Encore turns every live performance into recurring income. Fans tip via QR. You never lose a fan again. No content treadmill. No algorithms. Just music.
Every show, fans walk away wishing they could do more than clap. They'd pay for access, for connection, for the privilege of knowing what's next—if you made it easy.
But every platform out there wants you to become a content creator. Post weekly. Write newsletters. Feed the algorithm. That's not your job. Your job is to perform.
Encore builds your audience while you do what you already do—play live.
QR code on stage, on merch, on a sticker. Fan scans, picks an amount, Apple Pay. Done. They're on your list.
Open Encore on your phone. Venue, date, done. Every fan who ever tipped you gets notified via text. No newsletter. No algorithm. Direct.
"Your set tonight was incredible." Private notes from fans, not public comments. A genuine connection that neither side has to perform for.
After a fan has tipped twice, come back to a show, felt the connection — they're ready. "Never miss a show? $5/mo." No hard sell. It happens naturally.
Every platform takes a cut from the relationship between you and your fans. Encore gives 90% back to the artist. Technology should make transactions better, not more expensive.
~40% in fees on a $50 ticket
10% platform fee. 90% to you.
$0.003 per stream. 250K streams for minimum wage.
50 fans at $8/mo = $4,800/year. From people who saw you play.
Post exclusive content monthly or fans leave
Your shows are the content. Just keep playing.
Fans subscribe sight-unseen from a link
Fans tip at the show when they're moved
Subscription churn in music is only ~12% annually. Once fans commit, they stick around. This isn't charity—it's a business model that values your art the way your fans already do.
19% of music listeners are superfans—people who'd gladly support the artists they love, if you made it easy. Encore makes it easy. Between people. Not platforms.
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