Pricing
Free accounts, no subscription.
Free accounts. No monthly subscription. Service fees apply to payments and paid tickets processed through ShareTheStage.
Accounts
Free for venues and performers.
No monthly subscription, no plan to pick and no card to start.
Venues
$0- A venue profile and one booking inbox
- Post every open gig you run, including recurring gigs
- Invite performers, one at a time or many at once
- Review applicants and compare them side by side
- Search verified performers by genre and kind of act
- Add your team
- Offers, the booking calendar and the run of show
Performers
$0- A profile with photos, video and audio
- Discover gigs and venues
- Apply to as many gigs as you like
- Venue invites and messaging
- Pitch templates
- Profile views, including which venues looked
- Application analytics and your booking calendar
Performers keep 100% of their fee, and every performer gets the same access to new gigs, with no paid ranking.
Real ShareTheStage screens, filled with sample acts, venues and gigs.
Fees
Fees only when money moves.
- Venues pay acts directly, at no cost. Paying through ShareTheStage is coming soon, with a 5% booking service fee paid by the venue on top of the act's fee.
- Free tickets and RSVPs cost nothing. Paid tickets are coming soon; when they open, each one carries a service fee of $1 plus 4% of the ticket price, paid by the fan on top of the ticket price or covered by the venue if it chooses.
Safety limits keep spam and fake listings off ShareTheStage. They are the same for every account, and none of them is for sale.
Hire an act for your event
Booking for an event? Quotes are free, and for now you pay the act directly with no fee.
- Request quotes from local acts for free.
- For now you pay the act directly, and ShareTheStage takes no fee.
- Performers keep 100% of their price.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a subscription?
No. Free accounts. No monthly subscription. Service fees apply to payments and paid tickets processed through ShareTheStage. There is no plan to pick and no card to enter to get started.
Is ShareTheStage free for performers?
Yes. Performer accounts are free, with no monthly subscription: build a profile, apply to as many gigs as you like, get venue invites, message and book. Performers keep 100% of their fee. Service fees apply only to payments and paid tickets processed through ShareTheStage, and the booker or the fan pays them, not the performer.
Is ShareTheStage free for venues?
Yes. Venue accounts are free, with no monthly subscription: post every open gig you run, invite performers, compare applicants, add your team and book. Service fees apply only to payments and paid tickets processed through ShareTheStage. Safety limits keep spam and fake listings off the site, and none of them is for sale.
Do you take a cut of bookings?
Not from performers: they keep 100% of their fee. Venues pay acts directly, at no cost. Paying through ShareTheStage is coming soon, with a 5% booking service fee paid by the venue on top of the act's fee. Free tickets and RSVPs cost nothing. Paid tickets are coming soon; when they open, each one carries a service fee of $1 plus 4% of the ticket price, paid by the fan on top of the ticket price or covered by the venue if it chooses.
Can venues sell tickets on ShareTheStage?
Free tickets, yes. A venue can offer free tickets and RSVPs for its gigs, keep a guest list and check people in at the door, or link to tickets it sells somewhere else, all at no cost and with nothing to set up. Paid tickets are coming soon, with the service fee above.
What does verification check?
A real human reviews performer and venue identity and confirms that the account represents who it claims to. Unverified accounts are limited until they pass review.
I am booking an act for a party or wedding. What do I pay?
Quotes are free, and for now you pay the act directly with no fee.
Do you work with venue groups and festivals?
Yes, and every venue account is free. Contact sales@sharethestage.com to set up your booking group, festival or venue collective.