+£150 Escorts

£150 an hour is the entry point in London, and where you find it is the outer boroughs rather than the centre. That is the whole explanation for the number, and it is worth understanding before you read anything else into it.

What actually sets the price

Rent. An incall flat in zone one costs several times the equivalent in zone three, and that difference comes straight out of the hourly rate rather than out of anybody’s margin.

So a £150 booking is not a lesser companion, it is a different postcode. The trade you are making is travel time, not quality, and once you see it that way the whole price map of London starts to make sense.

Where these listings are

The outer boroughs and the far ends of the tube lines, with a handful in the cheaper zone one pockets such as Earls Court, where the market has always priced below the postcodes around it.

Where the floor is

Below this band, price stops signalling value and starts signalling a problem. A rate well under £150 in London usually means the photographs are not hers, the listing has not been touched in a year, or somebody other than her is arranging it.

That is the one part of the market worth avoiding outright, and it is a good reason to treat this band as the sensible bottom rather than a number to negotiate down from.

How to get more for it

Book longer. Two hours almost always costs less than two single hours, and at this end of the market the difference is proportionally larger than it is higher up.

What does not change

Checked photographs, a stated rate, cash handed over at the start and nothing added afterwards. Those apply here exactly as they do at £400, and any listing treating them as negotiable is telling you something.

See cheap escorts for the wider explanation of how London prices, and £300 for the central band.