Free gets you one draft. The season gets you all of it.
Every concert’s program, the season book, the press handoff, the announcement email, the posts, the poster, the ad sales, the donors, the archive. For every concert, all season, one price for the whole organization. Standing Room adds the chasing. We take no cut of your ads, your tickets or your donations.
Studio
One price for the organization. Not per person, not per concert.
Standing Room
Everything above, and we do the chasing.
Free until you send something signed with your name.
Describe a concert, build the program, download the PDF and print it — no account, no card, no watermark, no time limit. The charge arrives the first time Seasonata sends something out as your organization: to a press, or to your audience. That file is yours whether or not you ever pay us.
Twenty organizations start free this fall.
The whole studio at no cost through December. We take your attendance baseline before you start, you tell us the number in the room after each concert, and in January you decide. Apply for the founding season.
Because your year isn’t monthly. The budget line reads “the season,” the board approves it once, and nobody should be paying us in July for a product they’ll next open in September.
No — and there’s nothing to expire. Everything up to the moment you send is free permanently, which is a better trial than fourteen days that run out while a volunteer is waiting on a bio.
Everyone who helps. The account belongs to the organization, not to whoever set it up — so when your volunteer steps down, the rates, the advertisers and the history stay with you.
No. Not of ads, not of tributes, not of anything. A cut would make our rate-card advice and our renewal reminders worth doubting, and you’d be right to doubt them. Card fees are Stripe’s and go to Stripe; the money your advertisers pay lands in your account, never ours.
Your programs, your donor list, your archive and every file you made stay yours and stay exportable. We don’t hold a season hostage.
Yes, and if that’s genuinely wrong for your group, write to us. One price for the whole organization, however small — and if it is still wrong for yours, that is a conversation worth having rather than a form to fill in.