the rates table, and the thread states the exact sum in writing once the hour is settled, before she sets out. Every price here is a euro price, and the euro figure is what the booking costs.
A same-day massage of one or two hours, with one therapist, for a client the house already knows, paid in full at the door. Stretch it by an hour, a day or a second therapist and the half belongs to the booking again.
Card is the first route, and Revolut, Wise or crypto suit anyone who would rather use one of those. Bank transfer is not among them, and cash travels with her to pay the balance. Payment details appear only inside the thread you booked in, after the hour is settled there. A request for money that comes earlier, or from any other number or name, is not the house.
A first hour sends half of one hourly fee ahead. Three hours send one and a half fees. A pair for two hours with one client sends two fees, the half of four. The night with one therapist sends half of the block. A couple's two hours with two therapists send four fees of the eight. A pair through the night for one client sends eight fees of the sixteen. The fee itself is printed on each woman's profile.
A deposit is fee paid early, and what a cancellation keeps of it is the share already earned when your message lands. With more than a day to go, that share is nil and every euro comes back. Inside the final day, before she has left, half the deposit counts as earned. Once she is on the road, all of it does. An hour that someone else books is returned to you in full, and a client who shows the house lost less than it kept gets the difference back. One free move, asked more than a day ahead to a date inside a fortnight, carries the deposit along whole. Should the house be unable to perform, you choose between the money back and a later date. The whole scale is on the booking terms.