Duration ladder, b2b by the hour

Two things move a price in this house. How long, and how many, counting therapists and clients alike. Nothing else lays a finger on the number.

The rungs for one therapist and one client

• Sixty minutes with her: the base rung, one hourly fee.
• Ninety minutes with her: that fee and half of it again.
• A two-hour booking with her: the fee twice.
• A three-hour booking with her: the fee three times.
• Every hour past the third: one more fee.
• The overnight, eight hours: a block priced a little under seven fees.

The rungs for two

A pair costs one client two fees for each hour, so four for two hours and six for three. The pair's night is sixteen fees, with no block discount.

The rungs for a couple

Two clients with one therapist pay two fees an hour, three for ninety minutes, four for two hours, six for three, and twice the solo night. Two clients with two therapists pay four fees an hour, eight for two hours, twelve for three, and twice the pair's night for eight hours through to morning.

Reading the gaps

The hour is the shortest thing sold, and in body-to-body it is also the tightest. Warm oil needs a few minutes before it pulls its weight, so an hour gives part of itself to getting going. Ninety minutes swallows that. Two hours forgets it ever happened. Three hours is a different class of booking, long enough to carry a deposit whoever you are. The night is a different animal again.

What never moves it

The technique: B2B, nuru, naked and erotic oil all sit on identical rungs. The hour on the clock: a lunchtime booking is not cheaper than one at four in the morning. The district: every central address pays one figure. Your history with the house: a newcomer and a regular pay the same total, and differ only in when half of it is paid.

The full table is printed inside every therapist profile, and the half that goes ahead is worked out under deposit. Whether sixty minutes will do has a guide of its own, one hour or two.