I believe there is an incredible opportunity around providing lifestyle-support services that are NOT looking to gouge the people they serve.
Look at a service like Exec or even a service like Uber: both are fantastic, but both specifically target consuming all disposable income that they can from their userbase.
I think this is a short-sighted and limited model: there should be a lifestyle service that works on a percentage scale that is not seeking to maximize its immediate revenue from each and every user, but to help them maintain and grow.
If we look at the costs of the luxury and wanna-be-luxury sites, they are all myopic. None of them do anything other than appeal to the most base and traditional of consumerist norms: emotionally entice their target audience to spend their income on the service offered.
A parasite model.
Instead, imagine a company that offers a range of services based both on economy of scale, available resource by hour and user need.
Take the Tesla model: offer a luxury, yet newly innovative product which starts out as a high cost consumer item and work towards a more affordable, more widely available offering.
So you start a subscription service where you buy a block of available service hours. You can spend them on anything you want and switch it up each month.
Build a plan that started with an upfront payment for life evaluation.
* what is your situation?
* what are your goals?
* do you need your physical life organized?
* do you need a stylist?
* do you need an admin?
etc etc etc
You build out a profile of needs for N months - and build an intitial plan of action. From that baseline, you then have an available menu of services that the user can select from as needed. They do not have to use up their subscription hours and can accumulate hours for later/higher cost services later.
The company works to bring on 'task-rabbit' like folks for various tasks etc...
The goal is to allow people to focus on what they do without being gouged for premiums for any and every individual service they may need to maintain.
It's really sad that EVERYONE thinks that every service out there should net 100K+ (I took a cab to the airport and the COST to me as an individual was the equivalent to me paying someone $180K per year to drive me to the airport. (I can explain the economics of this in detail if you like..))