One platform for everything you sell, share, and organize.

Sixty gigs a year. Three you sell yourself. One list of fans.

The fan at the merch table in Knoxville, the one who backs you monthly, the one who opens every email — your tools keep them in five places. Equipoise keeps your whole tour, your shop and your people together, and tells you which rooms made you fans.

Your whole tour in one place, whoever sells the tickets.

Most of your dates are sold by the venue, free, or paid at the door. Equipoise lists them all beside the shows you sell here, so your site is the one tour page fans can trust.

  • Already on Bandsintown? Connect your artist ID and your upcoming dates import every night, in the venue's own time zone.
  • A date sold elsewhere gets a Get Tickets button to the seller. A free or door show says "No advance tickets needed". Nothing is written back to Bandsintown.
  • Your own shows sell here: advance tickets, presale codes, guest list, comps, will-call, and a scanner on your phone at the door.
  • A date Bandsintown drops hides itself and comes back if the date returns; keep it hidden with one click.
  • Card processing at cost (2.9% + 30¢ on the whole charge) plus a 1% + 5¢ platform fee on sales and shipping, never tax or donations — no per-ticket dollar surcharge.
How the Bandsintown import works →

A pipeline shaped like a fan's life, not a sales funnel.

Every CRM you have tried came from a software company. FanBase has six stages a fan actually passes through — New Listener, Fan, Show-goer, Supporter, Superfan, Street Team — and it moves people up on its own, from what they do.

  • Joined your list from the QR at the merch table? New Listener. Clicked the new single? Fan. Scanned in at your show? Show-goer.
  • Bought a shirt, a ticket, a membership, or kept one paid? Supporter — and a Superfan by the third time, or when they are one of your most engaged people who still shows up.
  • Pick a mailing list as your Street Team and everyone on it, now and later, is on the top rung.
  • Nobody is ever moved down by a refund or an unsubscribe. Move a fan down by hand and they stay there until they earn a stage again.
See the CRM →

Everything an independent artist needs

Merch, the table, and print-on-demand

Vinyl, tees, and downloads from one catalog. POS on a Stripe Terminal at the merch table, so a table sale is a fan on your list, not a number in a cash box. POD for designs you can't carry. One cart, one inventory.

Mailing list you own

Pre-show reminders to the people within reach of Thursday's room. Automatic welcome sequences. Re-engage fans from past tours. No per-contact tax.

Fan CRM across every city

The Portland ticket buyer and the Brooklyn shirt buyer is one record. Paid-tier members, ticket buyers, and subscribers on one timeline, with the show or the table sale that first brought them in.

Memberships and the back catalog

Recurring tiers for the people who want to back you monthly, gated downloads and early listens for members, and every payment counted on their FanBase rung.

Ready to know your fans?

Every ticket, every shirt, every pledge, every open — one person, one platform, one tour page.