Hey everyone. Just thought I'd start a dialogue on here about how much the avg joe spends on this little hobby of ours.

For some context , I am a part of the  Mid-High middle class , mortgage, kid, dog, White Pickett fence, blah blah blah ...I usually see 2-3 girls a month spending a total of $700

Maybe you are extra flush one month and want to see a higher priced gal.  If you have it, spend it, right?  If you advertise you are seeing $200-300 BP gals in 15-30 min increments, it makes you look cheap.  Thus more difficulty booking.  Keep your finances private and see whom you can afford.  No one else needs. to know

I couldn't agree more.

He's got some extra income to spend after supporting the suburban 'dream.'  However, you bring up a good point.  He put two points of reference in his budget.  Since I curious as well how much the suburbanites spend, I'll provide a figure - 1000 -2000 a month.  However, I won't reference how many ladies that is per month.  I don't think that will present a problem with future bookings.

Diversity here not only in ladies, but in all other as well. Have a great day. xo

i worked at an agency and there were repeat customers that would come back and see other girls.... we all know you prefer as many quality girls as possible for as cheap as possible..... i don't know a guy who doesn't like a good bargain, its not a mystery.... what you guys don't know is how much the quality girls spend a month to be of the quality standard monthly..... beauty services are more expensive than escort services.... its outrageous the costs added up in one month and we need to be compensated more because we can't write it off as a business expense ,,,, but its an expensive world, as we all know

I believe that if you report your income as taxable then you can deduct all your expenses for makeup, massages, clothes, hotels, air, taxis etc

Interestingly enough - I'm not sure that it ever crosses the mind. Mainly it's about comparison shopping I would think. Not that gents arent empathetic to the cause, but it's really more of an individual "what's the going rate for what I want, and from there is it worth it to me?". Just basic supply and demand more so than what someone thinks such a service should be worth.

Then factor in that to some clients, $1000 is like $100 to another client,  and it all becomes a crazy set of individual permutations ... so to some, A+ for the price of B+ is the ultimate motivator. To others price isn't an object and finding the exact niche or match is.