Get the rigging points, ceiling heights and floor space agreed in a signed quote, then run the festival day through statuses from accepted to done.
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Priced and booked
A roving stilt walk or a solo spot carries a set price on your page, so a street festival books a real slot while you are still in costume. The gala that needs rigging and a site check comes through as a request instead.
Scheduled and dispatched
Every accepted booking lands on the day the troupe is out. On Free you slot each set into the gap yourself, and on Pro the day rebuilds itself and hands each spot to whichever performer is free and nearest the corner it belongs on.
On the day
The day laid out in order, so you clear the Norwood, Unley and Prospect sets in the sequence that keeps the rig and the fuel moving cleanly between them. Mark each one accepted, en route, on site and done, and the organiser in the operations tent sees exactly where you are.
Get paid
Itemise the acts, the rigging check and the finale, offer the tiers side by side, and the moment the client signs they accept the space conditions and the fee together. Take a deposit through Stripe at signing and a payment request by email once the balance clears.
Less admin, more bookings
Never arrive to discover the marquee is three metres too short. Spell out the rigging, height and floor space each act needs in the quote itself, price the acts as tiers, and require the online signature before the date is held. When the client signs, they are agreeing to the conditions and the fee at once, and the conversation about whether the venue works happened while it could still change something.
A community festival might want roving sets at eleven, one and three across different corners of the site. Each set is a booking with its own status, so the organiser watching from the operations tent can be told exactly where things stand, en route, on site, or completed, without a single walkie-talkie summons for the person in the two-person horse costume.
When the troupe heads to a festival circuit for three weeks, date overrides wipe those weeks off the booking page in one pass. Enquiries at home see only the dates you are genuinely back, and the weekly availability you set carries the ordinary rhythm the rest of the year.
A percentage or fixed deposit through Stripe at signing covers the rehearsal, the rigging check and the fuel before you commit them, and a payment request by email settles the balance with corporate clients after their approvals clear. Card payments live on the Pro plan at a flat 3%, and receipts go out by email when the job completes.
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One app for the whole job
Simple gigs can be booked from your branded page. Anything needing rigging or site checks suits the request option, where the organiser sends the event details and preferred times and you respond with a quote.
Write the requirements into the quote, rigging points, heights, floor space, outdoor access, and have the client sign it online. Signing accepts the conditions along with the price, before the deposit locks the date.
Yes. Put each act or combination on the quote as a tiered option. The organiser signs the tier they want and it becomes a booking automatically at that price.
A percentage or fixed amount is collected through Stripe at booking or signing, with payment requests by email for balances. Card payments come with the Pro plan at a flat 3%.
No. The Free plan is free, allows up to 200 bookings a month and takes no per-booking fees. Upgrade to Pro when you want cards and deposits online.