GIG PAGE · FREE ON EVERY PLAN
A page for your stand.
Tips, requests, followers.
Put a QR sign on your mic stand, your case or the venue's table. People scan it and land on your page: your photo, your socials, big tip buttons, the songs you're playing tonight and a way to ask for one. They don't need an app or an account.
What fans see
- Who's playing: your photo, a banner, your name and a line about you, and “Playing now” with where you are.
- Tip buttons that open your own Venmo, PayPal, Cash App or Stripe payment link. The money goes straight to you; Songroost never touches it and takes no cut.
- Follow: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Spotify, Facebook, Bandcamp, SoundCloud and your website, one tap each.
- Tonight's set and Request a song: they pick from the songs you chose, add a name or a note if they like, and see where their request is in line.
- Join the mailing list, with a consent box, so you can tell them about the next show.
- Book you for an event: a short enquiry form that lands in your inbox, or a link to your GigSalad or other booking page.
What you do at the gig
- Tap Go live and pick the setlist you're playing. Not playing every song on it tonight? Set a minimum rating, or switch songs off, and only those show up. Fans never see your ratings.
- Requests come in on your phone, most-asked first. Tap Played or Skip.
- Tap End gig when you pack up. Your page keeps taking tips, sign-ups and booking enquiries between shows, and you get a recap: what was asked for, what you played, who joined your list.
One link that keeps working
Your page has a short link you choose, like app.songroost.com/g/yourname, and a printable QR sign. Print it once; it works at every gig. Put the same link in your Instagram or TikTok bio. Playing solo and in a band? Make up to five pages, each with its own look, link, list and inbox.
Free, and private by default
Gig pages are free on every Songroost plan, including the free one. No ads on your page. Fans' names and notes on requests are only shown to you and are cleared 30 days after the gig. The public page never shows who asked for what, and never shows your charts, notes or practice history.
Also a songbook
The setlists and songs on your gig page come from your Songroost library, where you keep charts, practice what's not ready yet and build sets for the next show. Start with the gig page; the rest is there when you want it.
Make your gig page.
Sign up, add your photo and tip links, and print the sign. It takes about five minutes.
Make one free Already have an account? Sign in
No card needed. Questions: support@songroost.com.