Duration ladder: the booking lengths
The duration ladder sets the fee by length: one base hour for one client with one therapist, double with two, a flat overnight, couples on rows apart.
The ladder has one rung per length. Every rung derives from the same hourly figure, so the arithmetic can be checked on a napkin.
One therapist
- 60 minutes, the base hour itself.
- 90 minutes, one and a half base hours.
- 120 minutes, two base hours.
- 180 minutes, three base hours.
- Every hour beyond three: one more base hour each, so four hours make four of them.
- The eight-hour overnight, a block priced below eight base hours.
One client, two therapists
- Hourly rate for the pair, two base hours for each hour.
- A pair for 120 minutes, four base hours.
- A pair for 180 minutes, six base hours.
- A pair through the eight-hour night, sixteen base hours, with no block saving.
Couples
- Two guests sharing one therapist: two base hours for every hour, and twice the single overnight block.
- Two guests with a therapist each: four base hours for every hour, and thirty-two base hours overnight.
The overnight entry explains the night itself.
What leaves the figure alone
The clock. A 03:00 start costs what a 19:00 start costs. The day of the week. The district. The floor. The type of building. Nothing is added on arrival, and the figure in the rates table on any therapist profile is the entire fee.
Where length meets the deposit
Some rungs trigger a deposit by themselves. Three hours or more always carries half in advance. A pair of therapists always does. The overnight always does. Below three hours with one therapist, the deposit depends on other facts: whether you are new to the house, how far ahead you book, and which date it is.
Two worked cases on the same rung. Two hours booked more than a day ahead: one base hour settled beforehand and the second on arrival. The same two hours booked this afternoon by a returning client: both base hours handed over at the door.
Choosing a rung
An hour fits a short evening. Ninety minutes leaves room to settle in first. Beyond two hours, the booking starts to shape the evening rather than fit into it. Choose before you message, since the rung decides the fee and sometimes the deposit, and the deposit entry lists every trigger.
Related terms
Send an address
and an hour.
Two lines are enough: where you are, and when you would like someone there. We answer with a name, an arrival window and a total. If the hour is awkward we say so rather than guess.