Bookers shouldn't have to dig through spreadsheets, email threads, and saved Spotify links to remember what an artist drew last year. VenuePilot makes artists first-class entities — every offer, every settlement on one page.


Bio, contacts (coming soon!), social handles, hospitality preferences — all on the artist's page, not buried in your inbox.
Chris Howard has been touring since 2014 — a guitar, a four-piece band behind him, and a live show that runs 90 minutes with one encore. Third record out this spring on his own imprint…
Pull live fan distribution from ten platforms. See what each artist averaged at your room — GBOR, concessions, net profit. Make offers grounded in data, not vibes. (Coming soon!)

Past deals, active offers, settled shows. Click into a deal to see the full offer or pull the settlement sheet. The inquiry log shows everything in flight at a glance.

Active and archived deals stacked by date. Each links to the original offer or settlement sheet.
Every offer this artist has been part of — confirmed, pending, cancelled. Sorted by status.
Offers reflect into your budget sheet automatically. Support acts settle separately.
Load-in, soundcheck, passes — plus stage plots, input lists, and tech riders as versioned documents on the artist's page.

Dressing-room preferences, catering riders, day-of notes. Set once, referenced by everyone from your GM to your runner.

Talent buyer view. Holds, confirms, offers — one place.
Build offers, counter, settle — automatically reflected on the artist page.
Once you've booked, sell tickets in two clicks and one second.
Door sales, scanning, walk-up — synced live to the show record.
Built for indie venues, by people who used to lose riders in their inbox.