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Gigolo rates per hour and night, what you actually pay
Gigolo rates per hour and night, what you actually pay
Gigolo rates per hour and night run from roughly €100 to €500 an hour across the Netherlands, and a longer booking like an overnight or a weekend is priced by the hours it takes, not by some separate night tariff. What you pay comes down to experience, how long you want, and what the two of you agree. With me it’s €250 an hour, a two-hour minimum, so €500 for a first date.
What do gigolo rates per hour and night look like?
Most gigolos charge by the hour, by the overnight, or by the full day, and the longer you book, the more the per-hour cost tends to soften. In the Netherlands you’ll see hourly rates from about €100 to €500. An overnight or a weekend simply stacks those hours up.
My own rate stays flat. Here’s how it works out:
| Length of the date | What you pay with me |
|---|---|
| First date, two-hour minimum | €500 |
| Every hour after that | €250 |
| An evening that runs into the morning | the hours together at €250 each |
| A full day or a weekend | the hours together at €250, no night or weekend premium |
That same €250 holds whether it’s a Tuesday afternoon or three in the morning on a Saturday. The full breakdown, including travel costs per province, is written out on my pricing page. No agency in between, and nothing added afterward.
What determines a gigolo’s price?
A gigolo’s price rests on a handful of things, not one fixed number. These weigh the most:
- Location. Rates shift from city to city and country to country. Where demand is high, so are the numbers.
- Experience and reputation. Someone who has done this for years usually asks more, and in return you get calm, discretion, and a wider range to draw on.
- Length. An hour prices differently from an overnight or a weekend. More time together almost always means a gentler hourly figure.
- What you actually want. Company at a dinner asks something different from a whole night. Your wishes shape the shape of it.
- Direct or through an agency. Book through an agency and it takes its own cut on top of the rate. Book the person directly and you talk to them from the first message, which tends to be more flexible.
Why is a longer date cheaper per hour?
A longer date costs less per hour because the build-up gets room to breathe and the preparation spreads across more time. An hour is rushed. An overnight lets you land, eat something, tease, and only then move on. Nothing has to be forced into a window.
That’s why I don’t work under two hours. In less time than that I can’t build the connection this is really about, and I’d rather not pretend otherwise.
What should you check before you book?
Look past the hourly number before you say yes. A few questions keep you clear of surprises:
- What’s inside the rate? Ask whether travel, a meal, or a hotel sit apart or come included.
- Discretion. A higher rate usually buys more care with your privacy, which matters more than most people expect until it doesn’t.
- The cancellation terms. Read how it works ahead of time so you know where you stand.
With me you pay one agreed amount, in cash at the start of the date, and no deposit up front. There’s no surcharge when there are two of you, and no premium for a Saturday night. Want the exact figure for the date you have in mind? It’s all laid out on my pricing page, or just send me a message on WhatsApp and I’ll tell you straight.