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A next move for every artist.
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Review two venue replies
The team has replies to review before deciding on a room.
This illustrates switching between approved artist workspaces. It is not a live multi-artist control panel, and selecting an artist here grants no access.
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About this demo & access
Sample artists, fans, comments and USD amounts illustrate a populated account. They are not actual traction, a forecast or promised results. Nothing here changes a real account. Private tools require authorized access; choosing an audience grants none.
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14 tools for managers
A home for the next Show
What it does
Turn a passing listener into someone you can build a crowd with.
Your artist page brings your photo, banner, biography, music links, posts and city crowds together. Fans can follow you and choose where they would come. Use it alongside your existing social channels.
Public artist page · artist setup reviewed
Make it part of your own site
What it does
Bring your artist page’s next step to the website your fans already visit.
The artist widget brings your profile, city invitation and live Shows onto your own website. Its actions open the actual ShowPull page. Profile settings let you choose exact, tiered or threshold-based public crowd counts. This does not make Instagram or TikTok posts collect interest inside those apps.
Artist profile settings · website embed
Find the cities asking for you
What it does
Give attention a location, so the next booking conversation has a starting point.
Review recorded city interest, growth and fan travel preferences. Your dashboard distinguishes followers, city picks and Show joins. These can be the same people; social follower counts are not imported as local demand.
Public demand · private growth requires artist access
Give fans a part in the story
What it does
Make helping the city grow part of the experience between Shows.
Posts, comments, friend invitations and fan leaderboards let people participate around the artist and the Show. Fans can bring friends into the crowd rather than only watching an announcement. Following also connects them to new-Show and ticket-opening notices in their inbox; nearby push alerts require notification permission.
Fan participation · private fan details stay protected
Bring the audience you already have
What it does
Make your next post point to a useful action—and see what it brings.
Share artist and Show links through your existing channels. Show story images and promotion tools support sharing; named promotion links help the artist review recorded visits and joins from opted-in browsers; they are not proof of where someone saw the post. Permission-based mailing-list invitations are available in the artist workspace. Fans still open ShowPull to participate.
Artist promotion tools · mailing-list consent required
See what happens after ‘I’m in’
What it does
Give a curious fan a clear path from city interest to joining the crowd.
Explore free interest, email verification, an optional conditional ticket hold, friend invitations and the city crowd. Returning signed-in fans can skip the email step. Paid support stays optional, and product availability depends on the artist and Show.
Public fan journey · illustrated authentication and checkout
Support between the nights
What it does
Give fans ways to support the artist beyond buying the next ticket.
Crew memberships provide recurring support and members-only drops; stickers and pledges are separate ways fans can pay. The earnings view separates the products and collected money from unpaid ticket commitments. Pickup merch items use a paid voucher redeemed at the Show; they are not tickets. Membership is not a ticket or a promise of personal access.
Payment eligibility and current platform fees apply
Build a bill that adds a crowd
What it does
Look beyond headline follower counts when choosing collaborators.
Compare recorded local audiences, additional fans and overlap. Combined demand counts the same person once across the selected artists. A shared Show connects participating artist pages to the wider bill; an invitation does not confirm participation.
Lineup comparison requires authorized Show access
A journey from demand to booking
What it does
Bring a city, a crowd and a concrete next move to the room.
Artist teams can prepare booking pitches, track venue outreach and replies, review offers and follow each Show’s journey. Linked Shows support optional fan date polls and conditional ticket commitments. Artists and venues agree the actual booking; allocation and ticket payment are separate steps.
Private booking work requires approved artist or Show access
Carry the night through to the recap
What it does
Keep the crowd, tickets and what happened at the door connected to the Show.
Approved Show teams can review the door list, check paid tickets in, redeem paid merch pickup vouchers and message ticket holders through the supported Show workflow. Completed Shows have a recap of ticket results, check-ins and crowd growth. Delivery depends on fan preferences and configured services; the planning demo sends nothing.
Approved Show-team access · paid admissions and stage rules apply
A clearer next move
What it does
Spend less time piecing together what needs attention.
ShowPull’s Manager suggests actions from recorded demand, momentum and venue responses, with reasons you can review. Your human team keeps the decisions. The feature does not independently post, negotiate or charge fans.
Suggestions inside the authorized artist workspace
Keep your artists moving
What it does
Move between the artists you manage without treating every account as a separate job.
Switch between approved artist workspaces to review their crowd, Show journeys, booking conversations and earnings. Each artist’s access is reviewed separately. The example illustrates that workflow; it is not a promise of a dedicated booking-agent permission or an aggregate roster dashboard.
Approved access for each artist
Connect the cities into a run
What it does
See the next action for each stop while planning the whole trip.
Start a private tour with a base, availability and candidate cities. Review entered costs, linked Show conversations, venue replies, offers and follow-ups across stops. Opted-in partner planning supports proposed collaborations. Each Show keeps its own booking authority; planning dates are not confirmed dates.
Artist access · entered costs, not live travel quotes
Know what the money means
What it does
Understand collected earnings without mistaking interest for revenue.
Review tickets, Crew, stickers and pledges in the artist earnings view. Conditional ticket values remain separate and unpaid. Collected net amounts are after platform fees and before artist costs; settlement eligibility and payout timing are separate from booking confirmation.
Private artist earnings · authorized access only
Three different signals
Interest“I’d come.” Free. No card.
Conditional commitmentCard saved. Still unpaid.
Paid ticketPayment succeeded.
When do cards get charged and artists get paid?
Booking confirmation announces the Show; it does not charge cards. Ticket allocation, any required buyer approvals and successful payment collection are separate. Payout eligibility, settlement checks and Stripe’s schedule apply separately.
A few things to know
Is the ShowPull Manager my human manager account?
They are different. ShowPull’s Manager feature suggests actions inside the artist workspace. Your account’s approved artist access determines what you can see and do.
Can I manage more than one artist?
The workspace supports switching between artists you have approved access to. A new claim or invitation does not grant access until its requirements are satisfied.
Do fans have to leave Instagram or TikTok?
Share your ShowPull link from the channels you already use. Fans open ShowPull to record their city or ticket commitment; this does not happen inside an Instagram or TikTok post.
What does it cost?
Basic artist setup has no monthly fee. Platform fees apply when fans pay: see the rate card. Optional artist Pro is $15/month. Conditional commitments are not revenue.
Try it with your next Show
Connect my first artist
Choose “I manage them” in artist setup and supply the artist’s link. Connect additional artists through the same reviewed setup.