Pricing

Pay once a month.
Recap every show.

Built for independent promoters running 4–12 shows a month. $29 replaces a $25-per-show social freelancer after just over one show per week.

Free
$0/ month

Run one full recap a month. Great for venues testing the flow before a busy season.

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    1 recap per month
    Plenty to test the flow end-to-end.
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    Full iTunes + Spotify matching
    Same matching engine as Pro.
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    AI caption in 3 formats
    Instagram, Mailchimp HTML, Twitter thread.
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    Public share page
    Embedded previews + Spotify embeds.
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    1 voice profile
    Stored locally in your browser.
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    Small footer watermark
    “Made with Setlist Recall” on share pages.
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Most popular for venues running 4+ shows/month
Pro
$29/ month

Unlimited recaps, booking-ready CSV exports, batch backfill, and multi-voice profiles for multi-genre venues.

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    Unlimited recaps
    One per show, no monthly ceiling.
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    Watermark removed
    Clean, branded share pages.
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    Year-end CSV export
    Every track from every show — booking-report ready.
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    Batch-import up to 10 past shows
    Backfill your archive in one paste.
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    3 saved caption-voice profiles
    One per genre night, synced across devices.
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    Decade/era enrichment
    Wikidata-powered breakdown on every recap.
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What we don't do

The honest limits, before you pay.

  • —We don't promise 100% track matching. iTunes resolves canonical catalog cleanly, but obscure openers and one-off jams will need swap-dropdown picks. Expect to edit 1–2 rows per show.
  • —Spotify audio-features (tempo, energy, danceability) have been unavailable to new apps since November 2024. We can't auto-cluster setlists by tempo or build vibe-based playlists. Our Spotify use is search + embed only.
  • —AI captions are first drafts you'll tweak before posting. We calibrate to your voice from past captions and explicitly forbid fabricated audience numbers, quotes, or reviews — but you should always read it over.

Questions, answered.

Still curious? Email [email protected].

You paste raw setlist notes; Claude cleans the text into structured tracks. We then hit the iTunes Search API for the top 3 candidates per song (scoped to your artist) and Spotify search for a canonical track URI for the playlist export. You see a confidence badge per row and can swap to any of the alternates in one click.

Ready to stop spending Sunday morning in Spotify search?

Try a free recap first →