Professional Prices

In not trying to disrespect Pros but 80 an hr?? That's way more than I ever thought people would pay for a cuddling service. Bless your hearts and I wish you all success, I'm just surprised people pay that. Is it pretty steady work? I just am curious I guess

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  • There is a whole thread explaining the price, ha. If you can't justify private sessions, you can look for cuddle parties. They are less expensive, but are also an entirely different experience... I will tell you that my effective pay is a LOT less than what the client is paying per hour. Much like any business, there is a lot of work involved for which you're not being paid for... O:-) That's one of the many reasons for the high rate...

  • Just like with any service if you don’t like the price you don’t have to use the service.
    $80 seems to be the average price although there are quite a few who are $60 or lower per hour.
    I’ve only paid for a cuddle session three times in almost two years, two of them were $50 and one was $60 because that’s what a fair price seems to me. But I don’t go browbeating anyone because of their price, I just look elsewhere. Besides most of the people I’ve met here for cuddles have been non pros and those have been excellent experiences, it just takes a little more work.

  • The price to me seems about right to me. I've had back surgery and used to get massages quite regularly and the price range is very similar. So i figure they're both therapeutic experiences that deal with physical contact.

  • [Deleted User]suzyffa (deleted user)

    @RedEyedChef Thank you! I am a massage therapist and most of us charge an average of $80/hr. depending on the area and the quality of the service it ranges from $80 to $120 for the hour.

  • netrunnernetrunner Mod
    edited April 2018

    When going to the "Become a Professional" link at the bottom of the main site, scrolling down and reading through it there is this:

    In the Pro Cuddler Contract is where Pros are told their pricing must be "above a minimum of $40/hour."

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