Duration ladder for body-to-body sessions

One rate sits beneath the ladder. One therapist's sixty minutes with a single client is the base figure, and every rung except the one-therapist nights is that rate multiplied by time, by the number of therapists or by the two guests of a couple.

The rungs

• A single therapist for sixty minutes with one client: the base figure itself.
• Stretch it to ninety minutes and the fee becomes one and a half times the base.
• Two hours with her come to twice the base, three hours to three times.
• Past the third hour, every added hour is a further base figure.
• Eight hours through the night are fixed as one block, below eight base figures.
• One client booking two therapists doubles the hourly rate, so every length and the night with the pair cost twice the hour counted through.
• A couple pays twice the single-client row with one therapist, the night block included, and with two therapists twice that again up to three hours, the couple's pair hour then running through all eight at night.

What the ladder ignores

Technique. Body-to-body, nuru, soapy and naked massage cost the same per hour; the medium changes and the rate does not. Time of day: an afternoon booking and a four a.m. booking cost alike. Address: every central address, one figure. The client: a first booking and a tenth pay an identical fee, though they differ in when half of it is paid.

Choosing a rung for body-to-body

Full contact builds slowly. The oil has to be worked in and the body has to quit guarding before broad pressure lands well, so every session spends its first minutes partly on groundwork. Within a single hour that stretch is noticeable. Across ninety minutes it dissolves into the whole. Two hours allow the work to travel the body twice over. The journal asks whether an hour is enough.

The full table sits inside every therapist profile, the deposit on each figure is set out in the cancellation policy, and the advance itself is defined under deposit.