Simple, separate pricing.
Musicians and bands are always free. Venues get a 30-day pilot, then one of two flat monthly plans per venue or location. Artist fees are never blended with your subscription.
Musicians & bands
Free
- Create and maintain a profile
- Receive invitations
- Manage availability, acts and line-ups
- Musician calendar and core administration
- No charge to apply for or accept a gig
- No percentage deducted from your advertised fee by Amplify
Worked example: a £300 booking through Amplify today — you receive £300 (only a £4.70 disclosed processing charge applies, never hidden inside your fee).
Create your profileVenues & bookers
A clear 30-day pilot, then two understandable plans. Billing here is simulated — see the note below.
Amplify Core
£99/venue/month
The operational foundation for one venue running recurring entertainment.
- Venue calendar
- Private roster
- Recurring programme
- Performer invitations
- Booking confirmation
- Budget tracking
- Standard cover requests
- Payment status tracking
- Core reporting
Amplify Pro
Autopilot£199/venue/month
Everything in Core, plus rules-based Autopilot scheduling and multi-site controls.
- Everything in Core
- Autopilot scheduling
- Advanced rotation rules
- Multi-site roster access
- Priority cover workflows
- Booker and area-manager controls
- Advanced reporting and programme insights
- Venue-group recommendations
Multi-site and booker pricing: contact Amplify.
Payments to musicians
Separate from your Amplify subscription — always.
Your own bank transfer, payroll or cash
Amplify records the agreed fee, due date and status. Either side can mark it paid. No booking commission is added.
Stripe Connect (development state)
Shows the artist fee, any disclosed processing charge, and the final amount before confirmation. The full compliant Stripe flow is not yet production-ready — this stays clearly in a development state rather than pretending payment has occurred. See the production notes.
Amplify's MVP revenue model is the venue subscription above, not a cut of artist fees. The fee-calculation engine that could support an optional future payment-processing service fee is built and tested, but switched off by default (serviceFeeEnabled: false) and not advertised — it would only ever be activated transparently, shown before confirmation, and never hidden inside a reduced artist payment.
Fair to musicians, by design
You set your minimum acceptable fee, maximum travel distance and the venues you don’t wish to work with. Amplify never invites you below your minimum, and never selects a performer just because they’re cheaper — there is no downward bidding.
The fixed artist fee stays visible throughout the invitation, acceptance, booking and payment process — what you're shown is what you receive, aside from any separately disclosed processing charge.