Just me
Playing in a few bands and want to know what you actually made? The Gigs side of giggd tracks pay, expenses, money owed back to you and profit — from your point of view. No band setup needed.
giggd docs
Your backstage, explained. How to log gigs, run your act, split the fee, invoice the venue and pay the band — step by step.
Start with the job you’re doing
Section titled “Start with the job you’re doing”Track a gigLog the date, venue and pay, then add expenses and what you actually got paid.
Set up your actCreate your band, duo or solo act and invite the people you play with.
Book a gig for the actCreate a booking, sort the lineup and send invitations to the band.
Split the feeWork out who gets what — equal splits, fixed fees, GST and super.
Invoice the venueTurn a confirmed booking into a numbered invoice and email it.
Pay the bandReview member invoices and record payouts once the money’s gone out.
Two ways to use giggd
Section titled “Two ways to use giggd”Running the act
Leading a band and handling the money? Acts add bookings, lineups, private fee splits, venue invoices, member invoices and payout records — so everyone sees their own figures and nobody chases a spreadsheet.
How to read these docs
Section titled “How to read these docs”- Words in bold are the exact on-screen names of buttons, fields, tabs and links. Look for those.
- Money in giggd is in Australian dollars (AUD). Dates and times follow your act’s timezone, usually
Australia/Sydney. - giggd records money. It never moves money. Recording a payment doesn’t transfer anything.
- Not sure what something means? See the glossary.