The grind is real. One link for every set.

Yes. Event Schedule is free forever for sharing your show dates and building a fan following. Selling is free too, up to 25 paid tickets a month per schedule, and so are newsletters, at 10 a month counted per recipient. Pro lifts both ceilings. Zero platform fees on any ticket sale, on any plan.

Yes. Connect your own Stripe or PayPal account, or take cash at the door, and sell tickets directly from your schedule. Create multiple ticket types like general admission, VIP, and early bird. Every ticket includes a QR code for check-in at the door. Zero platform fees - you only pay your payment provider's own processing fee. Refunds work on every plan: from the Sales page, a Stripe or PayPal sale can be refunded in full or in part, and the money goes back through the provider.

Yes, on every plan. Announce the show before tickets exist and a fan can leave just an email address on the event page, no account needed. They get one email when tickets go on sale, one if the show is cancelled, and a reminder shortly before it starts, plus any change notice you choose to send. Nothing else. The event's Tickets panel shows you how many people are waiting.

Fans who sign up with their email get an automatic digest when you add new shows, batched so a run of new dates arrives as one email. You can also send newsletters with upcoming dates yourself. Fans who would rather not give an address can subscribe to your calendar feed, which updates itself when a show moves. And your schedule link goes in your social bios, on podcasts, or anywhere fans find you.

Yes. When a comedy club adds you to their event on Event Schedule, it arrives as a request on your schedule. Accept it and the show appears there too, so you never add the same gig in two places, and because both schedules share one event, a changed start time shows on both. Not on Event Schedule yet? The club's listing creates a page with your name on it, kept out of search engines until you claim it by signing in with the email address it carries.

Yes. Save any set as a draft and it stays off your public schedule until you publish it. Drafts are free and unlimited, so you can plan a whole week of mics privately. On the Enterprise plan you can also make events internal or unlisted with an optional password for corporate and private gigs.

Yes. Sub-schedules let you split your calendar into separate lineups like stand-up sets, improv nights, and podcast tapings. Fans can see everything in one place, or you can share each lineup with its own link. Sub-schedules are included on the free plan.