Track your gig pay, see averages and projections, and split earnings across your band. Everything stays in your browser.
Start with the gross gig pay, subtract shared expenses first, then divide the remaining amount using the split your band agreed to. Many bands use an equal split, a hired-player rate, or a leader fee plus an equal split for the rest.
Yes. Track guarantees, door splits, tips, merch-share bonuses, and paid song requests as separate gig income lines so the band can compare what each type of show really earns over time.
BandSlate shows a simple 25% set-aside example, but it is not tax advice. Self-employed musicians should track expenses, keep payout records, and check federal, state, and local rules for their situation.