Pricing for the Jocky booking system
Find artists, book, schedule and keep all your invoices in one place. No monthly fee and no lock-in - you only pay when you book.
- An artist profile venues can find
- Searchable across Sweden
- Get paid through Jocky - with or without a registered business
Do you take a cut of the fee?
If we find you a new gig at a new venue, we take a percentage of the fee, depending on its size. You always see everything - the fee, our cut and exactly what you'll receive - before you accept the gig.
Your own gigs that you log in Gig Log cost 3–3.9% for invoicing and payout.
- Find & book verified artists
- Schedule directly in the calendar
- Messages & contracts in one flow
- One combined invoice each month
- Everything in Venue
- Multiple venues under one account
- Central overview & reporting
- Dedicated contact
All prices exclude VAT.
How much does it cost to book an artist?
Each artist sets their own fee - a DJ is usually SEK 6,000–15,000 and a live band SEK 15,000–40,000. Sending a request costs nothing - you get a quote before anything is booked, and the price in the quote is what you pay.
See & compare artistsPricing FAQs
How much does Jocky cost?+
Venues pay 5% per booking, on top of the artist's fee - no monthly fee and no lock-in. Artists create an account and profile for free. Groups and chains get a tailored plan - get in touch and we'll put together a proposal.
Is it free for artists?+
Creating an account, building a profile and receiving requests is free. When Jocky finds you a new gig at a new venue, we take a percentage of the fee - you always see exactly what you'll receive before you accept. Your own gigs that you log in Gig Log cost 3–3.9% for invoicing and payout.
Is there a lock-in period?+
No. There's no subscription and no lock-in - venues only pay when they actually book.
How much does a venue pay?+
5% per booking, on top of the artist's fee. No monthly fee and no set-up costs - you only pay when you book.
How much does it cost to book an artist?+
Each artist sets their own fee, depending on the type of event, set length and location - a DJ is usually SEK 6,000–15,000 and a live band SEK 15,000–40,000. Sending a request costs nothing - you get a quote before anything is booked, and the price in the quote is what you pay. Hotels, restaurants and bars that use Jocky as their booking system pay 5% per booking.
How does invoicing work?+
Venues get one combined invoice each month for all their bookings. Artists get paid through Jocky - via a self-billing invoice if you have a registered business, or through payroll if you don't.