Guides

Fifteen guides, zero slogans. Everything written here grew out of thousands of real evenings — out of WhatsApp threads, recurring questions, and mistakes we watched others make and learned to spare you. There is no "price from", no vague promising, no text written to fill a page. There are answers: what it truly costs, how to choose well, what to prepare, and what to do when everything happens at the last minute. Pick a guide from the list above — or let the next few paragraphs point you to the right one.

Three shelves in the library

Money. The guide to what a stripper costs in 2026 is our most read, and not by accident: it breaks the price into its parts, explains why we run no "star tariff", and shows where people overpay. Beside it sits the guide to planning, changes and cancellations, answering the question everyone asks last: what happens if something moves.

Organising. Here live the complete bachelor party checklist, the guide to the seven questions to ask before closing, and the character and costume guide — together they turn a first-time organiser into someone who looks like he has done this ten times. And for anyone short on time: the same-day booking guide with the real timeline, hour by hour.

Venue and season. Loft, villa or hotel compares the address types in money and in comfort; the summer guide covers wind, surfaces and outdoor light; and the winter guide shows why the cold season is quietly this genre's best friend.

A fourth shelf, the one that matters most: trust

Three guides written so you never get burned — by us or by anyone else. Eight signs of a real agency hands you a five-minute check before you close with anyone. What a show includes and what it does not draws the boundaries in full daylight — including the business logic of why those boundaries work in your favour. And Behind the scenes opens the door: who works here, how dancers join the team, and why we prefer nineteen artists over two hundred photographs.

Where to start

If you came for a number — start with the pricing guide, then go straight to the price list for the current figures. If a date is already on the calendar — the checklist walks you from the month before down to the minute of the entrance. And if the evening is tonight — skip everything, read the last-minute guide on the move, and send us four words: city, how many, what space, what hour. From there it is on us.

How these guides get written

Every guide passes the same test before publication: would one of our real coordinators send it to a client in chat. That is why the numbers inside are the numbers actually closed in writing, the examples come from evenings that happened, and the advice includes the less comfortable parts — when not to book, what will not work, and where a more modest format serves better. We update the texts when something changes on the ground, so what you read matches what you will be told in a message.

And if reading is not happening tonight

That is fine too. Everything in the fifteen guides, the coordinator in chat knows as well — write to us directly on WhatsApp and get answers matched to your evening, no homework required. And if you would rather meet the team first — the catalogue is open, with real photographs and each artist's style written beside her name. The guides are going nowhere; they will still be here after the party.