PRICE GUIDE · PERSONAL & LIFESTYLE · 2026–2027
Personal Shopper cost in Ireland
€80–€350 per session. Typically €150.
A personal shopper in Ireland costs €80–€350 per session, typically around €150. The price is set by session length, in-person vs online and shopping trip included.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does a personal shopper cost in Ireland?
| Low end | €80 | a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | €150 | what most people pay |
| High end | €350 | the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin |
Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the personal and lifestyle providers near you.
What moves the price
- Shopper's experience — a personal shopper with years in fashion retail may charge more per session but know where to look.
- Range of items needed — a full wardrobe refresh plus home styling takes far longer than finding a single gift.
- Duration of the service — the shopper is booked by the hour, so time on the trip is the largest part of the price.
- Number of shops visited — showroom visits and several stops add travel time to a gift or wardrobe shopping trip.
- In person or online — an online personal shopper session costs less than an accompanied trip around the shops.
| Lowest | €14.30 | the lowest rate a provider has set |
|---|---|---|
| Average | €20 | across 9 hourly service providers |
| Highest | €27.50 | the highest rate a provider has set |
What it costs on Locufy
These are the rates the 9 hourly service providers on Locufy in Ireland set themselves, as their profiles show them.
Locufy credit lowers these rates further:
- €10 · You get €10 of credit when you finish signing up.
- €10 · You and a friend each get €10 when they complete their first booking.
- €1 · Each review of a completed job earns you 100 points (€1); every 1,000 points becomes €10 of credit.
Example: credit can cover up to 10% of a booking, so at the €20 average an hour costs you €18 while your credit lasts.
WHAT YOU GET
What a personal shopper visit includes
Takes: A typical personal shopping session can last anywhere from one to three hours, depending on the scope of your needs..
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common personal shopper jobs
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How to pay less
- Choosing an online session, where the personal shopper sends picks to try at home, costs less than an in-person trip.
- Shopping in the sales, outside the busy Christmas season, can stretch your budget further in the same session.
- Keeping the shopping trip to a few shops close together means less session time spent travelling between them.
- Sharing your sizes, budget and a list of what you need beforehand helps the personal shopper use the session well.
Before you book
- A clear idea of your budget and spending limits.
- Details about your personal style and any specific items you are interested in.
- Access to your home or wardrobe if a wardrobe consultation is required.
- Any relevant dietary restrictions or preferences for grocery shopping.
- You can ask how the personal shopper plans in-store shopping trips, such as meeting points and busy times, so you feel comfortable.
Personal Shopper cost: questions people ask
The cost of personal shopping services can vary based on the shopper's experience, the complexity of your needs, and the duration of the service. Highly experienced shoppers or those who specialise in luxury items may charge more than those offering general services.
A typical personal shopping session can last anywhere from one to three hours, depending on the scope of your needs. For larger projects, such as a complete wardrobe overhaul, multiple sessions may be necessary.
Most personal shoppers are generalists who can assist with a wide range of shopping needs. However, if you require specialised knowledge, such as for high-end fashion or specific body types, seeking a qualified specialist may be beneficial.
Same-day personal shopping can be challenging due to scheduling and availability, but some personal shoppers may offer this service for an additional fee. It's best to inquire directly with the shopper to see if they can accommodate urgent requests.
Yes, many personal shoppers offer package deals that combine multiple services, such as wardrobe consultations and event shopping. Booking several services at once can often lead to cost savings and a more cohesive shopping experience.
Personal shoppers generally do not provide alterations or tailoring services, nor do they handle returns or exchanges on your behalf. Their primary role is to assist with selection and styling, while the final purchasing decisions remain with the client.
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