Built for working musicians
Encore for every kind of gig
Encore is one printable QR code that opens a page on the audience's phone. From there they can tip you, request a song from your setlist (free or paid, your choice), follow you for the next show, or leave feedback. Nobody installs an app.
The page is the same for everyone, but the night is not. A busker needs a sign that survives wind and rain and gets a tip in five seconds. A wedding band needs requests that respect the couple's do-not-play list. A piano bar needs a request menu with a priority option. Each guide below covers how one kind of act sets Encore up, what to print, and what to say from the stage.
- Street performersA weatherproof QR on the case so passers-by can tip by card or Apple Pay without stopping.
- Solo acousticA tent card on the table for tips and requests during brunch, happy hour and patio sets.
- Cover bandsPaid requests from the songs you actually know, with a queue you control from your phone.
- Wedding musiciansA reception card for requests and a do-not-play list the couple can trust.
- Bar bandsTable tents for the residency crowd, with tips and paid requests on one page.
- Coffee shop musiciansA counter-friendly QR for quiet rooms where nobody walks up to a tip jar.
- Jazz triosA minimal card for standards requests and tips that fits a supper-club table.
- Piano barYour repertoire as a request menu, with a priority option for the big table.
One QR for the whole night.
Tips, paid song requests and a fan list on one printable page. Free to start.