Escort Rates in London: What You Pay at Very High End

Escort rates in London are not always easy to find. So here are ours, stated plainly.

Bookings with Very High End start from £500 per hour. Each companion's rates are listed on her profile, so you can see what a booking with her costs before you contact us. For longer bookings, we discuss the arrangement with you directly.

The sections below cover the rest: deposits, cancellations, the ways you can pay, and bookings that run beyond an evening.

Where our rates start, and where to find them

£500 per hour is where our rates begin. It is a starting point rather than a single price, because each companion has her own rates. General guides to escort rates in London often quote £1,000 to £5,000 an hour. At Very High End, ours start at £500.

To see them, open any profile among our high class London escorts and find the Rates section beneath her details. It lists incall and outcall prices side by side. You will find prices for one hour, two hours, each additional hour, a three-hour dinner date, and overnight stays of nine or twelve hours. If what you have in mind is not in that table, ask us. The rate is also one of the quickest ways to check who you are dealing with. Real agencies do get impersonated, and a quote well under £500 an hour is a sign that you are not speaking to us.

Our guide on how to check you are speaking to the real agency sets out what else to look for.

What the rate covers

The rate on her profile covers her time for the length of booking you choose. Incall means you meet at her location. Outcall means she comes to you, at your hotel or residence.

To confirm the exact figure, we need the date, how long you would like, and whether it is incall or outcall. For an outcall, we also need the address of the hotel or your place.

Anything added to the rate, such as a fee on some payment methods, is confirmed before the booking is accepted. You will not face a charge on the night that you did not agree to beforehand.

Deposits, and when they apply

A deposit is required for all new clients. Deposits also apply to bookings outside London or abroad, even for returning clients. If you have booked with us before and the booking is in London, you will not be asked for one.

We only ask for a deposit once a booking has been discussed and agreed, and never with a countdown attached. For the reasons behind it and how the rest is settled, read how deposits and payments work with us.

Cancellations and rescheduling

If you cancel less than 24 hours before your booking, your deposit is non-refundable. With more than 24 hours' notice, it can be transferred to a new booking within three months. If you are cancelling close to the 24-hour mark, ask us to confirm how the terms apply.

The earlier you tell us, the more we can do. A short message sent as soon as your plans change is always better than silence. Our guide to cancelling or rescheduling a booking covers what to say and how to handle it well.

How you can pay

You can settle a booking in any of these ways:

cash on arrival
bank transfer
card
PayPal
cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency is available if you prefer it and only during specific bookings. We will never ask you to pay that way unless you want to.

If you need to know how a payment will appear on a statement or invoice, ask us directly before paying. We handle payments confidentially, and we would rather answer the question in advance than have you wonder about it afterwards.

Longer bookings and travel

The rates on each profile run from one hour to an overnight stay. For anything longer, such as a weekend, a trip away or a booking abroad, contact us to discuss it directly. A deposit applies to any booking outside London or abroad, whether or not you have booked with us before.

Longer plans also need notice. Round-the-clock arrangements are made by advance booking only, so get in touch in good time.

Our guide to choosing between a half-day, an overnight or a weekend compares how each format feels in practice. If you are still unsure, ask us, and we will advise on the format that best suits your schedule and the occasion.

Making the booking

Once you know who you would like to meet and for how long, send us your booking request or call 07003 497700. We answer calls from 8am to 1am every day. Before anything is agreed, we confirm the rate, any deposit and how you would like to pay.

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