Vegas Masseurs - overpriced

[osoitaliano]

What's with this sudden surge in pricing among Vegas masseurs?  This isn't the Riviera. 
It seems like every month they increase their rates another $10.   

If you're good at what you do, wouldn't making your prices more affordable serve your business?  You would undoubtedly get a lot of repeat clients.

I think $100 is a fair price for 1-hour...or $120 if you're exceptional.

[Boaxxx]

I would never expect to pay less than $200 in Vegas and would be surprised and hesitant to hire anyone charging $100.

[+ azdr0710]

Horny tourists in Sin City don't mind paying more

[osoitaliano]

$200 ridiculous.. That's an escort price. $150 is my max 

Guys who overpay ruin the market for the rest of us.

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

On 3/23/2025 at 8:05 AM, osoitaliano said:

What's with this sudden surge in pricing among Vegas masseurs?  This isn't the Riviera. 
It seems like every month they increase their rates another $10.   

If you're good at what you do, wouldn't making your prices more affordable serve your business?  You would undoubtedly get a lot of repeat clients.

I think $100 is a fair price for 1-hour...or $120 if you're exceptional.

You had the same $100 limit 6 years ago and acknowledged that a $100/hr session was hard to find even then.  We've had 26% inflation since then.  It's time to adjust your expectations or go without.

 

I'm with you, I don't want to break the bank for a massage.  While I can't find anything under $150 for a 1 hour massage these days (except for Vlad in NYC, see other threads), I have come to value 2 hour sessions with massuers who charge $200-$250 inclusive for a 2 hour session.  Those are easier to find and are the price point I look for.