Single requests
$59 - $299
Quick tasks, bookings, sourcing, and one-off coordination quoted against an overlapping range, not a fake flat fee.
Private concierge coordination
Quiet control for the parts of life that keep slipping past the edge of the calendar.
Let Me Be Your Genie handles travel, dining, gifts, errands, and schedule cleanup through one direct point of contact. No marketplace. No rotating assistant. No invented proof wall.
New York registered LLC
Remote intake, nationwide coverage
Written scopes before work begins
Expenses passed through at cost
Dispatch sheet
Clear design, clear scope, and no padded proof wall. The same standard carries through the work.
Request shape
Same day
Move the booking, keep the seat, close the loop.
Quote logic
Overlapping ranges instead of fake neat tiers.
Repeat clients
Standing credit, drawn down across requests.
Single requests
$59 - $299
Project work
$249 - $949
Continuing coverage
$899 - $2,499+
Direct human intakeManual scope reviewRemote nationwideDiscreet by design
What gets handled
The work sits at the intersection of taste, timing, and follow-through.
The service is simply the quiet handling of the things most people keep deferring because they already have too much context in their head.
Operating lanes
Travel
Itineraries that stop leaking time.
Flights, hotels, ground, changes, and the written follow-through that keeps a trip from becoming a second job.
Dining
Reservations with context attached.
Tables, private rooms, dietary notes, guest details, and the backup plan when the first option falls apart.
Working rule
One point of contact beats a dozen elegant apps.
The difference is not just access. It is continuity. The same person sees the request, understands the tradeoffs, and closes the loop.
Errands
The tasks that keep resurfacing.
Gifts, sourcing, deliveries, returns, vendor wrangling, and the little obligations that otherwise live in fifteen open tabs.
Calendar
Loose ends tightened into one thread.
Confirmations, reminders, sequencing, and cleanup across the week so the important parts actually get your attention.
Rate architecture
Full pricing detailThe pricing finally behaves like repeat work behaves.
Project work
$249 - $949
Travel legs, event sets, calendar cleanups, and scoped pieces of work with enough moving parts to need a tighter plan.
Continuing coverage
$899 - $2,499+
Ongoing concierge, seasonal support, or larger coordination arcs for clients who do not want to re-explain the whole picture every week.
Returning clients
Standing credit replaces the awkward re-quote.
Repeat clients can buy into a house account and draw it down across single requests, project work, or continuing coverage. It is cleaner, faster, and makes more sense than pretending every request starts from zero.
House Account
$450 for $500 credit
Working Credit
$875 for $1,000 credit
Seasonal Reserve
$2,125 for $2,500 credit
How it runs
The experience should feel calm before the request is even done.
World-class does not mean louder. It means the process is clear, the scope is honest, and the handoff feels finished.
01
Private fit check
You tell us what is dragging on the week. We tell you plainly whether the request fits the practice.
02
Written quote
Every request is scoped in writing before work begins. Ranges overlap because real requests do.
03
Coordination
The request is handled through one point of contact rather than pushed through a queue or marketplace.
04
Follow-through
You get the confirmations, next steps, and clean handoff instead of another loose thread to monitor.
Representative request shapes
Examples, not named clients.
Single request
Move the booking, keep the seat, and send one clean update.
Typical quote: $149 - $279
Project work
Build a full weekend around one date, one guest list, and too little lead time.
Typical quote: $429 - $579
Continuing coverage
Keep a heavy travel month, recurring reservations, and household follow-through off the client's calendar.
Typical quote: $899 and up
Discretion policy
The absence of a client carousel is deliberate.
A premium service does not need invented people to manufacture trust. Clear scope, clean design, and good boundaries are the stronger signal.
- No public client roster, no borrowed logos, and no anonymous stock-face testimonials pretending to be social proof.
- No medical, legal, or financial advice, and no handling of regulated goods. Scope stays where it should.
- No hidden vendor kickbacks. Tickets, reservations, and goods are passed through at receipt.
- No inflated service claims. The promise is direct coordination, written quotes, and a cleaner week.
Start privately
If the week already feels too crowded, that is usually the sign.
Start with a short note. We will review the request manually, quote it honestly, and tell you whether it fits the practice.