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Invoicing

Invoices for people who get paid in exposure

Create a branded invoice in minutes and send it as a tracked link. Built for the way musicians, artists, and DJs actually bill.

How it works

One invoice, three moves

  1. Line items that speak the industry's language

    Generic tools bill in widgets and hours. Music bills in sets, sessions, and deposits, and the gig itself prints on the invoice, so it reads like your work and not like a plumbing quote.

    • Performance
    • Session
    • Production
    • Travel
    • Deposit
  2. Send it as a link, watch it move

    A PDF attachment vanishes into an inbox and tells you nothing. An Artistplus invoice goes out as a link, so you know the moment it is opened, and Viewed-but-not-Paid is a much better follow-up than a guess.

    • Draft
    • Sent
    • Viewed
    • Paid
  3. It lives where your work lives

    The venue is already in your contacts. The show is already on your tour page. The invoice sits beside both, so nothing gets retyped at 1am in the van.

    • Contacts
    • Tour dates
    • Vault
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The new-invoice editor: a bill-to block filled from a saved client, an event block with venue and set times, and a live summary totalling $2,880.00.

One screen, nothing retyped. The client came from your contact book, the gig from your tour page.

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Made for

Whoever is meant to be paying you

Three kinds of music work, one way to bill it.

  • DJs

    Venues, promoters, and agencies for sets and residencies, with the event details on the paper and the deposit up front.

    • Performance fee
    • Booking deposit
    • Travel
  • Session musicians

    Studios and producers for sessions and overdubs, with every client saved in the book instead of retyped.

    • Session work
    • Mixing / mastering
    • Overtime
  • Artists and bands

    Shows, features, and sync work, straight from the tour date you already added, with your branding on every page.

    • Performance fee
    • Licensing / sync
    • Backline / gear

FAQ

Invoicing questions, answered

Does invoicing cost extra?

No, it is part of every plan. Free covers 2 invoices a month; paid plans remove the cap and add music line-item presets, gig details, and deposit-plus-balance pairing.

Can I add my logo and tax details?

Yes. Your business profile carries your logo, address, and tax id, and every invoice can apply a tax rate under your country’s label, like VAT or GST.

How do clients pay me?

The way they already pay you. Each invoice carries your own payment instructions, whether that is a bank transfer, PayPal, or cash at the venue. We do not stand between you and the money.

Can I edit an invoice after sending it?

Drafts stay editable. A sent invoice is locked, because a client’s copy should never quietly change under them. Void it and issue a corrected one instead.

Does it work internationally?

Yes. Invoices can be issued in any currency, and the tax line takes whatever label your jurisdiction expects.

Invoice the gig before you leave the venue

Start free and send your first invoice tonight. Your branding, your numbering, and eventually your money.