PLATFORMS / COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIPS

Build a deal
every party can deliver.

Combine your streaming technology and distribution with coordinated strip-club operations and participating performers. Afterhours brings the work into one commercial structure, with clear responsibilities, revenue allocation and a path to expansion.

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AFTERHOURS DIGITAL / PLATFORMS / COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIPS

THE COMMERCIAL BRIEF

Put the contribution next to the return.

The club, performer, platform and operating partner each create value. Define that work before agreeing how fees, costs and revenue are allocated.

What each party delivers.

Identify the clubs, formats and responsibilities covered by the arrangement. Assign equipment, local coordination, performer onboarding, technical support and audience promotion.

How the money moves.

Define the revenue base, performer arrangements, platform share, venue participation and Afterhours compensation. Set out setup costs, ongoing charges, adjustments and settlement.

What supports expansion.

Agree reporting, distribution commitments and review points. Define how additional clubs or formats are added and what happens to accounts, content and equipment when scope changes.

PARTNERSHIP STRUCTURES

Choose the arrangement that fits the work.

A distribution partnership, a technology service and a broader strategic relationship carry different obligations. The model should reflect what the parties will actually deliver.

Platform distribution.

Bring club performers and programming into supported accounts, broadcast formats and discovery channels. Connect the operating schedule to specific promotional responsibilities.

Technology and services.

Assess licensing, configuration, branded experiences and technical support where relevant. Separate recurring service fees from setup work and commissioned development.

Strategic partnership.

Discuss group arrangements, territories, investment and exclusivity where they create value. Tie commitments to defined responsibilities, commercial terms and review points.

The money, made clear

Understand every step
between spending and earnings.

Customer spending

The starting transaction, with a defined reporting period.

Agreed deductions

Platform fees, payment costs, refunds and other specified adjustments.

Revenue allocation

The performer, venue and operating shares calculated on the agreed base.

Net contribution

What remains after the costs each party is responsible for.

The details matter

Before you decide.

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Is there a fixed revenue split?

The split follows the contribution, costs and distribution commitments. The discussion covers the complete payment model and the base used to calculate each share.

Are partnerships exclusive?

Exclusivity is negotiated where it supports the arrangement. Its scope, duration, commitments and review conditions need to be explicit.

What should we bring to the first discussion?

Your audience proposition, supported formats, account and payment model, setup capabilities, technical support and distribution options. Those details let us assess a concrete partnership.

Talk to Afterhours

Put your platform in the partnership.

Tell us what your platform brings and where strip-club programming fits. We’ll focus the conversation on distribution, delivery and economics.