njlauren
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It all depends on what they are doing and how they are doing it. Like anything else in this world, there are different levels that demand different things. For example, there are 'commercial' houses of domination, that can range from relatively cheap to really expensive. When I started in that world ages ago, there were low end houses (this was early 80's, NYC), that charged 60-70/hour. They had facilities,and they weren't bad, but they tended to operate on volume, they often hired young women who weren't that experienced and so forth....then it ranged up, there were upscale houses that were in the hundreds of dollars an hour session. Then you have the independents, who operated their own place or rented space from commercial houses. Some of them did it out of their own place and weren't that well equipped, and they would tend to be cheaper, others had extensive equipment and such, would do a lot of things, and they could be out there, into the range of 500/hour (they had high end clientele, as you can imagine). As someone said, it all depends, someone doing this as a hobby might not earn a lot, especially given the cost of equipment. In the houses, the amount the gals get out of the session matters, if I remember correctly it could be 40-50% of the session fee, so they could earn at a decent level house 75 or 100/hour. Thing is, though, they don't work 40 hour weeks and they only get paid if they have a client, but if they had let's say 10 clients a week, they were earning not too bad money, plus it also left them time to have another 'real job'. The independent dommes can make a lot, but it is an expensive business,with equipment, outfits and so forth, and it takes a lot of time to build the business, and like everyone else, they are subject to the market, too, when the economy trashes, might be a lot harder to book 500 dollar sessions or even 250 ones, and they need to do a number of them to do well. Anyway, that is what I know of it. Most of the dommes I know made decent money doing it, but also had other jobs, too, so it was more supplemental income then primary for them.
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