How to set your rates for a half-hour, hour, and overnight on…

The difference between half-hour, hourly, and overnight rates

First, be clear on what each rate includes. A half-hour is usually 30 minutes of pure time, without breaks. An hour covers 60 minutes, often with the option of a short pause. The overnight rate covers a longer stretch, typically from 8 PM to 6 AM, and may include overtime. Distinguishing between them helps clients quickly understand what they are paying for.

State specific conditions for each rate – for example, whether extra services are included, what the maximum number of clients is, and whether breaks need to be arranged in advance. A clear structure reduces misunderstandings and makes profile transfer to Sinzerce.cz much easier.

How to calculate your price based on costs

Start by calculating your own expenses: transportation, preparation, materials, or rental fees for your private space. Add an amount to cover your time and energy. For example, if a 30-minute appointment costs you 200 CZK in expenses, you might add 100 CZK as profit and set the price at 300 CZK.

For the hourly rate, multiply the half-hour amount by two, but take into account potential time savings. If a half-hour costs 300 CZK, an hour could be 550 CZK instead of 600 CZK so the client feels they are getting a better deal. The overnight rate often includes a higher charge due to inconvenient hours – add 20–30% to your hourly rate.

Adapting prices based on demand and location

Research what rates other providers in your area are offering. You can find a general price range in our pricing guide for erotic services. If the average for a half-hour is 350 CZK and you offer a special technique, you can raise your price slightly.

High demand at certain times of the day (such as weekends) can justify a higher rate. Conversely, during slower periods, you can offer a discount or a package combining a half-hour and an hour at a more favorable price.

Communicating your prices in the ad

List your prices in a separate paragraph so they are easily visible. Use a format like: "Half-hour – 300 CZK, hour – 550 CZK, overnight (8 PM–6 AM) – 1200 CZK." Add a brief note about any potential extra fees, such as for outcalls.

In your ad, you can link to more information on how to advertise correctly. This helps clients understand what is included and reduces the number of repetitive questions.

Testing and adjusting your prices

After publishing your ad, monitor how many inquiries and bookings you receive. If the response is low, consider slightly lowering your price or adding a bonus, e.g., "first half-hour for 250 CZK." If demand is high and your schedule fills up quickly, you can raise your price.

Regularly update your rates according to cost and market changes. Transferring your profile via registration allows you to quickly adjust all items at once without having to edit every ad individually.