Gigbook for comedians

Every spot logged. Every fee chased.

Open mics, paid spots, MC nights, corporate gigs and festivals — Gigbook keeps a private record of every booking, which promoter booked you, and whether you've actually been paid.

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Sound familiar?

A promoter said they'd pay "after the show" — three weeks ago.

You can't remember which club you last did, or when.

Tax return time means digging through texts and DMs for fees.

How Gigbook helps comedians

Promoters in one list

Each gig stores the club, the promoter and their contact details, so rebooking is a quick message away.

Unpaid gig alerts

Done gigs that haven't been marked paid get flagged, so nothing slips through after a busy weekend.

Six-month nudges

Gigbook tells you about promoters you haven't worked with in six months — a good moment to ask for another spot.

Invoices for corporate work

Turn any gig into a numbered PDF invoice in one click, ready to email or download for the booker's accounts team.

What goes on a comedian's invoice

Gigbook fills these in from the job and your settings, so every invoice is complete:

Your name or business name and contact details
A unique invoice number, added automatically
Invoice date and payment due date
Your bank details (optional, per invoice)
Venue, date and type of spot (e.g. 20-minute headline)
The promoter or company that booked you

Gigbook is a management tool, not a booking site. It doesn't find you work or take a cut of your fee. It keeps a record of the work you've already booked.

Prefer a blank template? Download our free UK invoice template

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