COB Meaning: What It Stands For on an Escort Listing

Not the business one

If you arrived here from a work email, COB in business means close of business, the end of the working day. That is a different acronym that happens to share three letters, and it is not what this page is about.

Where it sits among the others

• COB: on the body. The most commonly offered.
• CIF: on the face. Offered less often and usually an extra.
• CIM: in the mouth. A separate agreement again.
• Swallow: follows CIM, and is the least commonly offered of the group.

They are listed separately because they are agreed separately. A companion offering COB has told you nothing about the other three.

What it costs

COB is usually part of the booking rather than an extra, which is what makes it the default most of the time. CIF and CIM are the ones that normally carry a charge.

Every profile on this site lists her own extras with prices, so you can check before you call rather than finding out at the door.

Worth knowing

Ask on the call if it matters to you. It is a one sentence question and it is asked constantly, so nobody on the other end will be surprised by it.

What is not on is deciding in the moment. Anything not agreed beforehand has not been agreed, and that holds for the mildest of these terms as much as the rest.

Where to go next

Read the CIM explainer or the OWO explainer for the terms most often confused with this one.

The London escort guide has the full glossary, prices and etiquette.