For bands, DJs and karaoke hosts
Your crowd pays
to be heard.
Fans tip to push their song up your live board. You keep every dollar.
BroadBid vs. the Venmo QR on your mic stand
Why bands switch.
Why not just tape a Venmo QR to the tip jar?
The tip jar had a good run.
- Fans need the app, an account, and to be logged in — tourists and card-only patrons walk away.
- A flat $5 with a messy memo. Nobody can fight for their song.
- No board, no screen. The room never knows what's happening.
- Cash vanishes into a jar — no record of what earned what.
- Scan and tip in seconds with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card. No app, no account.
- Tips bid songs up a live board — the room bids against itself.
- The whole bar watches the race on the stage display.
- Every dollar tracked to the song it earned, paid out by Stripe.
App downloads. Fans scan and tip right in the browser.
Of every tip is yours. Fans cover the fees.
Tip amounts fans choose — or match the last tip.
From spotting the QR to sitting on the board.
Live in five minutes.
Start your page
Pick a name and a link. Your live board is ready instantly.
Put the code on stage
Fans scan, pick a song, and tip. No app. No account.
Play what you want
The board ranks itself in real time. You keep the setlist.
of every tip goes to you.
Fans cover the fees on top. A $20 tip is $20 in your bank, paid out by Stripe.
Put the board
on the big screen.
A stage display built for TVs and projectors. The room watches the race — and tips to catch the leader.
When requests compete, tips multiply.
Don't settle for quiet $5 Venmos. Put the songs on a live board and let the room outbid each other.
Start your pageFree to start. No monthly fees.