Private terminals that publish their price
A handful of private terminals still answer 'how much?' with 'on request'. These are the ones that publish a real, bookable price, so you know the cost before you make contact.
In this corner of travel, 'price on request' is often a polite filter. The terminals below don't play that game: each publishes a rate you can read and book against, which is also why we can quote it with a source and a date. The few that keep their prices private are still in the index; we just mark them honestly.
A published price is its own kind of signal: it tends to mean a terminal that wants ordinary travellers, not only the people who never ask the cost.
Every price and access rule is sourced and dated on its own terminal page. We cite or leave blank; we never guess.
Heathrow's Windsor is now £4,060.21 one way for up to three guests, up from £3,812.
Berlin's VIP Service Zeitgeist has a published 2026 rate: €583.10 including VAT, €490 net, for the main guest.
Dublin's Platinum VIP has a published 2026 rate: €475 for one person each way, €330 for each additional guest, including VAT.