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laut.de editor Elias Raatz observed that Strong Girls Club was ambitious in concept but ultimately fell short in execution, delivering overproduced, interchangeable pop with little personal identity. He noted that while tracks like the title song and her duet with Beatrice Egli offered moments of empowerment and solid musicality, the album's ballads exposed Engels’ vocal limitations and lacked emotional depth. Overall, Raatz described the album as "musical speed-dating without a match."[1]mix1.de concluded: "Anyone looking for honest lyrics, strong melodies, and a soundtrack for all of life’s moments should not miss Strong Girls Club."[2]
Strong Girls Club debuted and peaked at number 53 on the German Albums Chart before dropping off in its second week, making it Engels' lowest-performing album to date.[3] In Austria, the album reached number 74 on the Austrian Albums Chart, becoming her highest-charting project there since her debut.[4]