Contact

WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach us. The reply comes within minutes at any hour, including after midnight and on Saturdays, and one message is usually enough to settle the whole evening: who is free, what it costs and when she will be at the door.

There is no form on this site and no registration. This page exists so you know what to send, what comes back and what happens once it is agreed.

What to put in the first message

Four things, and one line is enough. The more precise they are, the more final our answer can be instead of “it depends”.

• A dancer’s name or a style. If you have already chosen from the gallery, give the name. If not, name a style — lap dance, burlesque, pole — and we will suggest two or three who fit.
• The hour and the date. An exact hour beats “in the evening”. If it is not fixed yet, give a two hour window and we will hold it.
• The address, or at least the city and area. That decides the travel time and, if relevant, the travel fee.
• How many guests and what the space is. “Six of us in a flat” or “twelve in a loft” changes which show fits.

What you do not need to send: a full name, an ID number, where you work. We do not ask for any of it and we do not keep it.

What comes back

A complete answer, not “we will get back to you”. Within a few minutes you get four things: who is free at your hour, the final price including travel, how long the show runs, and exactly when she will arrive.

The price in the message is the price at the end of the evening. No service charge, no late hour supplement, no costume surcharge. If something does add cost, such as travel outside the metro area, it is said in that same message rather than at the door.

If the dancer you asked for is booked, we say so immediately and suggest alternatives in the same style. What we will not do is confirm and then send somebody else.

Booking from abroad or from a hotel

A large share of our work is people who landed the same week. A few things worth knowing.

You do not need an Israeli number. WhatsApp works from any number, and we reply the same way.

Hotels are the easiest venue we work with. The dancer arrives dressed like any other guest, goes straight up and changes in the room. Nobody at reception is involved and nothing is registered anywhere. Most seafront hotels are within twenty minutes of us.

Payment is cash in shekels at the end. Not a card, not a transfer, not a payment app. Cash machines are everywhere and hotel receptions change currency, so this is rarely a problem, but it is worth knowing before the evening rather than during it.

When to message ahead

For an ordinary evening the same day is usually fine, often the same hour. A few situations where a day or two makes a real difference:

Thursday and Friday nights. These are the busy ones, and a particular dancer may be taken by the morning.

A duo or a VIP show. Two or three dancers at the same hour is coordination, not a shelf pick.

Holidays and holiday eves. We work, but the roads behave differently and everything takes longer.

Outside the metro area. Haifa, Jerusalem, Beer Sheva, Eilat and the cabins need locking earlier in the day, because the drive is long.

What happens once it is agreed

You get one message with the exact hour and a short list of what to prepare: a chair without arms, a side lamp instead of the ceiling light, and a speaker. That is the whole list.

On the day the dancer messages when she leaves, usually twenty to forty minutes ahead. If she is stuck in traffic you hear immediately and get a new time rather than “a little longer”.

When she arrives she messages that she is downstairs rather than ringing the bell, because half of these evenings are a surprise. She comes up dressed like any other guest, asks for a side room to change, and the show starts from there.

At the end you pay cash. No deposit, no transfer up front, no payment apps — that is how we have always worked, and the reasoning is on the about page.

If your plans change

Cancelling or moving the hour up to two hours before costs nothing and needs no explanation. Just message.

Once she is on the road it is a different conversation, and we will have it in the message. Without drama and without threats, but also without pretending the journey did not happen.

Moving the whole evening to another date is the simplest thing on this list and we do it every week.

Where we travel

The metro area is the core, at 30 to 45 minutes for most of the evening: Florentin, Jaffa and Herzliya, and the same across Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan and Rishon LeZion.

Further out — Haifa, the north, Jerusalem, Beer Sheva, Eilat and the cabins — we also travel. The hour needs locking earlier and there is a travel fee, quoted in the first message.

When we answer

All day and all night, including Saturdays and holidays. Most bookings are settled between nine in the evening and one in the morning, and the latest we have taken started at three.

If you messaged and heard nothing within fifteen minutes, the message probably did not arrive. Call instead — it is rare, but it happens.

If the booking is a surprise

A large share of our evenings are a surprise for one person, and that comes with a few rules worth the minute it takes to read them.

One person messages us, not a group. A nine-person group chat is the fastest way for the guest of honour to see something on somebody’s screen. That same person comes down to open the door and knows where he is sitting.

Do not save us under a name that gives it away — a notification on a locked screen is readable from across a table. A neutral name solves it.

If you are in a hotel, do not ask the front desk to pass on a message or to call the room. Tell us the room number at the confirmation stage and she comes straight up.

What we never ask you for

Worth stating plainly, because many people brace for worse.

No full name, no ID, no card details and no deposit. There is nothing to register for and no form that stores you somewhere. What we need is a first name or a nickname, an address, a time and how many of you there are.

After the evening we do not message to ask how it went and we do not send offers. If you want to book again, you write. Payment and boundaries are set out in the FAQ.

If we have not replied

Through most of the day an answer comes within minutes, but on a busy evening it can take a quarter of an hour.

If half an hour has gone by, the reason is almost always technical: a message that failed to send, a digit typed wrong, or an enquiry sent to an old number that still shows up somewhere in search results. Send it again from the number on this page.

What will not happen is us disappearing mid-arrangement. An evening we have confirmed is confirmed, and if something changes on our side you hear it from us first rather than at the hour she was due at the door.

Requests we say no to

We will put it here rather than only in conversation. The show ends when it ends. There is no afterwards, and there is no arranging something extra with the dancer on the side. We are not an escort service and we do not broker for one. A request in that direction gets a no at any stage.

Three more things that do not happen: filming during the show, contact the dancer has not invited, and a booking in a public venue without the owner’s agreement in advance. What does happen on the night is set out on the shows and services page.

Languages

Hebrew, Russian and English. Several dancers are fluent in English, and if your room is mostly English speaking, say so in the message and we will send someone who can interact rather than only perform.