understanding SPs prices

[Agamenon]

I don't get this one particular SP who advertise "Being a Toronto native, I have a strong connection to this city, and make an excellent tour guide that is also not so bad to look at.", but their GTA incall rate 60/500$ while touring they only charge 60/400$. I have no idea why we don't get the hometown discount like their Canadian city touring rate.

 

[FlorenceYi]

Hi,
If you're going to put a direct quote, we can look it up on an easy google search. Maybe remove the quote if you want her to remain anonymous.
Any sp's intention and rationale for their pricing is going to be individual, but I can hypothesize with you.
1. She looks at touring as an adventure and a bit of a vacation for herself so she is okay with accepting a lower rate
2. The Toronto market allows her to charge a higher rate
3. The touring cities are not happy with a higher rate

She is beautiful though.

Why don't you ask her personally? That's the best way to understand. If you ask her in a gentle and nice way, she may not get offended. However, generally frowned upon.

 

[MindJohn]

I don't get this one particular SP who advertise "Being a Toronto native, I have a strong connection to this city, and make an excellent tour guide that is also not so bad to look at.", but their GTA incall rate 60/500$ while touring they only charge 60/400$. I have no idea why we don't get the hometown discount like their Canadian city touring rate.

... because her incall expenses at home are constants, and she knows how often people will book.


On the road, she has immediate overhead costs and needs to incentivize the locals to first show up and offset those costs, and with so many variables she doesn't know how popular she'll be on any given trip.