Pornstar feature dancer booking for strip clubs and gentlemen's clubs
To book a pornstar feature dancer, send a feature dance brief with your club, city, the nights you want her, the number of sets per night and your budget. Verified 18+ stars who take feature work reply with a rate or a counter-offer. You accept, pay a 30 percent deposit that the platform holds, and sign the contract with set times, rider and promo dates in the app.
A known name on the marquee does three jobs a house lineup cannot. It gives regulars a reason to come on a slow week, it gives your promoters a headline that travels on social, and it fills VIP tables that would otherwise sit empty. The booking is built for club owners, general managers and talent buyers who run a feature calendar and need the paperwork to hold up.
Feature bookings clubs ask for
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Headline sets on the club main stage
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VIP meet and greet with table guests
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Poster and merch table after each set
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Promo video for your socials before the date
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Two or three night run, Thursday to Saturday
Each star chooses the booking types she accepts and sets her own rate for each one. These are the formats strip clubs and gentlemen's clubs book most often.
A multi night run is one contract with a schedule for each night, so the deposit, the set times and the cancellation tier cover the whole run instead of three loose deals.
Why clubs book feature dancers through a platform
The old feature circuit ran on phone calls, a booker's word and cash at the end of the night. That still works when everybody knows each other. It breaks when a headliner cancels on Wednesday, when nobody can show who signed, or when the promo you paid for promised a set time she never agreed to.
Verified headliners. Every star passes a government ID check and a live selfie match before her profile goes public. Your manager gets a booking with age on file, which matters to your license, not a screenshot of a DM.
Set times and rider in writing. The contract lists arrival, each set, breaks, the photo policy, the green room and the security escort. Your floor staff and the talent see the same version.
Deposit held, not wired. The 30 percent deposit sits with the platform until the run is done. If she cancels or does not show, the full deposit comes back and no balance is charged, so you are not chasing money while you rebook the weekend.
Messages stay in the booking. Phone numbers and handles are not swapped before the deposit. If a dispute comes up, the thread is the record.
How to book a pornstar feature dancer for your club
Pick the nights. Most clubs run a feature on a Thursday to Saturday stretch or on one anchor night around a holiday, a fight night or a big game. Give two or three date options and you get more replies.
Set the shows. Write how many sets per night, how long each one runs and when doors open. Two or three sets of 15 to 20 minutes is a common shape, with meet and greet time between them.
Add the extras. VIP table visits, a merch table, a promo video for your channels, and whether guests may post photos. Each extra changes her rate, so it belongs in the brief, not in a text the night before.
Send the brief. It is screened, then goes to verified stars who accept feature dance work in your city or travel to it. Each can accept, decline or counter.
Sign and promote. Accept an offer, pay the deposit and sign. Promo starts once the contract is signed, never before, so your flyer never names someone who has not agreed to the date.
What a pornstar feature dancer costs
There is no fixed price list. Each star sets her own rate per booking type, and her name, the number of nights, the number of sets, travel and the extras all move it. Here is the platform math for a three night run with a booking value of 6,000 USD.
| Item | Amount |
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| Booking value, her rate for the run | 6,000 USD |
| Platform fee, 15 percent | 900 USD |
| Deposit, 30 percent | 1,800 USD |
| Due when you accept the offer | 2,700 USD |
| Balance before the first night | 4,200 USD |
Travel and the hotel are usually part of the offer. Ask for them as a line in the counter-offer so you see the full number before you pay. Clubs that run a feature every month can move to the Studio plan, which lowers the fee to 7 percent. Compare plans on pricing and see full budgets in how much it costs to hire a pornstar.
How clubs make a feature night pay off
A headliner does not fill a room on her own. The clubs that earn back the fee plan the weeks around her, not just the night.
Promote for two to three weeks. Post the date the day the contract is signed, push it again a week out, then daily in the last three days. The promo video from her is the strongest piece of this, so book it with the run.
Raise the right prices. Many clubs add a feature cover on her nights and sell VIP table packages that include a meet and greet. Price those packages before you book so you know your break even number.
Sell the merch table. Signed posters and prints move between sets. Agree in the brief who staffs the table, who handles the money and how the split works.
Book her again. A second run three to six months later usually draws better than the first, because your regulars now know her name. A repeat booking keeps the same contract terms.
Club rules, licenses and the contract
What she performs on stage follows your venue license, your state and city rules and her own limits, and it is written into the contract before the date. If your club is a bikini bar or runs under a no full nudity license, say so in the brief.
Requests for sexual services or private physical contact are rejected and the account is blocked. That includes paying extra for anything off stage. Each star decides which venues she works and can decline any brief without a reason. The site itself is non-nude. Read the full trust and safety rules.
Security is your job on the night. Name the escort who walks her from arrival to departure and the route to the green room. We do not give legal advice, and if your club uses its own performance agreement, upload it and she signs it inside the booking.
Who books pornstar feature dancers
Gentlemen's clubs with a feature calendar. Clubs that run a named feature once or twice a month and want one place to see who is available, what she charges and what she needs.
New clubs and reopenings. A grand opening weekend with a headliner gives the room a crowd on night one. Pair it with a club appearance host night for the weeks after.
Multi venue groups. Owners with clubs in two or three cities book one star for a short tour, one contract per venue, so travel is shared and each club has its own deposit. City pages like Las Vegas and Miami show local demand.
Promoters and event companies. Teams that book the feature for a club partner and handle the promo. For conventions and expos instead of clubs, see pornstar convention appearances, or compare every format on pornstar events.
New to this? Read the step by step guide to booking a pornstar for a club night, or see every route to hire a pornstar.
FAQ
What is a feature dancer at a strip club?
A feature dancer is a headline performer a club books for set nights, usually a known adult star, instead of a house dancer. She performs scheduled stage sets, meets guests and often sells signed merch. The club promotes her name in advance to raise attendance on those nights.
How much does it cost to book a feature dancer?
Each star sets her own rate, so the price depends on her name, the number of nights and sets, travel and extras such as a promo video. On top of her rate the club pays a 15 percent platform fee, or 7 percent on the Studio plan. A 30 percent deposit is due when you accept the offer.
How far in advance should a club book a feature?
Book six to ten weeks ahead for a regular weekend and earlier for holidays or big event weekends, when headliners fill up first. That also leaves two to three weeks of promotion after the contract is signed, which is what makes the night pay.
Can I book the same star for several nights?
Yes. Send one brief for a run, for example Thursday to Saturday, with the sets for each night. You get one offer, one deposit and one contract that covers the whole run.
Who pays for travel and the hotel?
It is agreed in the offer. Most stars price travel and a hotel into a feature run or ask for them as a separate line. Ask for the full number in the counter-offer before you accept.
What happens if the feature cancels?
If she cancels or does not show, you get the full deposit back and no balance is charged. If you cancel, the cancellation tier on her offer decides how much of the deposit returns.
Put a headliner on your next feature night
Build a brief in a few minutes and see the fee, the deposit and a contract preview before you create an account.