Gigs that find you.

Your gigs come from DMs, luck, and a promoter's memory. Your press kit is a link nobody opens, and getting paid is its own gig.

• Your profile is your EPK — and it books

  Sets, clips, photos, and night-by-night reviews in one page. Hosts browse, listen, and send real invitations with real dates.

• Terms in writing, every time

  Rate, set length, answer-by date — frozen when you accept. Counter with your own rate if theirs is low. No handshake amnesia.

• Reputation that travels

  Every night you play adds a verified review to one portable record. Your third year on the platform sells your fourth.

1. A host casts their night

   A supper club wants a solo guitarist; a market night wants a DJ. They find you in the directory — or the ask lands in your inbox.

2. You accept or counter

   The terms show your exact take-home before you say yes. Counter with your rate; the app carries the negotiation.

3. Play the night

   Doors, set times, and who's who — all on the event page, built from what was booked.

4. Paid in one settlement

   No chasing the organizer at midnight. Reviews from the crowd land on your profile.

You receive $1,104

of $1,200, after the 8% supplier fee — shown before you accept, binding when you do.

• GigSalad & agencies broker you

  XLNT is a community you're part of — hosts are neighbors, not one-time buyers.

• Instagram shows your reach

  XLNT shows your reviews from real rooms — proof, not vibes.

• Booking fees hide in quotes

  8% supplier fee, published. "You receive $1,104" is written on the offer.

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