Pauschalclub

Pauschalclub (also known as Flatrate-Bordell, Flatrate-Puff, or "AI-Club" for "all inclusive") is a type of German brothel where you pay once at the door and, in theory, have sex with the women as often as you want for free. Drinks, a buffet, a sauna, and a jacuzzi are typically included. During the financial crisis in 2007 and 2008, when brothel operators were losing clients, the concept emerged.

The Reeperbahn at night in Hamburg.

Pauschal and Partytreff clubs charge a fixed price. Once you've paid, you can fucak as many girls as you like, one at a time, until you run out of options, within the ticket rules and what each woman agrees to offer. You usually buy a day ticket at these clubs. Sex usually takes place behind a curtain or in separate rooms.

Most gangbang clubs work like Pauschal and Partytreff. The difference is that sex in gangbang clubs takes place in open play areas rather than in private rooms. Also, gangbang clubs allow several men to play with one girl at the same time.

What Is a Pauschalclub?

The government described unlimited flat-rate sex as an "inhumane, exploitative operating concept" that would no longer be permitted when Germany's Prostituiertenschutzgesetz went into effect on July 1, 2017. The reason is that it is difficult to reconcile "everything included, unlimited" with the fact that the women are self-employed and require payment from the visitor. Almost all of the surviving clubs changed their packages:

Jeton/coin systems: Each room costs tokens, and you purchase a ticket that contains a fixed number of tokens. Promoted as "flat rate," it is actually a package.

Time windows: 1, 2, 3, 4 hours, or a day ticket, with a cap of "max. 2x per lady" for women.

Hybrid - inexpensive admission, then pay the woman for each room. The original Pauschalclub chain in Bochum, Dortmund, and Münster is now known as Freudenhaus and uses this model: entry prices range from €35 to €45, with "Spaß ab 40 €" per woman. The women moved to Dortmund and Münster after Bochum closed.

"Pauschalclub" is used as a marketing term rather than a separate legal category. Read the price list before paying.

Difference Between a Pauschalclub, an FKK Club, and a Partytreff

For a towel, robe, locker, sauna, pool, buffet, and an unlimited stay, you must pay the house an entrance fee (€30-80 in Germany, €80-120+ in Switzerland). Next, you agree on a price with each woman; in Germany, the standard rate is €50 per 30 minutes, while in Switzerland it is between €100 and €150, with extras. The women choose their clients and walk around the lounge while either nude or in towels. Because the money goes guest-to-woman, this model is the cleanest legally and the only one that made it through the 2017 Prostituiertenschutzgesetz.

The house sells a timed ticket, a set number of tokens or a flat rate. Sex is advertised as included. The cost per room can be lower, but the house sets the extras list and the time limits. The cheaper group-party format is Partytreff. Four to eight women, a party format with open mattress areas (Spielwiese), gangbang and show slots, a buffet, lots of men, and a fixed price for the evening (€100-130). Some also run swinger parties. Rather than being professional sex workers, women are often hobbyists or semi-pros. Private rooms are not always part of the format.

Feature FKK / Saunaclub Pauschalclub Partytreff
Entry €30-80 €35-60 admission; packages vary €100-130 evening
Cost per room €50/30min, negotiated Advertised as €0 in an advertised package; tokens and extras may apply Advertised as €0 in the advertised evening price
Typical day total €200-250 €120-150 Depends on the evening ticket
Time pressure None from the house High, 15-20 min rooms High, mattress queue
Atmosphere Calm, spa Lounge with a clock Loud, social, crowded
Main areas Hesse (Frankfurt, Darmstadt), Berlin, Bochum, Leipzig, Saarland, Austria, Switzerland NRW, Saarland, Berlin, Hamburg NRW, Saarland, rural Lower Saxony

Which Type of Club to Choose?

FKK club: You want a quieter place, more choice and a longer session with one girl instead of five rushed ones. The drawback is that you have to bargain every time, which some men dislike, and the entry is lost regardless of whether you get laid. Top houses include Artemis Berlin, Freude 39 Bochum, Golden Time, Wellcum, FKK Sharks Darmstadt, and FKK Oase in Austria. Pauschalclub: You want more sessions for less money. Only when there are four or more rooms does it make financial sense. After one or two sessions, you can end up paying more than at a normal brothel for worse service.

Partytreff - You can put up with three women and twelve men waiting around and being turned down if you're looking for inexpensive, casual, group-action fun. Excellent if you enjoy being watched or if a large club intimidates you. It's bad if you want to spend a lot of time with a particular woman.

How Much Does a Pauschalclub Cost?

Tickets for the day typically cost between €100 and €150, while those for the evening and late nite are about half as much. Prices:

  • Pauschalclub Dortmund/Münster (now Freudenhaus): admission is €45 + €40 per woman, or €149.99 for a day ticket, €79.99 after 21:00.
  • Pauschalclub 69 Cologne: €119.99 per day, €74.99 per four hours, and €49.99 per hour
  • Caligula Berlin: €89 for three hours with three rooms, or €109 per day with four rooms.
  • King George Berlin: starting at €49
  • Geizhaus Hamburg: €38.50 per 30 minutes
  • Vienna's Donau-Dolls: €145

What Exactly Is Included in the Flat Rate?

The ticket may cover a time window, a fixed number of tokens or a day package. Drinks, a buffet, a sauna and a jacuzzi may be included. Cheap admission alone can cover access to the building rather than sex.

The number of rooms, limits per woman, alcohol and extras depend on the tariff. A per-woman charge on top of admission is a different offer from a ticket that includes room visits.

Where to Find a Pauschalclub

Mostly found in Saarland and the Ruhr, with a few in Berlin, Hamburg, and Austria:

Dortmund, Münster, Bochum (closed), Wuppertal (Girls4u), Gladbeck (Palace), Gelsenkirchen (Oase, Partyclub Buer), Herten (Ambrosia), Recklinghausen (Club Verona), Hamm (k8, Mc-Sex), Dorsten, Xanten, Geseke, Warstein, and the Osnabrück/Münsterland belt (Totalclub Osnabrück, LaVita Wallenhorst, Lovefucktory Nottuln, Villa Diamond, Villa Exclusive Greven).

Saarland is home to a large number of them, including Poppstall, Poppstall A6 in Homburg, Geizstall, Saarparadies, and Spermabang. Caligula, King George, and Erlebniswohnung in Berlin Flat-99, Geizhaus/GeizClub (Reeperbahn 59) in Hamburg

Pauschalclub 69, Time-X Bergisch Gladbach, and Love Factory Kerpen are located in the Cologne area. Donau-Dolls in Vienna and Pascha Salzburg, Austria (although Austria primarily bills per service, not flat)

There aren't many in Switzerland; clubs there are per-service.

Best Pauschalclubs in the World

The examples in this guide are mainly in Germany, with additional Austrian venues. They are not a worldwide ranking. The differences are admission, package limits, the women working that shift and the total cost.

Common Scams in Pauschalclubs

  • The "ab 35 €" trap The building, not the sex, is purchased with the advertized admission price. Guys arrive believing that €35 is enough for the entire evening.
  • Extras that "aren't included." Despite being "all inclusive," kissing, DATY, anal, deepthroat, and CIM frequently come at an additional cost, sometimes collected through wristbands that you must purchase. Every time, ask each woman separately in front of the room.
  • Clock-watching: Room visits can be limited to 15-20 minutes, with the woman watching the time on her phone.
  • Understaffing: Your paid time is lost in the lounge because there are only three or four women working each shift. The Bochum/Dortmund houses are known to be overcrowded during peak hours.
  • Women departing early: She has a four-hour reservation, you paid for a day ticket, and she leaves by 22:00.
  • Photos from the website that are outdated or fraudulent. Girls who haven't worked there in months are listed.
  • Upselling at the room door: Your weakest negotiating position is when you're horny and nude, and it's purposefully taken advantage of.
  • Soft drinks are free in most of them, but alcohol costs extra.

How to Avoid Unexpected Charges

Take a picture of the price list at reception. Before making a payment, find out "how many women are working right now" and take a look around. Verify each woman's extras list at the bar rather than in the room. Never go on a Saturday nite; instead, go early on a weekday. First, read the forum reports on bw7.com, freiercafe.net, ladies-forum.de, and lusthaus. Some clubs have long-running discussion threads. A club is suspicious if there are no recent reports.

In my opinion, the format is only beneficial if you want several sessions, such as four or five rooms per day. You've paid more for worse service in one or two rooms than you would at a typical brothel. Go to a proper Saunaclub/FKK club, where you pay per woman after the room, instead of the Pauschalclub if you want to spend more time with just one woman. If you decide to go, consider the "unlimited" to be advertising rather than a contract. The three formats have different prices and room arrangements.

Which One Would I Choose?

For service, I would choose an FKK club first, a Pauschalclub second and a Partytreff last. This is my opinion, based on how the women are paid. An FKK woman invests in the session and gets regular customers because she is paid per room and per extra. A Partytreff woman is motivated to finish quickly and take as many men as she can because she receives her share from a fixed pot. In a Pauschalclub, the house's motivation is to keep the women inexpensive and the rooms brief.

A room at a Partytreff or Pauschalclub can cost a fifth of the price at an FKK club.

Go to an FKK club if you can only try one. The Pauschalclub offers cheaper packages; an FKK club charges separately for each woman. Partytreff is more for guys who want group sex, company and a cheaper night.

The names can mean different things: "Partytreff" occasionally refers to a couples swinger party where single men pay an extra fee, and "Saunaclub" is sometimes used loosely to refer to a private massage spa. Before you pay, find out if the women are guests (swingers) or employees (paid sex); they appear the same on a website but are on entirely different nights.

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