Booking and collaboration intelligence for electronic music

Know what was agreed — and what actually happened.

Research fees, working conditions and professional signals from completed collaborations between DJs, venues, promoters, managers, agencies, festivals and more.

Completed collaborations only
Moderated before public
Individual reports stay private

Why contribute

Make the working scene easier to read

Booking information is often scattered across private conversations. Promotr turns completed work into useful context without exposing individual contributors.

Compare fees

See observed fee ranges by venue and role when enough contributors have reported completed gigs.

Understand conditions

Compare travel, hotel and payment-timing patterns from completed bookings and collaborations.

Research counterparts

Research structured communication, organization, payment and terms-respect signals before working with venues, promoters, DJs or managers.

One contribution model

What counts as a collaboration?

A collaboration is a real, completed piece of professional work with clearly selected people or organizations—not a social connection or an unverified allegation.

Gig / booking

Record the working context

Add the venue, promoter, performance role, fee, conditions and optional structured review for a completed booking.

Deal / terms

Record what was agreed

Add a completed collaboration between a venue and DJ manager or agent, including whether the agreed terms were honored.

The bigger picture

One model for the scene

The collaboration model is designed to connect artists, venues, promoters, managers, agencies, festivals and collectives as more contribution types are enabled.

Add a collaboration

How it works

01

Search

Look up a venue, promoter or professional before your next booking conversation.

02

Record

Choose a collaboration type and select the exact scene entities involved.

03

Build context

Submissions are moderated, then eligible patterns are published only in aggregate.

Privacy by design

Useful signals, not public call-outs

Public

Eligible fee ranges, booking conditions and structured reputation aggregates appear only after moderation and minimum sample thresholds.

Private

Individual submissions, contributor identity, private deal explanations and claim contact details are never published.

Build better context together.

Add the completed collaborations you already know. Over time, the scene gets a clearer picture of fees, working conditions and professional reliability.