Clubs
For artists
Clubs
For artists
Discovered two ways: by the people who want to watch your work, and by the people who want to make it with you. Clubs finds you both — and the Companion is the agent working on your behalf while you're busy making the thing. The making is free forever.
levels 1 and 2 are open today · the paid levels are opening soon
You can already do the thing. What kills it is the six months after — the crew you couldn't find, the page you never built, the release plan that stayed a note on your phone.
Each one is a real jump, and each one is either free or costs less than a coffee run. You climb them in order, and you stop wherever you want.
an idea and nobody to build it with → a crew who applied to be there
Post what you're making — film, EP, zine, game — with your own application questions. Real people swipe in and write to you. You read every one, accept who you want, and the team lands in a channel together. No follower counts, no résumés, no algorithm charging you to be seen by your own people.
Included free, forever
files in a Dropbox nobody can sync → a musician, an animator and an editor on one timeline
Clubs Studio is where the thing gets built. Drop your stems in and the audio is read once — beats, onsets, amplitude, six frequency bands. Then you wire visuals to the music by assignment, not keyframing: "this logo bounces on the kick." No curve editor, no one leaving their own vocabulary. Desktop and phone, same project file, no account required.
Included free, forever
a link in a bio, on rented land → a page that turns strangers into fans and collaborators
Pick a template, type on the page, press Publish. An artist page, an EP page, a page for one night only. Paste a Spotify or YouTube link and it becomes a player. This is what you send a venue, a label or a director — and what the guitarist who heard your demo reads before deciding whether to message you. People who sign up go on your mailing list, exportable any time: the only audience that survives a platform changing its mind.
Level 3 — WebsiteOpening soon
doing your own casting, chasing and admin → someone working the phones while you work
This is the level people mean when they say they need an agent. The Companion knows your projects and everyone applying to them. It works out which roles you still haven't filled, writes the posts that go find those people, opens hidden role intakes that recruit into your main team, and ranks the applicants against what the project actually needs — so the right drummer isn't sitting at the bottom of a list you never opened. It stages; you approve. Nothing goes public without you.
Level 4 — Companion · includes Level 3Opening soon
an agent you have to remember to check in with → one that calls you
A real agent doesn't wait in a tab for you to visit. This one texts when a date is coming, when four people have applied and nobody's read them, when the thing you said you'd do Tuesday is still sitting there. Text back and it gets to work — or take the call and talk the shortlist through out loud. Opt in, and STOP ends it instantly.
Level 5 — Companion Live · includes Levels 3–4Opening soon
Every plan contains the ones below it, so you never pay for the same thing twice. Move up the day you need to and back down the day you don't. Levels 1 and 2 are open right now. Levels 3–5 are opening soon — start free and you'll be the first to get in.
For the part everyone else charges you for: making the thing, with the people it takes.
no card, no trial clock
For the artist whose work is finished and whose only address is somebody else's feed.
billed monthly · cancel anytime
Opening soon · see what's in it ↓
For the artist who needs an agent — someone finding the collaborators and doing the chasing — years before one would sign them.
billed monthly · cancel anytime
Opening soon · see what's in it ↓
For the artist who needs the agent to call them — because the week disappears otherwise.
billed monthly · cancel anytime
Opening soon · see what's in it ↓
| What changes | Free$0 | Website$5/mo | Companion$13/mo | Live$20/mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 — find your people | ||||
| Swipe projects, castings and open calls | ||||
| Post your own and get real applications Photos, video, your own application questions | ||||
| Review and accept applicants | ||||
| Run the crew — channels, DMs and roles | ||||
| Level 2 — finish it (Clubs Studio) | ||||
| Multitrack on one shared clock | ||||
| Visuals driven off the music Beats, onsets, amplitude and six bands — assigned, not keyframed | ||||
| Write a part, draw layers, export | ||||
| Level 3 — show it | ||||
| Public pages that are yours | — | |||
| Visual editor and templates | — | |||
| Music and video embeds from a pasted link | — | |||
| A mailing list you own, exportable | — | |||
| Level 4 — your agent | ||||
| A Companion that knows your work Your profile, your projects, your applicants — nobody else's | — | — | ||
| Ambitions — living briefs that chase what's missing | — | — | ||
| Posts and role pipelines drafted for you Staged only — nothing goes public until you approve it | — | — | ||
| Applicants ranked against what you need | — | — | ||
| Milestones, schedule and progress | — | — | ||
| Your pages built by conversation | — | — | ||
| Level 5 — the agent calls you | ||||
| It texts you before the date, not after | — | — | — | |
| Text back and it stages the work | — | — | — | |
| It calls when you'd rather talk | — | — | — | |
| Start free | Join the list | Join the list | Join the list | |
Every plan includes the ones before it. Levels 1–2 are open today; Levels 3–5 are opening soon. When they do, you cancel any month — and your projects, teams and Studio files never lock.
Pick a template, type on the page, publish. The address is yours, the mailing list is yours, and nothing about it expires because an algorithm changed its mind.
an artist page, an EP page, a page for one night only
An agent finds you the people, puts you up for things, keeps the calendar and does the chasing. That's what this does — for the stage you're actually at, and for 0% instead of fifteen. Tell it what you're making; it works out who you still need, writes the posts that go find them, ranks whoever applies, and hands it all back for your approval. It never posts on its own — that gate is built into the architecture, not the policy.
it reads your projects and your applicants — and nobody else's
Everything at Level 4, except it doesn't wait for you to open a tab. It texts you when a date is coming, when applicants have been waiting, when the thing you said you'd do on Tuesday is still sitting there. Text back and it gets to work.
opt in, reply STOP, and it never texts you again
Make the thing first, with people who want to be in it. The website, the Companion and the phone call are all still here on the day you actually need them.