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Gig Friend's music collab features let your band share setlists, section maps, chord charts, and gig details in real time. Here's a walkthrough of how the sharing tools work and how they replace the group chat chaos.
How to know when you've outgrown the Hobby tier and need the Gig Friend Ultimate Plan. Signs to look for, who it's built for, and why $65/month pays for itself.
A detailed look at what the Gig Friend Hobby Plan includes, who it's perfect for, and when you might need to upgrade. Real scenarios to help you decide.
An honest comparison of Gig Friend and BandHelper for gigging musicians. We cover features, pricing, UX, and which tool fits different types of bands best.
A detailed walkthrough of every Gig Friend pricing tier — Free, Hobby, Ultimate, and Pay-As-You-Go. Find the right plan for your playing style, band setup, and budget.
We break down the real math behind pay-as-you-go music tools versus monthly subscriptions. Three real scenarios show you exactly which Gig-Friend plan saves the most money.
Gig Friend's built-in stem player lets you isolate vocals, drums, bass, and instruments from any song — right alongside your section maps and setlists. Here is how gigging musicians use it.
See how Gig Friend connects every step of a gigging musician's workflow — from learning new songs and running rehearsals to building setlists and performing live.
Gig Friend is here. Learn about the new all-in-one platform built to help performing musicians manage songs, build setlists, collaborate with bandmates, and perform with confidence.