How Much Does a Bodyguard Cost? Israeli Bodyguard Services by R&H

R&H
Sep 14
5 min read

Updated: 22 hours ago

A frequent question when thinking about personal security is: how much does a bodyguard cost? It's a valid concern, yet costs change. Things like the agent's background, the risk level, and what the job involves affect the final price. Think of it as money spent on your safety and peace of mind.

At R&H Global Protection, we want to be upfront about pricing. We believe that when our clients understand what goes into determining the cost, they’ll also see the real value in having top-tier protection.

Who Needs This Kind of Protection?

We work with all kinds of people who share a desire for smart, careful protection. Our clients include:

Wealthy People and Families: Keeping you safe, preventing kidnappings or blackmail, and protecting your property are our chief aims. We work to stop problems before they start.
Company Heads (CEOs, C-Suite): We cut down on risks such as company spying and threats from unhappy individuals. We also ensure your safety when you travel to risky locations.
Royal Families and Top Officials: You need security, privacy, and respect that fits your position. We provide that.
Diplomats and Politicians: Because you're in the spotlight, you often face risks. We offer security to keep you safe while you do your jobs.
Celebrities and VIPs: Managing public attention, stopping stalkers, and guarding your privacy is a constant task. Our agents are ready to handle these challenges. Our services help keep these possible problems under control or eliminate them.

What Affects the Cost?

The price for protection isn't just a random number. We figure it out carefully based on things that are key to making sure the security fits what you need.

Risk Level and Location: Guarding someone in a safe city is very different from protecting them in a risky or unfamiliar area. We'll adjust accordingly.
Agent's Experience and Skills: This is very important. At R&H Global Protection, our agents have experience in Israeli special forces and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency). This warrants top-notch handling of issues.
Job Size: The price changes if you only want one agent for a half day or a full team around the clock.
Job Details: If there's international travel, the agents need to be able to travel without problems across borders. Our people have two passports and speak different languages, so they can deal with different cultures and laws.

R&H Global Protection: How Much Does a Bodyguard Cost

Generally, our rates for a single agent range from $600 to $1,500 a day. This price depends on the things we talked about before. To provide some context, here’s a general view of what to expect at different investment points:

Lower End ($600 - $800 a day): This is often for one agent in a low-to-medium risk situation, like helping a business executive during travel or giving security at a private party.
Mid-Range ($800 - $1,200 a day): This might be for a higher risk, more travel, or protecting a family when they travel abroad.
Higher End ($1,200 - $1,500+ a day): This is for very risky places, people who are well-known, or jobs that require a lot of intelligence work—something the Shin Bet is known for.

Common Questions - FAQ

Q: Will a bodyguard get in the way of my personal life or family? A: Not at all. Part of our training is to be careful and discrete. Our agents know how to stay out of sight, working as the gray man who isn't noticed. They can also fit in as a driver, helper, or tutor to families, giving quiet protection that lets you live normally. We want to improve your life, not disturb it.

Q: Do you only protect against physical harm? A: No. Physical safety is important, but our agents' background in Shin Bet means they can take care of many kinds of dangers. They can keep business meetings private, check for hidden surveillance devices, and shield you from damage to your reputation or information leaks. We guard everything that affects you.

Q: How do you work legally in different countries? A: Being flexible is key. Before we go anywhere, we learn about the local laws and customs. Our agents have two passports and can speak many languages, which helps a lot. We talk to local authorities to make sure we follow all the laws, so you have a legal and secure environment wherever you are.

The Israeli Advantage: More Than Just a Guard

When you choose R&H Global Protection, you're not just paying for someone to stand next to you. You're putting money into a security plan that's based on intelligence and experience in the world’s toughest spots.

Stopping Problems Before They Happen: Our agents are trained to think like those who might cause harm, so they stop threats long before they become real.
Strong Discipline: Training from the IDF special forces gives our agents discipline and calmness when things get tough.
Worldwide Skills: With two passports and the ability to speak different languages, our agents can work anywhere.

Top 5 Things to Consider Before Hiring Protection

Stopping vs. Reacting: Does the company try to stop things from happening with intelligence and planning, or do they just react? The best security stops problems before they start.
Agent's Past: Ask about training and experience. Being able to make fast choices under stress comes from serious training, not just classroom learning.
Privacy and Fitting In: Good security shouldn't feel intrusive. Make sure the company knows how to blend into your life smoothly.
Ability to Work Globally: If you travel, you need a team that can travel with you. Check if they can work legally and well in different places and cultures.
Trust and Privacy: You'll have a very close relationship with your security specialist. It needs to be based on trust and complete privacy.

Hire an Israeli Bodyguard

The cost of hiring a bodyguard is a way of putting money into your security. With R&H Global Protection, that money goes to an elite process run by skilled Israeli agents. It's knowing that your safety is in the hands of someone smart, ready, and able.