Start free and stay free if that is all you need. When you outgrow it, the band pays once — not once per musician. Fans and venues never pay at all.
Enough to run a few shows and see whether this fits how your band works.
or $15/month billed annually
Everything the product does today, with no cap on the year.
No card needed to start. Cancel any time from band settings and keep access until the end of the period you have paid for.
The money and admin features are in every plan, including Free. What you pay for is the cap coming off and the AI doing more of the work.
| Feature | Free | Band | Band Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gigs | Up to 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Member seats | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free |
| Payment splits | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mileage at IRS rates | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tax reports | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AI Insights on your history | — | Yes | Yes |
| AI assistant | Riff, 5/day | Riff, 40/day | Full crew, 150/day |
| Delegation between personas | — | — | Yes |
Invite the whole band. Only the person who subscribes pays; nobody else is charged, ever.
Following bands, checking in at shows, requesting songs and sharing photos is free and always will be.
Booking requests, a venue calendar and band discovery cost venues nothing.
Free up to 25 volunteers, then $19/month flat at any size. See /for-churches.
The band. Everything in BandMate hangs off a band: gigs, payment splits, setlists, equipment. One person subscribes and every member seat is free. A five-piece pays once, not five times.
Yes. The Free plan covers up to 10 gigs with payment splits, mileage at IRS rates, expenses, setlists, chord charts and a public band page. No card is required to create an account.
Band is $19 a month, or $15 a month when billed annually. Band Pro is $49 a month, or $39 a month billed annually. That is roughly 20% off, which matters because gig income is seasonal.
Nothing immediately. A past-due subscription keeps its plan while the card is sorted out, because cutting a band off from its own gig calendar the hour a card expires is a bad way to treat a customer.
Yes, from band settings, and you keep access until the end of the period you have paid for. Your data stays yours — gigs, mileage and expenses all export to CSV.
No. Fans and venues are the network side of the product, and charging them would break the thing that makes the band side worth having.