Track income from clubs, weddings, private parties, and festivals. Manage equipment costs, mileage, and seasonal earnings all in one app built for working DJs.
Between gear upgrades, late-night drives, seasonal peaks, and varied pricing across venue types, DJ finances can get messy fast.
Speakers, controllers, lights, and cables add up fast. Tracking what you spend on gear vs. what you earn per gig is critical to profitability.
Hauling gear at midnight means late-night mileage that adds up. Every drive to a venue and back is a tax deduction waiting to be logged.
Club nights, private parties, weddings, and festivals all pay differently. You need to know which gig types are most profitable for your business.
Wedding season, holiday parties, and summer festivals create income spikes. The rest of the year can be quiet. Planning ahead is essential.
As a self-employed DJ, you owe self-employment tax on every dollar earned. Without organized records, you miss deductions and overpay the IRS.
Venue managers, event planners, brides, and promoters all expect different things. Keeping track of who owes what keeps you sane.
Speakers, subwoofers, DJ controllers, lighting rigs, cables, cases, and software subscriptions. DJ equipment is a serious investment. GigGain helps you track every purchase, repair, and replacement so you always know your true costs.
Clubs, private parties, weddings, and festivals all pay differently. GigGain lets you see which gig types drive the most revenue.
Not all DJ gigs are created equal. A 4-hour wedding at $1,250 pays better per hour than a 6-hour club night at $350. GigGain helps you understand where your best income comes from so you can focus on the most profitable gig types.
DJ income surges around weddings, holidays, and festival season, then dips in the quieter months. GigGain's analytics help you see the pattern and plan ahead.
DJs haul gear to venues at night and drive home late. All those miles add up to significant tax deductions when you track them.
Log round-trip mileage to venues, equipment pickups, and music stores in seconds. Link each trip to the client or venue for organized records.
GigGain automatically calculates your deduction using the current IRS standard mileage rate. See your total deduction in the Tax Summary.
Driving to load in speakers, lights, and equipment counts as business mileage. Track every trip to the venue and every equipment rental pickup.
Export all mileage entries to CSV or include them in your year-end Tax Summary. Give your accountant clean, organized records.
DJs spend hours on setup, breakdown, travel, and preparation. The Gig Evaluator calculates your true hourly rate after factoring in all your time and expenses, so you can decide if a gig is worth taking.
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