What London Escorts Actually Cost, Area by Area

Ask what an escort costs in London and you get a range so wide it is useless. That is because London is not one market. The same hour swings by four hundred pounds depending on the postcode, and almost none of that difference is about the person.

What you actually pay per hour

Across the escorts listed on this site, hourly rates run from around £200 to £600. The middle of the market sits at £250 to £300, and that is where most bookings happen.

The spread breaks down roughly like this:

• £200 to £250: the outer boroughs and the busier central areas. Ilford, Barking, Earls Court, Paddington.
• £250 to £350: most of central London. Marylebone, Bayswater, Marble Arch.
• £400 and up: Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Park Lane. The high class listings sit here.

Why the postcode costs more than the person

An incall flat in W1 costs several times what the equivalent costs further out. That is the honest answer. Someone working from Mayfair carries a rent that someone working from Barking does not, and it comes out of the hourly rate.

What follows from that is worth saying plainly: a higher rate is not evidence of anything except where she works. Judge the listing on the photos, the detail and the reviews, not the number.

Where the money actually goes on longer bookings

Per hour, longer is cheaper. Ninety minutes is rarely 1.5 times the hour, and an overnight is never twelve times it. On this site overnights run £1,500 to £3,000, which works out well below the hourly rate spread across the time.

Dinner dates sit oddly in the middle. Three hours is the usual minimum and they are almost always outcall, so the taxi is on top.

Extras, and what is normal

The hourly rate covers the booking. Specific acts are itemised on each profile with their own prices, typically £30 to £150. That is the industry norm and it is a good sign rather than a bad one: itemised means fixed, and fixed means nothing gets renegotiated at the door.

What you should not see is a vague premium with nothing behind it. Vagueness about money is the one warning sign worth acting on.

Incall against outcall

Outcall costs more, usually £50 on top plus the taxi both ways. She is spending an hour or more travelling on top of the booking, and you are paying for that hour.

If you are flexible, incall is faster to arrange as well as cheaper. The incall and outcall guide covers which suits which situation.

The short version

Budget £250 to £300 for an hour in central London, £200 to £250 further out, and £400 plus in Mayfair and Knightsbridge. Add the taxi for outcall and check her extras before you call.

Every rate on this site is the rate. Nothing is added afterwards. How booking works covers the rest in two minutes. If you are weighing an agency against someone working alone, that comparison has its own piece.