The gear works. So should the booking.

Gigs come late, specs come vague, and the money comes last. You quote blind, haul gear on a promise, and invoice into silence.

• Specs before you quote

  Every request carries the space, headcount, hours, and what's already cast. Quote the real event, not the guess.

• Load-in on the run-of-show

  Times, access, power, contacts — on the event page you share with everyone else working the night.

• Guaranteed money, one settlement

  Your rate frozen at acceptance, captured with the event, settled the morning after.

1. List your services

   PA packages, lighting rigs, stage kits — specs, day rates, travel radius.

2. Accept dated, spec'd requests

   See the room, the crowd, and your net before you commit the van.

3. Work the event

   Load-in to strike, scheduled where every collaborator can see it.

4. Get settled, get reviewed

   Paid without invoicing; reviews from real events build the book.

You receive $1,472

of $1,600, after the 8% supplier fee — shown before you accept, binding when you do.

• Rental houses move boxes

  XLNT books your crew and kit into produced gatherings.

• Quotes vanish into email

  Requests carry answer-by dates; silence can't strand your calendar.

• Deposits require chasing

  Captured with the event, settled automatically — 8%, published.

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