The rate ladder, and where to read it
The rate ladder is the set of figures printed inside every profile, covering one guest or a couple, with one therapist or with two, at each length.
There is no separate price page on this site, and that is on purpose. The figures live inside each profile on the roster, next to the woman they apply to, so that a rate is read in the place where it is relevant rather than on a page of its own.
What the ladder covers
One hour, ninety minutes, two hours and three hours, then each further hour at the same rate as the first. The eight hour block sits at the top of it as a single figure. Every one of those lines exists four times over: one guest with one therapist, one guest with two, a couple with one therapist between them, and a couple with a therapist each.
How the rungs relate to each other
Each rung is a plain multiple of the first hour: ninety minutes is one and a half times it, two hours twice it and three hours three times it. The eight hour block is the single rung that breaks the pattern, set below what eight separate hours would add up to. Two therapists on one guest cost twice the single hour, a couple sharing one therapist costs the same as that pair, and a couple taking one each costs four times the single hour.
What is not on the ladder
Anything for her journey inside the city, anything for the day of the week, anything for the hour on the clock, and anything added at the end. Prices include all taxes. A session shorter than the booked length is still the booked figure, since the time was held and cannot be given to anybody else. Half of whichever line applies is what goes ahead on the bookings that carry a deposit.