The rate matrix, printed in every profile
The rate matrix is the single table of fees, set by two questions: one therapist or two, and one guest or a couple, from an hour to an eight hour overnight.
All fees come from one table, and that table is printed in each therapist's profile on the roster. There is no separate prices page. Two questions decide which row applies: one therapist or two, and a single guest or a couple.
The four rows
- One guest, one therapist: the base row, the one every other row is worked out from, climbing by length until it reaches the overnight block.
- A couple, one therapist: the base row times two, the overnight block with it.
- One guest, two therapists: the base row times two by the hour, with the overnight reckoned as eight of those doubled hours.
- A couple, two therapists: the base row times four by the hour, and eight such hours for the overnight.
Each hour past the third is charged at the row's hourly figure. Because the rows are multiples of one another, a guest who knows the base hour can work out any other booking in their head, and the reply in the thread always states the figure before anything is paid.
What the matrix ignores
The day of the week, the hour of the day, the month of the stay, the weather and the number of earlier bookings. The figures include all taxes, and nothing is added for her journey anywhere in central Amsterdam. On a long stay that makes a calendar easy to total: twelve ninety minute bookings cost precisely twelve times one of them, with no adjustment for volume either way.