Rate ladder: each length and what it costs
The rate ladder is the set of lengths and their figures, from one hour up through the eight hour overnight, the same for every guest on every trip.
The ladder has five rungs for one guest with one therapist:
- one hour, the base of every other figure;
- ninety minutes, half as much again;
- two hours, double the hour;
- three hours, triple it, with one more hourly fee for each further hour;
- the overnight of eight hours, a block that costs less than eight hours booked one by one.
Twice the solo hour is what a couple sharing one therapist pays, and so does one guest with two therapists. For a couple with one therapist each, the hourly figure is four times it. Every profile on the roster carries the full table.
Where the payment rule changes
The lower three rungs can be paid at the door by a returning client booking on the day in the city. From three hours up, and on every overnight, half goes ahead for everyone.
No loyalty rung
The ladder does not bend for frequency. A tenth booking costs what a first costs. The page on longer bookings walks through moving up one rung at a time.