How Gig'le works
Gig'le connects India's creatives with the organisers who book them. Here is how it works for each side, step by step.
How to find paid gigs on Gig'le
For musicians, dancers, comedians, actors, writers, artists, photographers, filmmakers and every other creative.
Create your free account
Sign up with your name, a username, your city and your craft. It is free, and it is what lets you apply for gigs and share your work.
Share your work
Post photos and videos of your performances and projects to your feed. They collect on your profile, which is what organisers look at when you apply.
Find gigs that fit
Browse the Gigs board or the page for your craft, and filter by city. Each gig shows what is needed, the location, the experience level wanted and the pay.
Apply
Open a gig and press Apply. The person who posted it is notified straight away and can accept or decline your application.
Agree the details and perform
Once you are accepted, agree the fee, what is included and when you will be paid directly with the organiser, in writing, before the gig. Gig'le doesn't hold or process gig payments.
How to book creatives and host events on Gig'le
For venues, event hosts, brands and anyone hiring creative talent.
Create an account and choose the Organizer plan
Sign up for free, then choose the Organizer plan under Settings, Subscription. Posting gigs and hosting events are part of that plan.
Post a gig
Describe the work, the craft, the location, the experience level you need and the pay. It goes on the Gigs board and on its craft page, where creatives find it and apply.
Review applicants
See who has applied, look through the work on their profiles, and accept or decline each application.
Host events
List your open mics, shows and workshops with the date, venue, description, performers and a link for tickets. They appear on the Events board for people nearby to discover.
Agree terms with the creatives you book
Agree the fee, what is included and when you will pay directly with each creative, in writing, before the gig. Gig'le doesn't hold or process gig payments.
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