Terms & Conditions
1. Introduction & Acceptance
These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern all hens party entertainment bookings made with 1-800 HOT COPS PTY LTD (ABN 17 685 657 612), trading as 1-800 HOT COPS ("we", "us", "our"), through the website at www.1800hotcops.com, the booking hotline at 1800 468 267, or any other channel operated by us.
By making a booking with us, paying a deposit, or otherwise engaging our services, you ("you", "the Client", "the Organiser") confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms. If you are booking on behalf of a group, you confirm that you have authority to do so and that all members of the group are bound by these Terms.
These Terms should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which forms part of the agreement between us. The most recent version of these Terms supersedes any prior versions. If we update these Terms, we will publish the updated version at this URL with a revised "Last updated" date. If you do not agree to any part of these Terms, you must not make a booking with us.
2. Definitions
In these Terms, the following words have the following meanings:
"Booking" means a confirmed reservation for entertainment services, secured by payment of the Deposit.
"Client" or "Organiser" means the person making the Booking and accepting these Terms on behalf of themselves and their group.
"Deposit" means the $100 non-refundable booking fee (within the cancellation window) paid to secure a Booking.
"Balance" means the remaining payment owed to the Performer on the day of the Event after the Deposit has been paid.
"Event" means the date and time of the entertainment service for which the Booking has been made.
"Event Date" means the calendar day on which the Event is scheduled to occur.
"Performer" means the contracted performer(s) supplied by us to deliver the entertainment service for which the Booking has been made.
"Services" means the entertainment services we provide, which include male stripper bookings, topless waiter bookings, hens life drawing classes, and related entertainment offerings as advertised on our website.
"Travel Surcharge" means an additional fee of $1 per kilometre for any travel beyond a 10-kilometre radius of the dispatching city's CBD.
"Venue" means the location nominated by the Client at which the Event is to take place.
3. Booking Process
3.1 Booking Channels Bookings Can Be Made Through The Following Channels:
(a) The booking enquiry forms on www.1800hotcops.com;
(b) The booking hotline at 1800 468 267 (24 hours, every day);
(c) Direct email to info@1800hotcops.com;
(d) Direct messages via our official Instagram (@1800hotcopsau) or Facebook (1-800 HOT COPS) accounts;
(e) Our Newie shopfront at https://newie.app/business/1800hotcops.
3.2 Quote and Confirmation Following An Initial Enquiry, We Will provide a Quote That Sets Out:
(a) The selected Service and any package details;
(b) The Event Date, Event time, and Venue address;
(c) The total fee, broken down into Deposit and Balance;
(d) Any applicable Travel Surcharge;
(e) The deadline for Deposit payment to secure the Booking.
A Booking is not confirmed until the Deposit has been received and we have issued a written confirmation (email or SMS).
3.3 Authority to Book By Making a Booking, You Confirm That:
(a) You are 18 years of age or older;
(b) You have authority to make the Booking on behalf of any group attending the Event;
(c) The contact details you provide are accurate and current;
(d) The Venue address you nominate is correct and accessible to a Performer.
3.4 Booking Modifications:
Pre-Confirmation Before the Deposit is paid, we may withdraw or revise a quote based on Performer availability, scheduling conflicts, or any other operational factor. After Deposit payment, modifications are governed by Section 6 (Cancellation & Reschedule Policy).
4. Pricing & Fees
4.1 Published Pricing Our standard pricing is published at www.1800hotcops.com/about-us/pricing and includes:
(a) Male Strippers: Signature Show $350 / Double Show $550;
(b) Topless Waiters: Pants-On Package $250 / Apron-Only Package $300 (2-hour minimum, additional hours $75 per hour per Performer);
(c) Hens Life Drawing: 60-minute Class $350 / 90-minute Class with Topless Waiter (priced by quote).
All prices are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD) and inclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST) where applicable.
4.2 What's Included The standard fee for each Service includes:
(a) Performer fee;
(b) Pre-show brief and Performer arrival in costume and in character;
(c) Performance delivered in line with the Service description;
(d) Performer travel within a 10-kilometre radius of the dispatching city's CBD;
(e) Performance materials (where applicable, such as drawing pads and pencils for Life Drawing Classes for groups up to 50 guests);
(f) Booking coordination throughout the Booking lifecycle.
4.3 Travel Surcharge A Travel Surcharge of $1 per kilometre applies to any Booking where the Venue is located more than 10 kilometres from the dispatching city's CBD.
The Travel Surcharge is calculated on a round-trip basis, quoted on the Booking call before Deposit payment, and added to the total fee for the Booking.
4.4 No Other Hidden Fees We do not charge platform fees, booking surcharges, weekend or public holiday surcharges, costume fees, music fees, or consultation fees.
The fee quoted to you (rate card price plus any Travel Surcharge) is the total cost of the Booking.
4.5 Pricing Subject to Change We may update published pricing at any time.
Any price quoted to you in writing in connection with a specific Booking remains valid for 7 days from the date of the quote.
After 7 days, the quote may be re-issued at then-current pricing.
5. Deposit, Balance, & Payment Terms
5.1 Deposit A non-refundable Deposit of $100 is payable to confirm a Booking, except where the Booking takes place at an art studio or third-party venue requiring full upfront payment (in which case the full fee is collected upfront).
The Deposit is paid via the secure payment link provided in the Booking confirmation email.
Deposit payment locks the Event Date and the assigned Performer for your Booking.
5.2 Balance Payment The Balance (total fee minus Deposit) is paid directly to the Performer on the day of the Event, in cash or via PayID, before the performance commences. The Performer will confirm receipt of the Balance at the start of the Event. We do not process Balance payments through the agency. We do not take a commission, cut, or fee from the Balance.
5.3 Late Balance Payment If the Balance is not paid before the performance commences, the Performer may delay or refuse to commence the performance until payment is received. We are not liable for any reduction in performance time arising from late Balance payment.
5.4 Travel Surcharge Payment Where a Travel Surcharge applies, it is payable as part of the Balance directly to the Performer on the day of the Event, unless otherwise agreed in writing before Deposit payment. 5.5 Refunds Refund mechanics are governed by Section 6 (Cancellation & Reschedule Policy).
6. Cancellation & Reschedule Policy
6.1 Time-Of-Day Changes Time-of-day changes (where the Event Date remains the same but the start time shifts) are not considered reschedules under these Terms. We are happy to accommodate reasonable time-of-day changes at no fee, subject to Performer availability. Changes to the start time should be communicated to the Booking coordinator as soon as practical, and at minimum 24 hours before the original scheduled start time.
6.2 Reschedule (Change of Event Date) A reschedule under these Terms means an entire change of Event Date. The following reschedule policy applies:
(a) More than 14 days before the original Event Date: The Booking may be rescheduled free of charge, subject to Performer availability on the new requested date.
(b) Within 14 days of the original Event Date:
The first reschedule is permitted free of charge, subject to Performer availability on the new requested date.
Any subsequent reschedule (the second reschedule and onwards) within the 14-day window incurs a $50 administration fee per reschedule, payable before the new Booking confirmation is issued.
(c) Reschedules are subject to Performer availability on the new requested date. Where the originally assigned Performer is not available on the new date, we will use reasonable efforts to assign an alternative Performer of equivalent standard.
Where no alternative is available, the reschedule may be treated as a cancellation under Section 6.3.
(d) Reschedule requests must be made in writing (email or SMS) to the Booking coordinator.
Verbal reschedule requests are not effective until acknowledged in writing by us.
6.3 Cancellation The following cancellation policy applies:
(a) More than 14 days before the original Event Date: The Deposit is refundable in full upon written cancellation request. Refund processing typically completes within 5 to 10 business days from the date of the cancellation request.
(b) Within 14 days of the original Event Date: The Deposit is forfeited and not refundable. The Booking slot has been held exclusively for you and removed from the active booking calendar; no further amount is owed beyond the forfeited Deposit.
(c) Where the full fee has been paid upfront (such as art studio Bookings), the refund mechanic mirrors paragraph (a) and (b) above, applied to the full fee rather than just the Deposit.
(d) Cancellation requests must be made in writing (email or SMS) to the Booking coordinator. Verbal cancellation requests are not effective until acknowledged in writing by us.
6.4 Cancellation By Us We may cancel a Booking at our discretion under the following circumstances:
(a) Performer illness, injury, or unavailability where no replacement Performer of equivalent standard can be assigned;
(b) Force majeure events (see Section 13);
(c) Breach of these Terms by the Client (including but not limited to Sections 8 and 9);
(d) Reasonable safety concerns about the Venue or guest behaviour identified during the Booking lifecycle. Where we cancel under paragraph (a) or (b), the full Deposit (or full fee where paid upfront) will be refunded within 5 to 10 business days. Where we cancel under paragraph (c) or (d), the Deposit is forfeited.
6.5 No-Show By Client If the Performer arrives at the Venue at the scheduled Event time and the Client or guest of honour cannot be located, has cancelled informally without written notice, or has otherwise failed to be present and ready for the Event to commence, the Performer may wait up to 30 minutes from the scheduled start time before treating the Event as a no-show. A no-show forfeits the Deposit and the full Balance is payable.
7. Performer Conduct & Show Boundaries
7.1 Performer Standards All Performers on the 1-800 HOT COPS roster operate to a comedy-first performance standard, with screening, vetting, and onboarding processes designed to ensure professional conduct.
Performers will:
(a) Arrive on time, in costume, and in character at the agreed Event time and Venue;
(b) Deliver the contracted Service in line with the package booked;
(c) Conduct themselves professionally throughout the Event;
(d) Read the pre-show brief provided by the Booking coordinator and respect any off-limit topics, sensitivities, or specific requests flagged by the Client;
(e) Leave the Venue cleanly after the performance is complete.
7.2 Show Content & Boundaries Each Service has a defined performance scope:
(a) Male stripper Bookings include a fully-choreographed performance with costume reveal in line with the package booked. The scope of nudity (where applicable) is described in the package details and confirmed at the time of Booking;
(b) Topless waiter Bookings involve drinks service, party games, and group hosting in the costume specified in the package booked (Pants-On or Apron-Only);
(c) Hens life drawing Bookings involve a fully-clothed performer model, who transitions to near-nude and nude, holding posed positions for the duration of the class.
7.3 Performer Discretion Performers retain absolute discretion to refuse to perform any act that:
(a) Falls outside the contracted Service scope;
(b) Violates the pre-show brief or any flagged limits;
(c) Compromises the Performer's safety, dignity, or wellbeing;
(d) Constitutes a breach of any law, including but not limited to laws relating to public decency, consent, or workplace safety.
Performer refusal under this Section 7.3 does not constitute a breach of these Terms and does not entitle the Client to a refund.
7.4 Performer Identity We reserve the right to substitute the assigned Performer at our discretion for operational reasons (illness, injury, scheduling conflict).
Where a substitute Performer is assigned, the substitute will be of equivalent standard and delivering the same package as originally booked.
8. Client Conduct & Performer Safety
8.1 Client and Guest Conduct Clients and all guests at the Event are required to conduct themselves with courtesy, respect, and within the bounds of the law throughout the Event. The following conduct is strictly prohibited:
(a) Touching, grabbing, or making physical contact with the Performer except where the Performer has explicitly invited such contact as part of the show;
(b) Aggressive, threatening, abusive, intimidating, or sexually harassing behaviour directed at the Performer;
(c) Recording, photographing, or filming the Performer without the Performer's express consent (see Section 10);
(d) Pressuring or coercing the Performer to perform acts outside the contracted Service scope;
(e) Providing alcohol or any other substance to the Performer without their explicit consent;
(f) Discriminating against the Performer on the basis of race, ethnicity, sexuality, gender identity, religion, or any other protected attribute under Australian law.
8.2 Performer Right to Withdraw The Performer is entitled to withdraw from the Event at any time if any conduct described in Section 8.1 occurs, or if any other situation arises that compromises the Performer's safety, dignity, or wellbeing. Where the Performer withdraws from the Event under this provision:
(a) The Deposit is forfeited;
(b) The full Balance remains payable for the time the Performer was present at the Event;
(c) No refund is due for unperformed time;
(d) We may refuse to accept future Bookings from the Client. 8.3 Venue Suitability The Client is responsible for ensuring the Venue is suitable for the booked performance. This includes:
(a) Adequate space for the performance to take place safely
(b) Adequate lighting and ventilation;
(c) Clear access for the Performer to arrive, prepare, and depart;
(d) Compliance with any relevant local authority approvals or venue rules;
(e) Reasonable proximity to a private space where the Performer can change and prepare before the show.
If the Venue is not suitable for the booked performance, the Performer may, at their discretion, withdraw from the Event under Section 8.2 mechanics, or proceed with a modified performance scope agreed verbally on-site.
8.4 Intoxication The Performer reserves the right to refuse to commence the performance if any guest at the Event is, in the Performer's reasonable judgement, intoxicated to a degree that compromises Performer safety or the Event's ability to proceed appropriately.
9. Age Restrictions
9.1 Minimum Age for Bookings and Attendance All Services are restricted to adult audiences.
The minimum age for:
(a) Making a Booking: 18 years;
(b) Attending an Event in any capacity: 18 years. This applies regardless of the type of Service booked.
9.2 Verification of Age The Performer reserves the right to verify the age of any guest at the Event where doubt arises about whether the guest meets the 18+ requirement. Government-issued photo identification (Australian driver's licence, passport, or equivalent) may be requested.
9.3 Consequence of Underage Attendance If a guest under 18 is present at the Event, the Performer will not commence or will discontinue the performance. In such circumstances:
(a) The Deposit is forfeited;
(b) The full Balance remains payable for the time the Performer was present;
(c) No refund is due. The Client is responsible for ensuring all guests in attendance meet the 18+ age requirement and accepts the consequences set out above where this requirement is breached.
10. Intellectual Property & Image Rights
10.1 Our Intellectual Property All trademarks, logos, brand assets, performer profile images, marketing photography, marketing video, social media content, written content, and other intellectual property published by 1-800 HOT COPS PTY LTD remain our property or the property of our licensors. Nothing in these Terms transfers any intellectual property rights to the Client.
10.2 Performer Image Rights Performers on the roster have not granted blanket image rights to clients or event attendees.
Photographing, recording, or filming any Performer at an Event requires the express, contemporaneous consent of the Performer.
Where a Performer consents to specific photographs (typically the photo finale at the end of a stripper Booking), that consent extends only to the agreed images and not to subsequent recordings.
10.3 Use of Recorded Material Where a Performer has consented to being photographed at the Event, the Client and guests may use the resulting images for personal and private use only. The following uses are not permitted without separate written consent from the Performer and us:
(a) Publication on public social media accounts (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, X) where the Performer is identifiable;
(b) Publication on websites, blogs, or podcasts;
(c) Use in any commercial context (advertising, brand promotion, paid content);
(d) Re-sale, licensing, or transfer to third parties. 10.4 Our Use of Event Material We do not record or photograph Events ourselves.
Where we receive content about an Event from the Client (such as testimonials with photos, post-Event social media tags, or review submissions with images), we may use that content in our marketing where the Client and any identifiable Performer have consented. We do not use Event content in marketing without consent.
10.5 Brand Mentions Clients are welcome to credit, tag, or mention 1-800 HOT COPS in their own content where the content does not breach Sections 10.2 or 10.3.
We appreciate brand mentions and may, at our discretion, repost or share Client content on our own social media (with credit and consent confirmation).
11. Privacy & Data Handling
11.1 Data Collection in Booking Process By making a Booking, you consent to the collection, use, and disclosure of your personal information as set out in our Privacy Policy, which is available at www.1800hotcops.com/about-us/privacy-policy and forms part of these Terms.
11.2 Sharing With Performers We share booking-relevant personal information with the assigned Performer for the purpose of delivering the contracted Service. This includes the Client contact name and phone number, the Venue address, the Event time, and the pre-show brief detail you provide. Performers operate under their own confidentiality obligations and do not retain Client information beyond what is required for Service delivery.
11.3 Sharing With Payment Processors Payment information (Deposit and any upfront fees) is processed by third-party payment processors (such as Stripe, PayPal, Square, or Newie). We do not store full payment card details on our systems. The Privacy Policy describes the payment processors used.
11.4 Marketing Communications By providing your contact details, you consent to receive operational communications relating to your Booking (confirmations, briefs, reminders, post-Event follow-ups). Separate consent is required for marketing communications, and you can opt out at any time using the unsubscribe link in any marketing email or by contacting us directly.
11.5 Right to Access, Correct, or Delete You have the right to request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal information held by us, subject to our legal obligations to retain records. The process for making such requests is set out in the Privacy Policy.
12. Liability & Indemnity
12.1 Australian Consumer Law Guarantees Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts, or modifies any right or remedy that you may have under the Australian Consumer Law (Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)) or any other consumer protection legislation that cannot lawfully be excluded. Where the Service we supply is not of the quality, standard, or description that you are entitled to under the Australian Consumer Law, you may be entitled to remedies including refund, repeat performance, or compensation for reasonably foreseeable loss.
12.2 Limitation of Other Liability To the maximum extent permitted by law, our liability to you in connection with a Booking is limited to:
(a) Re-supplying the Service; or
(b) Refunding the amount paid by you for the Service.
We are not liable for:
(a) Indirect, consequential, or incidental loss (including loss of enjoyment, loss of business opportunity, or emotional distress);
(b) Loss arising from circumstances outside our reasonable control (see Section 13);
(c) Loss arising from breach of these Terms by the Client or guests at the Event;
(d) Loss arising from the Venue being unsuitable for the Service. 12.3 Client Indemnity You indemnify and hold harmless 1-800 HOT COPS PTY LTD, its directors, employees, contractors, and Performers against any claim, loss, damage, or expense arising from:
(a) Your breach of these Terms;
(b) The conduct of any guest at the Event;
(c) Any claim by a third party arising from the Event;
(d) Damage to property at the Venue caused by the Client or any guest at the Event;
(e) Any breach of the Performer's image rights under Section 10.
12.4 No Liability for Venue Conditions We are not responsible for the suitability, safety, cleanliness, or compliance status of the Venue. The Client is solely responsible for selecting and preparing the Venue.
12.5 Insurance Performers operate as independent contractors and carry their own public liability insurance where applicable. The Client is responsible for arranging any additional insurance for the Event (such as venue insurance for damage to private property), if such insurance is desired.
13. Force Majeure
13.1 Events Outside Our Control Neither party is liable for any failure or delay in performance under these Terms caused by events outside reasonable control, including but not limited to:
(a) Acts of God (including but not limited to floods, fires, earthquakes, storms, and other natural disasters);
(b) Pandemic or epidemic disease, public health emergencies, or government quarantine orders;
(c) Lockdowns, travel restrictions, or government-imposed limitations on gatherings or events;
(d) War, terrorism, civil disturbance, or industrial action affecting transport or service delivery;
(e) Failures of public infrastructure (electricity, telecommunications, internet, transport networks);
(f) Performer illness, injury, or sudden unavailability where no replacement Performer can be assigned;
(g) Any other event of a similar nature outside the reasonable control of the parties.
13.2 Consequences of Force Majeure Where a force majeure event prevents the performance of a Booking:
(a) The affected party will notify the other party as soon as reasonably practical;
(b) The Booking may be rescheduled to a mutually acceptable future date at no additional fee, subject to Performer availability;
(c) Where rescheduling is not possible within a reasonable timeframe, the Booking may be cancelled and the Deposit refunded in full within 5 to 10 business days of cancellation;
(d) Travel Surcharges already paid for distance-based travel will be refunded proportionally where the cancellation occurs before the Performer has departed for the Venue.
13.3 Pandemic-Specific Provisions Without limiting the general force majeure provisions in Section 13.1 and 13.2, where a pandemic event causes restrictions on private gatherings, our roster availability, or our ability to deliver the Service, we will work with the Client in good faith to reschedule the Booking.
Where rescheduling is not possible, refund mechanics under Section 13.2(c) apply.
14. Dispute Resolution
14.1 Direct Resolution First If a dispute arises in connection with these Terms or a Booking, the parties will, in the first instance, attempt to resolve the dispute by direct communication.
The Client should contact us at info@1800hotcops.com or via the booking hotline on 1800 468 267, setting out the nature of the dispute, the relevant Booking reference, and the resolution sought.
We commit to acknowledging dispute notifications within 3 business days and to working with the Client in good faith to resolve the matter.
14.2 Australian Consumer Law Remedies Where a dispute relates to a guarantee under the Australian Consumer Law, the remedies available to the Client are those provided under that legislation. We will work with the Client to provide the appropriate remedy where the Australian Consumer Law applies.
14.3 External Dispute Resolution If direct communication does not resolve the dispute within a reasonable time, the parties may pursue dispute resolution through:
(a) The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for matters relating to consumer law;
(b) The relevant state-based consumer affairs authority (Consumer Affairs Victoria, NSW Fair Trading, Office of Fair Trading Queensland, or Consumer Protection Western Australia, depending on the Client's state of residence);
(c) An accredited dispute resolution service.
14.4 Governing Law and Jurisdiction These Terms are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia.
The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Victoria for any proceedings arising from or in connection with these Terms.
14.5 Mandatory Pre-Litigation Communication Before commencing court proceedings, the parties will give the other party at least 14 days' written notice of an intention to commence proceedings, setting out the substance of the claim and the relief sought, and will participate in good faith in any pre-litigation communication.
This Section 14.5 does not apply where urgent injunctive relief is sought.
15. Variations to Terms
15.1 Right to Update We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes in law, our business operations, or our service offerings.
The most recent version of these Terms supersedes any prior version and is published at www.1800hotcops.com/about-us/terms-and-conditions with a "Last updated" date.
15.2 Application of Updates Updates to these Terms apply to:
(a) New Bookings made after the "Last updated" date;
(b) Existing Bookings only where the update is required by law or where the update is materially favourable to the Client.
For existing Bookings where an update is materially adverse to the Client, the version of the Terms in force at the time the Booking was made continues to apply unless the Client expressly accepts the updated Terms.
15.3 Notification of Material Changes Where an update to these Terms is materially adverse to Clients with active Bookings, we will notify affected Clients by email at the contact address provided in their Booking, at least 14 days before the update takes effect.
15.4 Severability If any provision of these Terms is held by a court or other competent authority to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in full force and effect.
The invalid provision will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid, legal, and enforceable, while preserving the original commercial intent of the parties to the maximum extent possible.
15.5 Entire Agreement These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and any specific written terms issued in connection with a Booking, constitute the entire agreement between the parties relating to the subject matter and supersede any prior agreement, representation, or understanding (whether written or oral).
15.6 Contact For questions about these Terms, contact us at:
1-800 HOT COPS PTY LTD
ABN: 17 685 657 612
Email: info@1800hotcops.com
Phone: 1800 468 267 (Hens Night Hotline, 24 hours, every day)
Website: www.1800hotcops.com
Last Updated: 9 May 2026
Effective Date: 9 May 2026