In the Israeli entertainment market, there are companies that clients know by the website name, but know almost nothing about who is behind the service itself. With IsraelStripper, it was much the same for a long time: a person would visit the site, choose a performer, city, event format — while the legal and organizational part remained somewhere behind the scenes.
Author: Stas Shifer
The project is backed by the Israeli company Golden Goat (עז הזהב), operating since 2016. The office is located in Bat Yam, but the activity is not limited to this city: orders are coordinated throughout Israel.
On a separate Golden Goat page, basic information about the company is now collected, and IsraelStripper effectively works as its digital project — a showcase, a catalog of performers, and an entry point for clients.
This distinction seems formal until you start to understand how such a business is structured.
The company and the website are not the same thing

IsraelStripper is what the client sees first. Here are published profiles, regional sections, articles, information about vacancies, and ways to contact.
Golden Goat is the organization behind this infrastructure.
The company states that it was founded in Bat Yam in 2016, has conducted and coordinated over a thousand events, and works with a network of more than 40 performers. You can contact the team in Hebrew, Russian, and English.
This model is explained separately on the ‘About Us’ page: IsraelStripper is not declared as a second independent company. It is an internet project of Golden Goat.
For the client, this detail also matters. When the site, contacts, reviews, vacancies, and performer profiles exist as disparate pages without a clear common owner, it is difficult to understand who is responsible for coordinating the order. Here, on the contrary, everything is reduced to one company.
What happens after contacting
The main work of Golden Goat begins not on stage, but earlier — when the client only explains what exactly they need.
You need to know the city, date, approximate time, event format, number of guests, and conditions on site. In a regular apartment, one situation, in a rented loft another, in a hotel — a third.
Then the availability of the performer, travel time, and organizational details are clarified. Sometimes transport is required, sometimes it is necessary to understand in advance if there is a normal entrance to the premises, parking, or the possibility to bring in equipment.
That is why on the IsraelStripper contact page not only the phone is listed. There is an email, office address, service languages, and an explanation that the office is used for management and coordination, while the events themselves take place in different parts of the country.
Company address — הרב ניסנבאום 35, Bat Yam.
For the Israeli reader, one clarification is important here. The presence of an office in Bat Yam does not mean that the client needs to go there or that the company only operates in Gush Dan. Israel is small in distances, but logistics between Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, Be’er Sheva, or Eilat are still completely different.
Not just ‘working across the country’
IsraelStripper has separate regional sections. One example is the Southern Israel page, where performers for Ashdod, Ashkelon, Be’er Sheva, and other southern directions are collected.
There is a subtlety here that is easy to miss.
‘Southern Israel’ in such a catalog is primarily the working geography of the company, not an attempt to declare a commercial zone as an official administrative district. The client’s task is much more practical: to understand who can actually come to their city and how long it will take.
Then the person moves on to specific profiles. For example, Lily has a separately described profile and work area.
It turns out to be a fairly understandable chain: first the region, then the performer, then the coordination of the specific order.
And this is much more practical than a list of dozens of photos without answering the main question: who is actually working nearby today.
Who is behind Golden Goat
The founder of the company is יוסף אברמוב (Joseph Abramov).
On the site, he is listed as the founder, owner, and manager of Golden Goat. His author profile and materials about organizing events, working with performers, and internal logistics are also collected there.
For a small Israeli business, this is, by the way, not the most typical story. Often the site exists on its own, the owner on their own, social networks are run under a third name, and after a couple of years, even a regular client finds it difficult to understand whether it is one company or three different ones.
Here the structure is gradually reduced to one point.
That is why NAnews — Israel News | Nikk.Agency, analyzing this story, looked not only at the site showcase but also at how consistently the company describes itself on different pages.
What is visible from the reviews
A separate reviews page contains an overall rating and published customer reviews.
At the time of verification, the company showed a rating of 4.9 out of 5, 127 ratings, and 89 reviews.
There are short stories from Tel Aviv, Haifa, Be’er Sheva, Eilat, and other cities: someone ordered one performer, someone two, someone writes about organizing in a hotel or country house.
This is, of course, the company’s own platform, not an independent state quality register. And such reviews should be treated as such.
But for understanding the business model, they are useful: it is clear that it is not about one city and not about one type of event.
There is also a separate section for vacancies
Golden Goat works not only with clients.
A vacancies section has been created on the site, from which you can go to separate offers for performers and drivers.
This also shows the internal workings of the company better than any advertising phrase.
The performer must arrive at a specific place and time. Sometimes far. Sometimes late at night. This means that besides the program itself, someone must deal with the schedule, communication with the client, transport, and changes that almost inevitably arise before the event.
The work of the coordinator here turns out to be no less important than the performer himself.
24/7 is not an open office door all night
The site uses the wording about working 24/7.
It should be understood correctly.
It is about the ability to accept and coordinate orders around the clock. This does not mean that the office on Nissenbaum Street is physically open seven days a week at three in the morning and you can just come without prior arrangement.
For Israel, this format is quite familiar. The client writes in the evening or at night, the operator checks the possibilities, contacts the performer, and only after that confirms the order.
So 24/7 here is about communication and organization.
Why it was necessary to describe the company in detail
At first glance, all this could be left behind the scenes. After all, the client needs not a corporate biography, but a specific service.
But in reality, transparency helps the user himself.
There is a main page of IsraelStripper, there is a separate company page, there is ‘About Us’, contacts, reviews, vacancies, and the profile of Joseph Abramov.
Now these are not several independent stories.
They describe the same company with one founding date, one office, one manager, and one geography of work.
For search engines, such consistency is also useful, but here something else is more important: an ordinary person can go through these pages and quite quickly gather a picture — who takes the order, who is responsible for the organization, and where the site ends and the company begins.
Several short questions
Do you need to go to the Golden Goat office in Bat Yam to order an event?
No. The office is primarily used for administrative work and coordination. Orders are accepted remotely, and events take place throughout Israel.
Are IsraelStripper and Golden Goat two different companies?
No. IsraelStripper.co.il is presented as a digital project of the Golden Goat company.
Can you order a service outside the center of the country?
Yes. The site has regional directions, including a separate section for Southern Israel. The specific availability of the performer and arrival time still need to be agreed upon for each order separately.
Does the company only handle client orders?
No. The site has a separate direction for recruiting performers and drivers, so part of the company’s work is also related to forming its own network.
The company becomes clearer when it stops hiding behind the website name
In the case of Golden Goat, the most interesting thing turned out to be not the number of pages and not even the number of performers.
Something else is more interesting.
Behind the familiar IsraelStripper, a clear structure gradually appeared: a company from Bat Yam, founded in 2016, a specific manager, office, contacts, a network of performers, vacancies, reviews, and regional work throughout Israel.
Without unnecessary mysticism.
The site remains a showcase. But now it is quite easy to understand who holds this showcase.

