For agencies that book people: musicians, performers, crews. Clients price their own booking on your site, and everything after the yes runs from one screen: the contract, the payments, who's playing and what each of them is paid.

Most agencies run on an inbox, a spreadsheet and a contract template. Booking OS puts the whole booking in one place, from the price a couple sees on your site to the slip each musician gets after the wedding. Shown here set up for a fictional string agency.

Couples pick the occasion, the ensemble, the date and the location, and the price updates as they go, tax and deposit included. When it looks right, they send it to you as a request.

Website requests land as new cards. Each one moves through quoted, contracted, booked, performed and reviewed, with revenue booked, deposits outstanding and upcoming events at the top.

The contract builds itself from the agreed quote and your standard terms. Publish it, and the client reviews and signs in the browser, or asks for a change.

Assign players from your roster, record each fee and travel, mark who invoices with tax, and see the margin left after payouts and your own cut. Payslips save as a PDF for each musician.

Packages, hourly rates, travel zones and extra fees live in one table. Change a price there and the website quote and every new contract use it.
We go through how you take a booking today, from first enquiry to paying your people.
Your packages, travel, fees, contract terms and roster go in.
The quote engine goes on your website, in your brand.
Your next enquiry runs through it, with Atlas looking after it.
A thirty-minute walkthrough with one of your real bookings. You'll leave knowing exactly what it would take to run your agency on it.