Seven lengths of evening, and what each one costs
Everything is on this page. Seven lengths, seven figures, no band, no from-price hiding a bigger one and no figure that only appears once you have asked twice.
The same ladder applies to every name on the board and in every district, whether the address is a hotel room in Aldgate or a flat in Bow.
One hour
The shortest booking we take. A drink and a proper conversation, or an hour at home without a plan attached to it.
Ninety minutes
The after work length. Enough room that neither of you is watching the time, without committing the whole evening.
Two hours
A table somewhere near, then the walk back. The most booked length on this site by a clear margin.
Three hours
Dinner with no clock in it, or a theatre and what follows. Also the minimum for an airport hotel, travel counted inside it.
Dinner date, four hours
A drink first, a long table, and time afterwards that does not feel borrowed from anything.
Overnight, ten hours
A late start through to breakfast, finishing early enough for a morning train out of Liverpool Street.
Weekend
Quoted around your dates before anything is agreed, in writing, as one figure with nothing hanging off it.
Hello, I would like to book [name] on [date] at [time] for [duration]. I am staying at [hotel name], and will share the room number on confirmation.
What you are paying for
Her time, counted from the minute she arrives, and her company for the length you booked. That is the whole of it: fees are for time and companionship only, which is the same line the footer of this site carries on every page. The journey that brings her is inside the figure, and so is Nell, who takes the message, confirms the hour and stays reachable until the booking closes.
Nothing is priced on top. There is no list of extras, no upgrade, no second figure at the end and no expectation that a longer evening costs more per hour than a short one. The ladder above is the complete price list for this site.
Travel, and where it stops being free
Every district on this site lies inside Zones 1 and 2, from Shoreditch out to Limehouse, so her travel never reaches your figure. Past Zone 2 the fare both ways is added and quoted as one number in the confirming message, so that no new figure can appear later on.
Heathrow and Gatwick hotels start at the three hour booking, and the drive out is counted as part of those hours rather than charged separately.
Changing your mind, and running late
Three hours of notice or more and cancelling or moving the booking costs nothing at all. Inside two hours, half the figure stands. A booking where nobody opens the door is charged in full, which is the only unpleasant sentence on this page.
If you are running behind, she waits a quarter of an hour past the agreed time. Beyond that Nell would rather move the booking than hand you fifteen minutes of it. If we ever have to cancel at our end, you hear immediately and you owe nothing.
The message that saves a round of questions
Six things, one message: which name, which day, what time to start, how many hours, where you are, and whether it is a hotel or a flat. Send that on WhatsApp or Telegram and the reply comes back inside ten or fifteen minutes with her arrival time and the full figure written out.
If you do not know which name, say what the evening is instead and Nell picks two or three. The booking page walks the whole thing through in four steps if you would rather see it laid out.
Settling
You settle with the companion herself, directly, in person, once she has arrived. The figure is the one written in Nell's confirmation, for the length you agreed, and it is the same figure you will find on this page.
A booking at three in the morning costs what one at three in the afternoon costs. A Saturday is priced like a Tuesday and a bank holiday like an ordinary Thursday. The figure does not move, ever.
Questions, answered plainly
01Is the figure different for different companions?
No. All twenty eight take the same rate for the same length. Choosing by who suits the evening rather than by price is rather the point of a single ladder.
02Can I extend once the evening has started?
Yes, if her night allows it. Say so while there is still time left rather than in the last ten minutes, and the booking simply becomes the next length on the ladder: two hours becomes three at £700, not two hours with a third priced on top.
03Does it cost more after midnight or at a weekend?
It does not. The ladder ignores the clock and the calendar completely. The single exception is a weekend across several days, which is quoted on its own.
04What happens if I cancel?
Three hours of warning or more and nothing is owed. Inside two hours, half the figure stands. If she reaches the address and nobody lets her in, the whole of it.
05Is travel really included out to Zone 2?
Yes, and that covers all twelve districts on this site. Only an address past Zone 2 brings a fare, quoted both ways as one number before you agree.
06How is an airport booking priced?
It starts at three hours, £700, with the drive out counted inside those hours. Nell quotes one all-in figure before anything is confirmed.
The trains stop. We do not.
One message with the date, the time and the postcode, and the rest of the night is arranged quietly, anywhere from Hoxton down to the basin at Limehouse.