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Going to an event? Bring a pal.
Concerts, talks, exhibitions, networking nights. If you'd rather not walk in alone, book a pal to come along.
Company for the evening, on your terms
Your pal comes along so you're not standing on your own. You agree in advance how long they stay, how much to talk and how close to stay. You buy your own ticket, and your pal's ticket if the event needs one. Events must be public and platonic.
Read our tips: Going to events alone: how to make it easier
How it works
Find a pal
Choose an in-person service near the venue.
Agree the details
Event, meeting point, length and tickets.
Go together
Meet at the agreed public place.
Release the payment
Tap All good afterwards, or report a problem within 24 hours.
Pals set their own price.
We suggest $20 an hour. You see the exact price before you book, pay through Palhour, and the money is held until you tap All good. Cancel free up to 1 hour before.
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Who pays for the ticket?
Agree it with your pal before booking. Your Palhour booking covers their time, not tickets or drinks.
Is this a date?
No. Palhour is platonic only. Romantic or sexual requests are banned.
Bring a pal for something else
Someone to walk with.
Want someone to walk with? Book a walking buddy for an easy walk in a public place, at your pace, with clear rules agreed before you start.
Want to rent a friend? Bring a pal.
Looking to rent a friend? On Palhour you book a pal for an hour of platonic company, online or in person, with clear rules and payment held until you're happy.
A shopping companion for the trip.
Book a shopping companion for errands, a big shop or trying on clothes. A second opinion when you want one, quiet company when you don't.