Deposit: half the fee, sent ahead by card, Revolut, Wise or crypto on most bookings and counted toward the fee; a cancellation keeps only what notice earned.
The deposit is half of the ladder figure, paid before the therapist sets out, on any booking that falls into one of seven classes. The booking conversation gives the sum in euro and the way to pay it, and nothing is asked for until the hour has been agreed with you.
A returning client who wants one or two hours today, inside the ring, hands over the whole fee when she arrives. Every other body-to-body booking puts half in front.
Card heads the list; Revolut, Wise and cryptocurrency are there for anyone who prefers one of them. Payment details appear only inside the booking thread, once the hour is agreed. A request for money that turns up earlier, or from any other sender, did not come from the house. The other half, the balance, is settled at the door.
It is part of the fee, paid early, and it is treated that way if plans change. With more than twenty-four hours to go, a cancellation brings all of it back. Inside the last twenty-four hours, before she leaves, half of the deposit counts as fee already earned. Once she is on her way, the whole deposit does. If another client takes the hour, the deposit comes back in full, and a client who can show the house lost less than it kept pays only that smaller sum. A booking moved once, more than a day ahead and to a date within fourteen days, carries its deposit across untouched.
Ninety minutes as a first booking: three quarters of an hour's fee goes ahead. Two hours reserved the day before: one hour's fee ahead. Three hours with a pair of therapists: three single hours ahead, since the pair doubles the total. A couple with a therapist each for two hours: four single hours ahead, half of a fee that runs at four times the base. The scale is set out under cancellation and refunds and in full on the cancellation policy.