Getting a surprise at the counter is almost always the same thing: the number you saw first was only part of it. Here is each piece.
1. The board price is the session fee
The number next to each name is the session fee for 60 minutes, in New Taiwan Dollars. It is written in hundreds — "32單" is NT$3,200. See how to read the schedule if that notation is new to you.
The session fee covers body massage and prostate care. That part is the same everywhere.
2. What gets added
| Item | How it works |
|---|---|
| Room fee | Venue-dependent. Some include it in the listed price, others add NT$100. Shown on the board as "3,200 +100"; each venue page states it too |
| Card surcharge | Some venues take cards with roughly 10% added. The rest are cash only |
So a therapist listed at 3,200 at a venue with a NT$100 room fee comes to NT$3,300. Paying by card adds about a tenth on top.
3. Extras
Anything beyond the basic session is not listed on this site, and there is no fixed price list — each therapist sets her own terms. If you want to know, ask her directly on the day.
Whatever she says is the answer. Do not assume everyone is the same, and do not push on it.
4. What to budget
- Lowest on the board right now is around NT$2,800
- Most common range is NT$3,000–3,500
- Room fee where charged is NT$100; some venues include it
- Bring cash — not every venue takes cards, and the ones that do add a surcharge
Each therapist's actual price and each venue's room fee are on the live schedule and the venue pages, updated the same day.
Prices follow each venue's posting on the day. The board tracks their latest update, but the final amount is settled at the counter.