For band managers and bookers

Run several bands without losing the thread

One profile, every band you manage, and a single search across all of them. Switch workspace in a click and pick up exactly where that band left off.

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One search across every workspace

Gigs, contacts, songs, files and invoices, in every workspace you have access to, from one search box. You stop having to remember which band's folder something ended up in.

The address book that follows the gig

Bookers, venues, sound engineers and suppliers in one place per band, linked straight to the gigs and invoices they belong to. When a promoter calls, the history is already on the screen.

Know where each band stands

Fees and booking rates per gig, contracts that carry the settlement, invoices that follow from the terms, and a finance dashboard per band. When someone asks what the band did last season, the answer is a page rather than an afternoon.

What you get

Built for the person who is three bands deep by Wednesday.

Multiple bands, one profile
Manage several bands from a single user profile.
Roles per member
Add members to a band with their own role in it.
Easy switching
Move between bands and your personal workspace in a click.
Global search
One search across everything you have access to, in every workspace.
Fees and booking rates
Flat fee, door deal or a hybrid, recorded per gig the way it was agreed.
Contracts and settlements
Send contracts with the gig terms and settlement already in them.
Invoicing per band
Invoice from the gig terms and get paid through Mollie.
Finance dashboards
Visual insight into what each band earns, spends and owes.
Shared calendars
A live .ics feed per band, so your own calendar stays current.

Questions about managing several bands

How many bands can I run from one account?

Several bands from a single user profile, each with its own workspace and its own members, and you switch between them in a click.

Can I record what my cut of a gig is?

Gig terms cover flat fees, door deals and hybrid arrangements, so the deal behind a show is on record and carries through into the contract and the invoice.

Do the bands see each other?

Each band has its own workspace and its own members. What spans them is yours: the switcher, and the search across everything you have access to.

Bring every band you manage into one place

Free to start, no credit card. Add the first band and switch from there.

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