Gigbook for musicians

Play more. Chase less.

Function bands, dep work, pub residencies, session work and teaching — Gigbook records every gig, who booked you and what they agreed to pay, so your income is never a guess.

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Sound familiar?

Most gigs never come with an invoice, so income is hard to track.

A bandleader owes you for a dep from last month.

You need a clean record of gig income for your tax return.

How Gigbook helps musicians

Track income without invoices

Log a gig and its fee in seconds, even if no invoice is ever needed. Mark it paid when the money arrives.

Late-payment flags

Finished gigs without payment are highlighted, so a forgotten dep fee doesn't stay forgotten.

Invoices when you need them

When a venue or agency asks for one, create a numbered PDF in one click with your bank details.

Export everything

Download all your gigs as a spreadsheet and every invoice as a zip — handy at tax return time.

What goes on a musician'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)
Gig date, venue and what you played (e.g. 2 x 45-minute sets)
The bandleader, venue or agency 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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