Singers, rappers, musicians, DJs, actors, models, dancers, influencers, creators, comedians and hosts build a professional profile that carries verified identity, live availability and a record of work actually completed.
Profiles should feel like something you would send to a label, a festival buyer or an investor — because that is exactly what they are for.
Stage name, genres, hometown and current market, management, label and distribution status, previous performances, touring history, press, collaborations and achievements.
Contact and government-ID verification through a specialist provider, shown as a precise badge — so the people you are pitching know exactly who they are talking to.
Availability windows, blackout dates, travel radius, remote status and booking range — so promoters stop guessing.
Say whether you are looking for shows, collaborations, representation, creative work or brand partnerships — and let that shape everything you are shown.
Promoters, venues, labels and managers filter by genre, market, availability, experience and budget — your profile is what they land on.
Save the searches that matter and hear about new opportunities only when something genuinely matches.
Castings, opening slots, tour and festival placements, creative hires and brand partnerships — filtered by your genre, market, availability and stage, with the reason each one surfaced.
Formal offers state event, venue, date, city, set length, compensation, travel, accommodation, requirements and expiry. Accept, decline or counter, with every change timestamped.
Connection, booking and meeting requests arrive stating who is asking and why — kept separate from ordinary chat, with blocking and reporting on everything.
Communication, professionalism, payment and reliability — reviewable only after a confirmed interaction, which is what stops fake and retaliatory reviews.
Most bookings are lost to a stale calendar and an unanswered message. Availability, travel radius and booking range sit on the profile, they expire if you stop confirming them, and your response time is visible — so the people booking you know what to expect.
Dates you can play, dates you cannot, how far you will travel and whether you take remote work.
Stale availability is worse than none. Yours lapses unless you re-confirm it, so nobody books against old information.
A visible reply band, and limits on how many requests can reach you — so the inbox stays workable.
You control who sees each field: Everyone, Verified Users, Connections or Private. Talent is never ranked on audience size alone.
An independent artist creates a media-rich profile, verifies identity, sets availability and selects promoters, venues and collaborators as goals.
Photo, cover, bio, roles, credits, media and links — the portfolio, not the timeline.
Contact first, then government ID — so promoters, labels and managers know who they are talking to.
Windows, blackout dates, travel radius and booking range, kept current.
Shows, representation, collaborators or partnerships — the objectives that shape what you are shown.
Apply with your profile; track it from Submitted to Shortlisted to Offer.
A formal offer with date, venue, fee, travel and expiry. Accept, decline or counter.
One profile that says who you are, when you are free and what you have actually delivered.
