Stripper Price List

This page settles, once and for all, the question we hear most: how much does it cost. The short answer — a solo show from ₪800, a synchronised duo from ₪1,400, the full bachelor package from ₪2,200, and the figure agreed in chat is the figure paid in cash at the end. The full answer is everything below: what exactly each format includes, what genuinely moves the price, what never moves it with us on principle, and three real quotes from recent months. The formats themselves are detailed on our prices and packages page, and the full roster lives in the dancer gallery.

The price list, one line per format

These are each format's starting points; the final figure closes in chat once we hear the date, the city, the guest count and what exactly you want — and from that moment it does not move.

What exactly each format includes

The solo show — a full performance by one dancer: an entrance in the character you chose or a classic opening, forty-five to sixty minutes of choreography, crowd games and focus on the guest of honour. This is the format of most birthdays and home evenings. The duo — two dancers in synchronised choreography: built for yards, rooftops and halls, filling a space a solo cannot hold. The bachelor package — the complete evening: advance coordination with the organiser, a costume entrance, a long central show, interactions across the night and the script held to the end. VIP — the extended edition for special requests: costumes sourced to order, a personal script, custom length. The rest sit in the table above, and each will soon get a page of its own — the links are already here and will light up by themselves.

What genuinely moves the price

Four things, and only four. The format — solo, duo or package; that is most of the difference. The length — extensions past the hour close in advance, by the quarter hour. Special requests — a specific costume that must be sourced, a complex script, unusual coordination. The date — peak evenings (summer Thursdays, holiday eves) fill first, and whoever closes late picks from what remains; the price does not rise, but the choice narrows. Those are the four factors — there is no fifth.

What never moves the price with us — on principle

The city. Tel Aviv or Modiin, Herzliya or Ramla — the whole base area rides one rate, no travel supplements. The hour. A midnight show costs what a nine-o'clock show costs; we work around the clock and it is built into the price. The weekend. There is no "weekend rate". The cash at the door. No last-minute additions, no "we forgot to mention": the figure from the correspondence is the figure, full stop. The long-form breakdown also lives in our full stripper pricing guide on the blog.

Club or private show? The simple maths

A club night for a crew of ten: entrances, a drinks minimum, taxis both ways — and the show belongs to the whole room, not to you. The exact same budget buys a full private show in your own living room: the character you chose, the focus on your guest of honour, no strangers and no closing time. This is not a critique of clubs — it is arithmetic, and most people who run it once never go back to the public version.

Three real quotes

A bachelor party in a hall, twenty-eight guests. The full package plus a half-hour extension closed in advance. The organiser got a final price in the third message and paid exactly that number in cash at the end. A thirtieth in an apartment, eight guests. A solo on the quiet set, no additions at all: ₪800 stayed ₪800. A yacht evening, twelve guests. A sunset duo plus a special costume request — the price closed in advance with the addition included, and not one shekel moved on the night.

How a price actually closes: three messages

In the first message you write the city, the date and the guest count. In the second we return a recommended format and a final price — not "starting from", a number. In the third you close the character, the hour and the minute of the entrance. From that point the price is locked: nothing that happens on the night changes it, except an extension you yourselves request — and even that carries a rate agreed beforehand.

Where not to save — four mistakes of bargain hunting

"Someone without an agency, half the price." No procedure, no backup, no accountability for the minute or the discretion — that bet costs most on exactly the evening that matters most. Half an hour instead of an hour. A show needs time to lift; the saving lands precisely where the peak should have been. Skipping the right format. A solo in front of thirty people in a big yard fights uphill — a duo would have made the evening, and the difference is smaller than it looks. Closing last-minute "because maybe it gets cheaper". It does not — the price is fixed; only the choice shrinks.

Payment: simple, final, discreet

Cash, in shekels, at the end of the show — never before. No deposits, no payment apps that keep names and records, no invoices for "entertainment services" nobody wants to explain. This payment method is as much a part of our discretion as the ordinary car and the everyday clothes.

Where to go from here

See how it works in your city: strippers in Tel Aviv, strippers in Rishon LeZion, strippers in Herzliya or strippers in Netanya — every other city is one menu away. Prepare the evening with the full party checklist and the venue guide. And for the questions everyone asks — the complete FAQ page.