Free tools and straight talk for DIY bands.
Make a flyer. Draw a stage plot. Learn how booking actually works. Built by a band that's been doing this since 2007, and free for anyone who's doing it now.
Stuff you'd otherwise pay for.
StapleGun
Build a show flyer in minutes. Add bands, date, venue, and artwork; download for print or socials, QR code included.
RigPlot
Drag your amps, drums, mics, and monitors onto a stage, add your input list, and send the sound engineer a clean PDF.
Signal Lock
Tune. Practice. Perform. A free guitar tuner with chromatic mode, metronome, and setlist tool for iPhone, with an optional one-time Pro upgrade.
Setlist Builder
Timed setlists with tuning notes and a printable stage copy.
Tour Budget
Gas, lodging, guarantees, and merch math on one sheet so you know before you leave.
Indie tips, no fluff.
The Booking Email That Actually Gets Answered
Bookers skim. Give them everything they need in six lines and nothing they don't.
What a Stage Plot Is, and Why the Sound Engineer Keeps Asking for One
A stage plot and input list turn a chaotic changeover into a ten-minute one. Here's what goes on it.
A Show Flyer People Can Actually Read
Most flyers are art projects that forget to say when the show is. Fix that first.
A venue list written by bands.
Does it pay? Is there a sound engineer? Where's load-in? The stuff the big directories skip. Just getting started: add the rooms you've played.
Signal 99
Hard rock and metal punk out of Farmington, New Mexico. Gas masks, war paint, heavy bass, and a message of hope for the poverty-stricken corners of the Southwest.
New tools, new guides, new shows.
One email when something worth your time goes up. No spam, no selling your address.