The Managers is Doc and Gus — the booking desk and the road manager you can't afford yet, built into one record of your people, your rooms, and every gig you've played.
Meet the desk
Doc remembers every room, every contact, every "yeah, come back" — even the ones you forgot you had.
Gus keeps the night's money straight — what was agreed, what came in, and who gets what.
Built around how you actually work
A single local show. The deal, the players and the settlement stay together from the day it's booked to the night you play it.
A drive to a show and home the same night. Group those dates so you see the whole stretch, not one night at a time.
Multiple nights, multiple markets. Every stop's settlement lives in the same record as the last one.
The magic starts the minute you create an account
A replay of the first read for a real touring act — their own site and public sources, before they'd told The Managers a single thing about themselves. Everything below is what's waiting on the other side of that.
A real act's first ninety seconds
One real act. One website pasted in. Watch what Doc finds out about them.
DOC
Nine things worth knowing. Four of them cost you money last year — those are on top.
Real act, real public sources. Beat timing is scripted for this preview; in the product each beat fires when a finding actually lands.
Beyond Doc and Gus
Only what's built. The rest gets built with the bands in the alpha, in the order they need it.
How the show went, or that you just got off the phone with a venue about a date next spring — say it like you'd tell a bandmate. Doc pulls out the room, the person, the money and the follow-up; you check it before anything's saved.
The gigs your public history already shows, plus the ones you add — booked, in date order, with what's left to settle.
Guarantee, door, merch, who fronted the gas, who played. Everyone's number, and a receipt you share straight into the band's group chat.
See the acts you've shared a bill with. "We opened for them last spring" beats any pitch that starts from zero.
Doc checks what's already on file first, then searches for rooms that fit your sound. You decide what's worth keeping.
For a room you keep, Doc reads the room's own site for who books it and how to reach them — never an invented email, never a guessed address.
Bio, photos, music, and dates in one shareable page at themanagers.live/yourband. Nothing is public until you publish it.
Pricing
No credit card, and nothing that quietly starts billing you. We'll work out pricing with the bands actually using it, and tell you well before anything changes.
Your bandmates never pay — that's a rule, not a promo.
The Managers never takes a cut of a booking. What you earn on a gig is yours, full stop.
Doc and Gus don't send outreach on your behalf. They give you what you need to make the call yourself.
"Nothing on file" beats a confident wrong answer — about a room, a contact, or your own history.
