One hour to eight, and where to step on
The ladder runs from one hour through ninety minutes, two hours and three to the eight hour block, priced per rung in every profile on the roster.
Where one therapist sees one guest, each rung is the hourly fee times its length, so ninety minutes is the hour plus its half, two hours and three hours are that fee taken twice and thrice, and a longer stay earns no discount. Only the eight hour block breaks that pattern: it is priced as one piece and lands below what eight loose hours would add up to. An hour added on the day is charged exactly as the first one was. Two therapists, or two guests, double the shorter rungs; a couple with a therapist each doubles them again. Every profile carries the whole table.
Where the nervous guest should step on
Higher than instinct suggests, and the reason is specific to this site. A guest who has spent weeks talking himself into a booking spends the first twenty minutes of it managing himself rather than being anywhere. On an hour, that is a third of the session. On two hours it is a sixth, and by the time it has passed there is still most of the booking left.
Adding rather than over-booking
If the figures make you cautious, book the shorter rung and ask about an extra hour on the day. Adding is easy and costs the rung rate. Ending early is not refunded, which is set out on the deposits page, so the cheaper mistake is always the short booking.
Related terms
the message
Written enquiries, in English, at any hour of the clock
Say which door she is coming to
Give the building or the district, the hour you want her there and how long for. Anything about your own body that changes how the room should be set goes in the same message, and it is read as a practical note rather than as an apology.
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Longer questions go to [email protected], which is read more slowly than a booking thread.