It's intriguing that, as I write this comment, 77.5% of men who voted prefer appointments of 60 minutes or more. And, the trend observed on platforms like Tryst and among independent providers appears to be shifting toward a minimum of 60 to 90 minutes, and in some cases, even longer.It's intriguing that, as I write this comment, 72.8% of men who voted prefer appointments of 60 minutes or less. However, the trend observed on platforms like Tryst and among independent providers appears to be shifting toward a minimum of 60 to 90 minutes, and in some cases, even longer.
One might assume that this indicates a significant untapped market for providers who begin offering appointment lengths of 30 or 45 minutes as well.
The extended appointment lengths appear to be counterintuitive. It seems that those who can afford longer sessions often lack the spare time to utilize them. Many times, I find that I only have enough free time for a 30-minute appointment. 60 minutes max.It's intriguing that, as I write this comment, 72.8% of men who voted prefer appointments of 60 minutes or less. However, the trend observed on platforms like Tryst and among independent providers appears to be shifting toward a minimum of 60 to 90 minutes, and in some cases, even longer.
One might assume that this indicates a significant untapped market for providers who begin offering appointment lengths of 30 or 45 minutes as well.
or the oppositeOne might assume that providers know their market!
Of course, statistics can be misrepresented, particularly when dealing with a small sample size like this.And some people should learn that statistics are easily misrepresented!
The Costco model of higher revenue with fixed transactional cost.the trend observed on platforms like Tryst and among independent providers appears to be shifting toward a minimum of 60 to 90 minutes
If that were the business model they were using, we would observe a decrease in rates.The Costco model of higher revenue with fixed transactional cost.
One bottle of Frank's Hot Sauce requires x many hours of shelf stocking and cashier time. Bundle two bottles together and you get almost twice the revenue for the same labour cost.
Two one hour appointments require two sessions of housekeeping, laundry and makeup prep, which can take an hour. So four hours work in total.
One two hour session is the same one hour of prep time.
Three hours work for two hours of income
vs
Four hours of work for two hours of income.
This comment is entirely unfounded and lacks any supporting evidence, it comes across as nothing more than self-righteous self-congratulation.Longer sessions definitely benefit the provider. Added bonus: they usually involve familiar and reliable customers who book with less effort, ie one or two texts vs multiple queries and clarifications.
From what I've gathered through conversations with some providers about their "business models," as well as insights from "provider-only" group chats, the reality is that those who offer appointment lengths ranging from 30 minutes and up tend to make the most money, provided there's enough demand and they can see that many clients without burning out.It's intriguing that, as I write this comment, 72.8% of men who voted prefer appointments of 60 minutes or less. However, the trend observed on platforms like Tryst and among independent providers appears to be shifting toward a minimum of 60 to 90 minutes, and in some cases, even longer.
One might assume that this indicates a significant untapped market for providers who begin offering appointment lengths of 30 or 45 minutes as well.
This is truea significant number of those charging $500 or more per hour are only booking 1 to 4 clients each month.
It's not that they prefer to see such a limited number of clients each month; rather, it's simply that very few men are willing to book them.





