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Listings that name this service on their own profile. As with every category on the site it is self-selected: the directory assigns nothing to anyone and infers nothing from anything else.

Extras sit outside the base booking

Where the service is marked as an extra it is arranged separately and settled directly between the two people. Nothing published here is a price list.

A listed service describes what someone offers in general, not what they will agree to on a particular day.

Asking before the booking, not during

A category tells you that someone names a service; it does not tell you the terms. Those are worth establishing in the first conversation rather than in the room — what is included, what is not, and whether it applies on the day, since a listing describes what a person offers in general and not what they have already agreed to.

Contact details sit on each listing and reach the person directly. There is no intermediary passing questions along, which means the answer you get is theirs and arrives without anything lost in between.

Where a service is marked as an extra it sits outside the base booking and is settled directly. Nothing published here prices anything.

Time, comfort and the practical side

This is not a service that suits a rushed booking, and most listings that name it say so in one way or another. Time is the practical variable: enough of it for the meeting to be unhurried is worth more than anything else that can be arranged in advance.

Comfort and protection are settled between the two people, as everything else is. A person who names the service has thought about how they prefer it to go, and asking is the fastest way to find out.

A listing describes what someone offers in general. Whether it applies on a particular day is a question for that day, and the honest answer to it is sometimes no.

Extras, notice and what is agreed before

Where this is marked as an extra it sits outside the base booking. That is a statement about how the arrangement is structured, not a price — the site publishes no amounts for anything and takes no part in what is agreed.

Notice helps here more than in most categories, and for practical rather than social reasons. Same-hour requests are the ones most likely to come back as a no.

Everything else is the ordinary business of a first conversation: when, where, how long, and who is travelling. Those four answers are on the listing or one message away.