The businesses that assist the jouhatsu are called yonige-ya, which means “fly-by-night shops”.[1] These establishments are relatively accessible and have their own websites.[2] One particular yonige-ya could charge between ¥50,000 ($450) and ¥300,000 ($2,600) for its services, which depend on a number of factors.[2] These factors include: the amount of possessions, the distance, if it is a nocturnal move, if children are included, and if the client is evading debt collectors.[2] Sometimes, people disappear on their own without the aid of yonige-ya.[2] There are published guides that can help assist people become jouhatsu.[2]