BandStack — Coming Soon

Sound familiar?

Three questions. Ninety messages.

Every band has the same three threads. BandStack answers each one in a single place, so nobody scrolls back three weeks to find it.

MikeWho’s free Saturday the 16th?

Jessmaybe? let me check

Davewhich 16th lol

In BandStackEveryone marks their dates once. The whole band sees who’s free, at a glance.

TonyWhat key are we doing Rosanna in?

RobG I think. Or did we drop it?

Jessit was A last time

In BandStackKey, tempo, chords and lyrics live on the song. Change it once, everyone has it.

DaveWhich setlist are we using tonight??

Mikethe one from last Friday

Tonythe printed one or the new one

In BandStackThe gig has its setlist. Everyone opens the same one in Gig View, on their own phone.

Band chat

Still want to talk? It’s built in.

The band chat lives next to the gigs and the songs, so the details don’t get lost in the scroll.

Announcements that notify everyone and stand out, like a load-in time change
Photos and videos from the gig, kept with the band
Notifications for chat and band news on every phone
Comments on a setlist stay with that setlist, not the main thread

BandStack band chat: a set change agreed, an announcement that load-in moved to 5:30 with thumbs-up reactions, and a note that the setlist is updated

How it works

One gig, start to finish.

BandStack follows the whole night, from picking the date to fixing what didn’t land.

Tap any screen to see it full size.

Before the gig

Book the date. Build the set.

See who’s free before you say yes to the venue. Then let the Setlist Builder draft the night from your own songs.

Availability the whole band fills in, once
Setlists built around your usual openers, closers and encore
Energy shaped across each set, never three ballads in a row
Gigs land in everyone’s phone calendar

The Dates calendar: how many of the band can play each day, your own answers in colour, and the dates everyone can make — Who’s free

Setlist Builder with a drafted first set, ready to use — Setlist Builder

On stage

Every player’s part, on their own phone.

Everyone opens tonight’s setlist in Gig View: lyrics for the singers, chords for guitar and keys, notes for drums, each set up for that player. No printed pages blowing off the monitor.

Your partChords for guitar, notes for drums, lyrics for the singers.

Big typeReadable from a mic stand. Lyrics and chord charts go full screen.

MetronomeThe drummer gets a click at each song’s tempo, with sound or without. Anyone can turn it on.

Hands freeTurn pages with a Bluetooth pedal.

Gig View on a phone: song 4 of 16, Neon Highway in A minor at 118, the intro cue, the guitar chart by section, and a Next button naming the next song — The guitar part

Lyrics full screen in Gig View: Neon Highway's verse and chorus in large type, with the next and previous songs along the top — Lyrics, full screen

A chord chart full screen in Gig View: Neon Highway with the chords over the words, by section, and a choice of text sizes — Chord chart, full screen

Gig View for the drummer: the drum part by section and the metronome at 118, with play, beat and sound controls — Drums, with the metronome

1 of 4

Gig View on an iPad in landscape: tonight's setlist down the left, Neon Highway open with its key, tempo, singer and guitar chart, and a Next button — On an iPad, the whole night runs down the side.

After the gig

Know what to fix at practice.

Right after the show, everyone rates each song Solid, Needs Work or Drop It. BandStack turns it into the next practice list, so practice goes to the songs that need it.

Ratings from the whole band, song by song
A practice setlist built from the results in one tap
Notes on the night that stay with the gig

How songs are playing: three songs flagged Needs Work after the last gig, with a button to build a practice setlist — After the gig

GridRocked's band website, made with BandStack: a stage photo of the band and their next show — GridRocked’s real site, made with BandStack.

Your band website

A website that updates itself.

Add a gig in BandStack and it’s on your site. Every band gets a one-page site free: your photo, your story, your next gigs and a booking form that filters out spam. Pro builds it out with more pages, photos, video and songs; Pro Plus adds your own domain.

Pricing

Priced per band, not per person.

One person pays and the whole band gets in. Musicians in three bands never pay three times.

Start free Compare plans

FreeWhole band, up to 8
50 songs, a one-page site$0

ProUnlimited songs, Setlist Builder,
ratings, finances$12

Pro PlusContracts, invoices, documents,
venues & contacts, your own domain$24

Founding bands

Pro Plus for $8 a month. For life.

The first ten bands to join lock in everything, including their own website domain, at a third of the price. It never goes up.

10 of 10 spots left

Band name Your name Email

Thanks! We’ll email your founding code.

No card needed.

Just want to hear when it opens?

Band name Email

You’re on the list. We’ll be in touch.

Good to know

Questions bands ask.

Does everyone in the band have to pay?

No. BandStack is priced per band. One person pays, or nobody does on Free, and everyone joins.

We’re an originals band. Is it for us?

Yes. Your songs, charts, gigs and website work the same way. Nothing assumes you play covers.

What happens after the free trial?

Your band moves to Free unless you pick a plan. Nothing is deleted.

Does it work on every phone?

It runs in the browser on iPhone, Android and computers, and installs to the home screen like an app.

Your band runs on group texts. It doesn’t have to.