Twelve names · one diary
Book the name your night is missing.
Ask any of them about your date. You will hear back inside 48 hours with a real figure from a real person — and nothing is charged until you have seen it and said yes.
Free to ask · no card · no account until you book
Browse by what they do
Start with the room you are filling
Most booked here
Who people are booking
Ordered by dates booked here, not by who paid to be first. Prices are where each name starts.
5 of 12 match
Inês Duarte
Contemporary dance · a company of six, or a solo piece
Tomás Vidal
Close-up magic · tables, foyers and the moment before dinner
Grace Whitfield
Broadcaster of twenty years · the safest hands here for hosting
Or start from the night itself
What are you putting on?
Each of these is a real page with its own roster, its own price band and its own lead time.
How it works
Ask, get a price, then decide
Three steps and one rule: money moves once, at the end, after a person has named the figure.
Tell us the date
Who you want, when, where, and roughly what you had in mind to spend. Two minutes, and it costs nothing.
A person answers
We check the date is genuinely free and come back with the figure — the whole cost, not a deposit and not a range.
You pay to confirm
Paying is what holds the date. You pay the agreed figure by bank transfer or USDT, and cancelling returns what the terms say is yours to the account it came from.
What happened afterwards
Every review here was paid for first
One review per booking, and only from the person whose card was charged. Nobody can leave one without having booked.
No reviews yet
Once somebody has booked and paid for a date here, they can leave a review of it.
Have a date in mind?
Send it to as many of them as you like. Each one comes back with its own price, and you are not committed to any of them.
Twelve names, one diary, and a price nobody pays until a person has agreed it.
Dates before they are gone