How to Charge for a Lap Dance

If you have been hired to be a dancer for a stag party, there is a very likely chance that you will be asked to give a lap dance or two. For most dancers, if not all, the lap dance is a separate service from initial entertainment and will therefore incur a charge of its own. Read on to learn how to charge for a lap dance.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. Speak to the business you are contracted through and inquire about protocol regarding lap dances as an extra service. You must be absolutely sure that this is not part of the job requirement for this particular venue.

2. Use the going rate for VIP dances at your place of employment if you happen to dance at a gentlemen's club. Inform the patrons that the price of the dance would be the same price charged at your place of business.

3. Announce your fees for lap dances when you arrive at the party. This way prices will be established, and none of the patrons will feel caught by surprise later on.

4. Call around to local gentlemen's clubs and ask about the standard price for VIP dances if you are not a dance club employee. This way, you will have a general idea of what to charge during the evening.

5. Inform the patrons that, while the price you charge is the standard fee, that additional gratuities are always welcome. Ensuring them that a good tip will make for a better dance helps to supplement your income for the evening.