The overnight gives one client eight hours with one therapist for a fixed night fee, or with two at their doubled hour; half the figure confirms it.
The overnight is the ladder's longest rung: a whole night of eight hours, one flat fee for a single therapist with one client. At that size it is not eight hourly rungs added together; it is priced as a night, and it costs less than the hours would.
Booked by the hour, one therapist's time keeps adding the same hourly figure past the third hour. Six hours bought that way still come in below the night fee. Seven hours bought that way already pass it. Eight single hours would clearly overshoot, which is why the night block is the cheaper way to hold her until morning. A client considering seven hours or more should book the night.
Full-contact work cannot run unbroken for a night, and nobody should want it to. Oil needs renewing, skin needs a shower, a body needs rest between long sessions of weight and pressure. The overnight gives room for all of that without watching a clock, and how the night is paced, sleep included, can be talked through in the thread beforehand or in the room, inside the limits your therapist sets.
Every overnight carries the deposit, whether it is a client's first booking or twentieth; for one therapist and one client that means half the night fee cleared by card, Revolut, Wise or a crypto wallet ahead of her departure, with the other half paid at the door. Call the night off with more than a day to go and that half comes back whole. Inside the final day, before she leaves, half of it is kept as fee already earned; once she is travelling, all of it is. If another client books that night, the deposit is returned.
Two therapists can be booked for a night too, one client paying their doubled hour for all eight, with half of it ahead. A couple sharing one therapist pays twice the single night fee and sends half; a couple with a therapist each pays the couple, two therapists hour for all eight and likewise sends half. Every row sits in the rates table on each therapist profile; the duration ladder entry explains how they relate, and the half paid in advance is defined under deposit.