Dancer FAQ

No. Many of our best dancers had no experience when they started. We offer support and guidance to help you feel confident on stage.

That's completely normal. Confidence grows quickly in a supportive environment.

Earnings vary based on your availability, confidence, and customer interaction. Some dancers earn $500-$2,500+ per week working part-time hours. Some can make much more.

You'll wear stylish, seductive dresses while working on the floor. Pleaser heels or similar are standard. You're encouraged to express your unique style, as long as it fits within club dress guidelines.

Looking polished and high-end helps attract high-paying customers. The better you present yourself, the more you're likely to earn.

Yes. Nudity is part of stage performances and lap dances at our venue. However, everything is done within clear boundaries, in a safe and respectful environment. You'll never be pressured beyond what's outlined in advance, and your comfort and safety are always a priority.

Yes. Most dancers work part-time or casually. You can choose shifts that fit around your schedule.

No. Stage work is part of the job, but realistically it is how you interact with the customers that will make you the most money. Think of being on stage as the advertisement.

Strippers perform stage shows and private lap dances. There is no sexual activity involved.

Escorts offer companionship and sexual services.

If you would like to be an escort, please contact:
Splash Club in Wellington
Galaxy Club in Auckland

You keep 100% of your tips. Customers may tip on stage, in private rooms, or even for just being attentive. Your personality and hustle affect how much you make.

If you're open-minded, confident (or want to be), and motivated to earn, give it a try. Many dancers start unsure and end up loving the freedom, community, and financial rewards.

Charisma, reliability, hustle, and attitude. It's not always about looks. It's about how you carry yourself, connect with customers, and build regulars.

• Always Be Approachable & Positive A smile goes a long way. Good energy is contagious. Customers are more likely to spend money on someone who looks like they're having fun and want to be there.
• Talk to Every Customer Don't judge who looks like a spender. Some of the biggest tippers come in jeans and sit quietly. Say hi, ask a question, break the ice.
• Don't Take Rejection Personally It's a numbers game. Not everyone will say yes, but the more people you approach, the more chances you create. Stay confident and keep moving.
• Look High-End, Work High-End Customers spend more when they perceive you as luxury. Wear polished, sexy outfits, heels, and well-done makeup. The more expensive you look, the more valuable you seem.
• Stay On the Floor, Not in the Back Time spent hiding in the changing room is money missed on the floor. Even if it's slow, stay visible. You never know when the next big spender will walk in.
• Build Fantasy, Not Friendship Be warm, but keep the magic. Don't friend-zone yourself or get too casual. You're not his mate, you're his fantasy. Let him feel lucky to be spending time with you.
• Don't Wait - Initiate The dancer who makes the first move often makes the sale. Don't wait for eye contact or permission. Approach confidently, say hi, and lead the interaction.
• Set Daily Money Goals Arrive with a target in mind: "I want to make $600 tonight." This mindset helps you stay focused, keep hustling, and manage your time better.
• It Only Takes One One customer can change your whole night, or even your month.