Every crew from load-in through load-out.

Load-in to load-out.Every crew in one record.

Schedule every crew, turn the show-night runbook into accountable shift checklists, keep the bars aligned, and prepare the close for payroll handoff.

Unlimited staff · Up to 3 locations · No per-seat fees
Live music venue crew preparing the stage during soundcheck
For the Industry, By the Industry.Built around the way this venue actually runs.
RunBackhouseWeekly schedule

Week of Aug 24 · draft

Build the week. Cover open shifts.

Draft schedule
10 crew42 shifts0 conflictsPublish week
Mon 24
OpenMaya · 9aFloor
CloseEli · 4pService
Tue 25
OpenJordan · 10aFloor
CloseSam · 5pService
Wed 26
OpenMaya · 9aFloor
Needs coverOpen · 4pService
Thu 27
OpenEli · 10aFloor
CloseNina · 5pService
Fri 28
OpenJordan · 10aFloor
CloseAlex · 4pService

This week

Live view

One shift needs cover

42 shifts scheduledNo conflicts
Friday closeOpen shift
Saturday primePublished
Illustrative weekly schedule with coverage and open-shift status.
One scheduleThe whole show night

Load-in, soundcheck, doors, show, and load-out stay together.

NamedRunbook completion

Every brief, count, and close step belongs to a real person.

By roleTip-out rules

Bar, security, and box office shares calculate from roles and hours.

Less chasing.
More control.

The work, the changes, and the close stay attached to the shift. Everyone works from the same current record.

Schedule the whole show, not just doors.

Build the crews around load-in, soundcheck, doors, show and load-out with positions for stage, sound, lighting, door, bar and merch.

Assign and track the show-night checklist.

Line checked. Float counted. Rider stocked. Security briefed. Close signed. Every task has a name and timestamp.

Keep the bars live through set break.

Update an 86 once and every bar and floor lead sees it before the rush hits.

Settle the pool before artist settlement.

Split bar, security and box office by hours and role with transparent, payroll-ready totals.

Role and hour inputs remain visible

One schedule from load-in through load-out.

Each handoff carries the decisions and completed work forward. The next person does not have to reconstruct what happened.

Load-in

Publish the show schedule

Stage, sound and house crews start from the same schedule.

Soundcheck

Complete technical checks

The runbook keeps technical, artist and front-of-house ready.

Doors

Record cross-team changes

Box office, security, bar and merch share every live update.

Load-out

Review close and handoff

Close, settlement and handoff finish with a complete record.

Growth

Unlimited staff. Pay for the capability and locations your operation needs, not every person on the roster.

$149per monthCompare plans
  • Show-night scheduling
  • Run-of-show checklists
  • Live bar 86s
  • Shift notes
  • Role-based tip-out
  • Payroll prep

What operators ask before they switch.

Can we start without a big implementation?+

Yes. Create the venue, invite the crew, and start with the workflow causing the most friction. Add the rest when the team is ready.

What does the team get out of it?+

A current schedule, fewer group-text handoffs, clear assigned work, live 86s, and a shared tip-out record. That gives staff practical reasons to use the system, not just another app to download.

Does the whole team use it on their phones?+

Yes. Schedules, changes, lists, messages, and the 86 board stay in reach wherever the shift is happening.

Do we pay for every employee?+

No. Every plan includes unlimited staff. Pricing changes with capability and location count, not headcount.

Does RunBackhouse run payroll?+

RunBackhouse prepares the hours, overtime, roles, rates, and tips your payroll provider needs on Growth and above. Your provider still runs payroll, files taxes, and moves money.

Fix the workflow
costing you time.

Start with scheduling, checklists, 86s, tips, or inventory. Bring the rest in when your operation is ready.

Unlimited staff on every plan. Start with the workflow that is costing you the most.