Private Companionship
Questions
35 questions
About Companionship
01What exactly am I booking?
My time, attention and presence, for an agreed period.
We might talk, walk, share a meal, see art, take care of practical things or sit quietly. The rhythm follows you and the situation.
You are not buying ownership of me, constant availability or a performance. I remain myself; neither of us needs to entertain, impress or agree with the other. This is non-sexual companionship, with mutual consent and clear boundaries around time, privacy and contact.
The minimum engagement is 90 minutes.
02Do I need to have a problem?
No.
Some people contact me during difficult periods. Others want someone who pays attention, more human contact or someone to share part of their life with.
03Can I book you simply for company?
Yes.
Dinner, an exhibition, a walk through a new city or an afternoon together can be enough.
04Can I book you regularly?
Yes.
An engagement might be occasional, several hours each week, a few hours every day for a period, or a longer arrangement.
The Relationship
01How personal does this become?
Personal enough to be real.
I want to know the person I'm spending time with, and you will naturally get to know me too.
At the same time, this is a professional relationship with clear agreements around time, privacy, money and boundaries.
02Can we become friends?
The relationship may feel familiar, warm and close.
I don't manufacture distance to make it feel professional. I also don't pretend that a paid relationship is the same as friendship.
Familiar, but not friends.
03What if I become attached to you?
Attachment can happen when people spend meaningful time together.
We can talk about what is happening and keep the relationship clear.
Part of good companionship is allowing closeness without creating unnecessary dependency.
04Can we hug or cuddle?
Physical warmth can be part of human connection.
A hug, sitting close or consensual non-sexual touch can be natural within some companionship relationships.
It is never owed, assumed or purchased.
We pay attention to what is appropriate for both of us and what the contact is serving.
05Can bodywork be part of our time?
Yes.
I have practised professional bodywork since 2014. Massage, stretching, movement and other forms of body-based work can be included when appropriate.
Sometimes bodywork is simply part of the day.
06How do you approach touch?
With attention, consent and purpose.
Touch can support grounding, awareness and our capacity to stay present with sensation and closeness.
I may suggest it when I think it could be useful. You can always say no.
07Is sexual contact part of companionship?
No.
Physical closeness and bodywork can be part of my work. Sexual services are not.
09What if I'm angry, withdrawn or having a terrible day?
You don't need to perform for me. And you can expect me to be myself.
You can be angry, quiet, withdrawn or having a terrible day. You don't have to entertain me or be in a particular mood.
Those may be exactly the days when having someone around is useful.
10Can I message you at any time?
Yes. The WhatsApp link on this website gives you my direct phone number.
You can send a message whenever it suits you. That doesn't mean I’m available around the clock or will reply immediately.
I usually reply within 24 hours. Contact between meetings, response times and any additional availability are agreed beforehand.
Companionship is not a 24/7 support line or an emergency service.
Therapy, Recovery & Care
01Is this therapy?
No.
My work is non-clinical and can exist alongside therapy, medical care, coaching or treatment.
02Can you work with me after a clinic or treatment programme?
Yes.
We can establish a rhythm for the first days or weeks at home, while travelling or wherever you are returning to.
03Can you work with my therapist or clinic?
Yes, with your agreement.
We decide what communication is useful and what remains between us.
04Will you report back to my partner, family or clinic?
Only according to what we agree.
Someone else paying for the engagement does not automatically give them access to our conversations.
05Is what I tell you confidential?
Discretion is fundamental to my work.
What you share with me stays private within the limits of safety and law.
Any communication with a partner, family member or professional is agreed beforehand.
06What about alcohol or drugs?
Substance use does not automatically end an engagement.
My approach remains discreet and non-judgmental. Safety and meaningful consent remain essential.
If I believe there is an immediate serious risk to you or another person, I may involve appropriate help.
07Do you manage medication?
No.
Medication and medical decisions remain with you and the healthcare professionals responsible for your care.
08What happens in an emergency?
I can stay present, help orient the situation and assist in contacting the appropriate person or service.
I am not an emergency medical or psychiatric service.
Families & Third Parties
01Can I arrange companionship for somebody else?
Yes.
Partners, family members, therapists, clinics, advisers, personal assistants and family offices can make the initial enquiry.
The person I accompany must agree to the engagement.
02Can somebody else pay?
Yes.
Payment does not change the client's privacy or autonomy within the companionship relationship.
03Can you sign an NDA?
Yes.
For private, professional or longer-term engagements, confidentiality arrangements can be put in writing.
Travel & Residency
01Do you travel?
Yes.
I am based in Zürich and available internationally for selected engagements.
02Can you stay with me?
Yes.
For residential engagements I require a private room of my own, either within the residence or in a nearby hotel.
03Does a residency mean you're available 24 hours a day?
No.
Working hours and expected availability are defined beforehand.
Time together and time apart are both part of the arrangement.
04Who pays for travel?
Travel time is charged.
The client also covers agreed travel, accommodation and engagement-related expenses.
05What about meals, tickets and activities?
Expenses arising from the engagement are covered by the client unless agreed otherwise.
Booking & Fees
01What does companionship cost?
Individual companionship starts at CHF 220.– for 90 minutes.
As orientation:
90 minutes — CHF 220.– 3 hours — CHF 420.– Half day / up to 5 hours — CHF 650.– Full day / up to 8 hours — CHF 1'200.–
Regular, residential and international engagements are arranged individually.
02Do longer engagements require a deposit?
Yes.
For longer, residential or international engagements, 50% is generally due when the dates are confirmed.
The remaining balance is due before the engagement begins.
03What happens if I cancel?
For individual appointments:
More than 24 hours beforehand — no fee.
Within 24 hours — 50%.
No-show or cancellation after the appointment has begun — 100%.
Longer, residential and international engagements have cancellation terms agreed when the dates are reserved.
Non-refundable travel expenses remain payable.
04Can I extend an engagement?
Usually, if my schedule allows.
Ask me and we'll see what is possible.
05How do we start?
Message me.
Tell me briefly what's happening, where you are and what having someone around might be useful for.
I usually reply personally within 24 hours.
Message DavidLet's talk.
Tell me briefly what's happening.
You don't need to know exactly what you're looking for.
Zürich · Switzerland · International
Companionship from CHF 220.–