Every gig in view
Keep dates, venues, soundchecks, contacts and lineups together. Use the list and calendar to plan your next shows.
Help
Set up your band, add musicians and create your first gig. Invite a member and get their confirmation to complete your initial setup.
Sign UpFrom the booking to the payout
Everyone knows their part
Bring musicians, sound engineers and the rest of your team together. Invite people, collect confirmations and give them access to their gigs and fees.
A program ready for the stage
Keep songs in a shared band repertoire. Build setlists, group songs into sets, change their order, and plan the program length, including breaks.
Clear financial records
Track event income, member fees and payouts. Review your history and venue analytics without combining separate spreadsheets.
Frequently asked questions
Does every musician pay?
No. The company pays for the subscription. Invited admins and members use the product at no additional charge within its limits.
What counts as a seat?
One invited user takes one seat, even across two bands in the same company. A valid invitation reserves a seat. A musician card without an account does not count.
What happens after 14 days?
Your free period starts after you complete subscription checkout. Unless you cancel, your first payment follows at the selected plan price.
How do I cancel?
In the app, open the profile menu, then "Subscription and billing". On your phone, this is also in the "More" menu. Choose your company if you have more than one. "Change plan" and "Cancel subscription" appear at the top of the page. These actions are available to the company owner. Cancel anytime. Your current paid or trial access continues until its end date.
Can I pay annually?
Yes. Pay for the year upfront at the price of ten monthly payments. Any eligible promotion applies to the annual price.
Do I need a separate mobile app?
No. StoryBand works in your phone or desktop browser. Sign in to see your gigs, lineup and payments.
Can I use a setlist for more than one show?
Yes. Save a setlist and use it for different events, adjusting the song order and sets for each performance.