The manager's playbook, without the cut.

We check the public record for whether you're set up to get paid, and send back a short written read within 5 business days, written by a person.

• Whether your songs are registered with your PRO and the MLC
• Who's listed as your publisher
• Whether your credits are attached and your profiles claimed
• What's set up, what's missing, and what can't be seen from outside

We open your distributor, PRO and publishing setup, hand back a written fix-it plan in the order things should be done, and walk you through it on a 30-minute call. You leave with:

• A royalty tracker and an account checklist
• Registration walkthroughs for your PRO, the MLC and publishing
• A split sheet for co-written songs
• A starter checklist for TV and film pitch readiness

What it's not: accounting, filing or collection, and never a promise of a specific dollar amount.

The assessment an agency runs before deciding whether to take someone on, written for you instead of about you. Two stages over about three weeks, and nothing reaches the final report until you've confirmed the facts. You leave with a read on:

• Your numbers against named comparable artists
• Your credits, release history and live history
• How someone deciding whether to work with you would read it today
• The two or three things that would most change that read

What it's not: a score, a verdict on your music, or a prediction.

A 90-minute session, then the whole thing in writing within five business days, built from your real links, dates, releases and show history. You leave with:

• A dated 90-day plan
• An 18-month roadmap
• The grants and funds you're actually eligible for, with their deadlines
• The tools it asks for, already started: royalty tracker, split sheet, outreach list

What it's not: ongoing management, or work done for you.

One or two live sessions, about three hours in total, delivered inside two weeks. You leave with:

• A printable Brand Bible: story, voice, audience, sound, visual direction, and the language to use and avoid
• A one-page Brand Kit for collaborators
• Bios in three lengths
• Notes a photographer, designer or video director can follow without calling you

What it's not: a photoshoot. It's the document that makes that hire cheaper and easier to direct.

An add-on to the Workshop, for when you want the visuals made and not just directed. Every piece is built from your Brand Bible, so it all matches.

• A wordmark and a monogram mark
• Social templates for announcements and quotes
• Merch mockups
• A printable asset kit

A full year of content and campaign strategy in one document, with a posting cadence any collaborator can run.

• A campaign arc around each release
• A tour and a milestone, mapped in
• Formats and channels for each
• A posting cadence you can hand off

The Rollout Blueprint at $397 covers one release; the Content Bible holds three campaigns plus a tour and an anniversary.

One page in a browser, populated before it reaches you. You keep it current in minutes a week. When you open it:

• The next release, and how many weeks out it's
• What has to happen before that date
• What you earned last month, and where it came from
• Which shows are confirmed
• What's overdue

The same page, plus an Airtable base underneath it with your trackers already wired in. The dashboard is what you check; the base is where you actually work.

• Your catalog, and who owns what
• Money in and money out
• Booking contacts and show history
• Content and deadlines

Both sizes come with setup notes, a maintenance guide, a recorded walkthrough, two weeks of support, and one revision round. If you stop working with us, nothing switches off.

A calendar built backward from your release date.

• Deadlines, asset list, and content prompts
• A release-week checklist
• Who to pitch and what to send them, playlist and press alike
• The announcement email your list gets on the day, with the list set up if you don't have one

So the money you spend on ads reaches people who might actually keep listening. A flat setup fee, never a percentage of spend.

• Tracking set up properly
• A landing link for the release
• Audience notes and a creative checklist
• Campaign structure
• A results sheet you can read

The kit venues, promoters and press expect. If you did the Brand Workshop, this reuses the bios already written for you.

• A one-page artist summary
• Bios and a booking pitch
• Links, credits, and photos
• Ready-to-send copy

Shows without an agent.

• A researched venue and promoter list matched to your real draw
• Ready-to-send pitches
• A follow-up rhythm and a show tracker
• Local acts worth sharing a bill with

Prep to pitch your songs for TV, film and ads.

• Stems and file checklists
• Credit and ownership notes
• A one-page summary
• A realistic contact list

• Artist Brand Workshop$997Brand Bible, one-page kit, and bios in three lengths.
• EPK / Press-Kit Build$497The one-sheet, bios, and pitch copy venues and press expect.
• Release / Rollout Blueprint$397The dated release calendar, asset list, and pitch plan.

Together as one engagement $1,597saves $294

• Career Strategy Intensive$497The dated 90-day plan and 18-month roadmap.
• Custom Dashboard & Workspace$2,900The dashboard plus the Airtable base underneath it.
• One quarter of review$199The first quarterly update, included.

Together as one engagement $2,997saves $599

Every quarter we go through what happened, update your plan and tools, and set the next moves with you, ending with a short written review.

• $99 a month
• $199 a quarter
• $649 a year

Cancel anytime. Any project can roll into it, and nothing requires it.