SILLURA HOUSE / COMMISSION
A House is not multiple profiles inside a nicer template. It is a brand system and digital architecture capable of holding many individual identities without flattening them into a catalogue.
SILLURA designs custom websites for small, selective escort agencies and houses. The work begins by making the House itself legible as a point of view, then builds the profile, discovery, inquiry and operational architecture needed to hold multiple people without imposing sameness.
House / small selective agency
US$4,000–8,000+
consistency without sameness
profile depth, discovery logic, multilingual systems, CMS and operational complexity
A selective House becomes more valuable when a visitor can understand why these people belong together, what the House notices, what it rejects and what kind of introduction it protects.
Profile systems, availability, filtering and CMS architecture may matter, but operational complexity is not sophistication by itself. Technology should make the House’s judgment clearer rather than remove it.
The shared point of view begins with escort branding & identity, before the website gives each profile its own expression.
The system needs enough consistency to orient a visitor and enough elasticity for individual profiles to retain real character. The House identity acts as a higher-order frame; individual presence is not reduced to repeated cards and fields unless the content genuinely requires them.
SILLURA does not equate more dashboards, fields or features with more value. Existing platforms can remain responsible for functions they already perform well. The website should concentrate what the House needs to own: its identity, curation, structure and first-contact logic.
House commissions generally range from US$4,000 to US$8,000+, according to roster scale, profile depth, interaction and operational complexity. The same private-direction-first rhythm applies: 50% to begin and 50% before publication. The first 30 days of launch care are included and SILLURA ∞ remains optional after that.
Larger rosters, deeper profile architecture, multilingual systems, recruitment, substantial CMS, custom enquiry systems and advanced interaction can move the quote upward. House pricing follows real system complexity, not roster count alone.
A House has to express a collective point of view while supporting multiple identities and more operational structure. The central design problem is consistency without sameness rather than simply scaling one independent profile layout.
Profile management, CMS, availability, filtering or structured discovery can be included when they reduce real operational work. SILLURA does not add them automatically if an existing system already performs the job well.
SILLURA House commissions generally range from US$4,000 to US$8,000+. Larger or deeper systems can extend beyond the range according to actual profile, content, interaction and operational complexity.
Migration can be part of scope. It should preserve useful content and public routes where appropriate while replacing the visual and structural logic that no longer fits the House.
Custom enquiry or booking pathways can be part of a House build, but SILLURA is not an intermediary and does not replace the House’s own human screening or approval. Technology should improve signal without making decisions that belong to people.
The House should retain agreed control over its domain, finished site, agreed source code, public identity and approved assets. Ongoing technical care is optional rather than a condition of ownership.
SILLURA / PRIVATE DIRECTION