This is the standard agreement for every band that uses Gigamie. Each band also receives its own copy to sign, with its names and start date filled in. By subscribing, a band agrees to these terms.
This agreement is between Ellie Brigida ("Provider") and the bandleader who subscribes, on behalf of their band ("Customer"). It starts on the day Customer subscribes or signs, whichever comes first.
1. The app. Provider will set up and host a private copy of Provider's bandleader app for Customer's band, including updates Provider releases.
2. Fees. The first 30 days are free. After that, Customer pays for the plan it chooses, by card through Stripe. Plans and what each includes are listed on the About and pricing page.
- Starter: $29 per month, or $290 per year.
- Pro: $59 per month, or $590 per year.
- Enterprise: $99 per month, or $990 per year.
Monthly payments are taken automatically each month through a Stripe subscription. Customer may stop at any time by canceling the subscription through the link in Stripe's receipt emails, or by telling Provider by email, before the next payment is due. No further payments are owed after that. Yearly payments are made up front at the start of each year and are not refunded if Customer stops partway through the year. Customer may change plans at any time; the new price applies from the next payment. A band that subscribed before October 20, 2026 keeps the price in the agreement it signed for its first year.
These rates are fixed for Customer's first year. After that, Provider may change them, and will give Customer 30 days' written notice before any change takes effect.
3. Customer's data. Customer owns the information it puts into the app, including client, musician and gig details. Customer is responsible for that information being accurate and lawfully collected, and for giving its clients and musicians any notices they are owed. Provider will access Customer's data only to host, maintain and support the app, or when required by law, and will never sell it.
4. Customer's accounts. Customer connects its own Google account for calendar and email, and is responsible for the emails, contracts and other messages sent from its copy of the app. Each admin signs in with their own email and a one-time code. Customer will keep its admins' email accounts secure, remove admins who no longer need access, and tell Provider promptly if an admin login may have been compromised.
5. Sensitive information. Customer will not store Social Security numbers, tax ID numbers, bank account numbers or card numbers in the app.
6. Templates. Contract and agreement templates in the app are samples only, not legal advice. Customer should have its own lawyer review any agreement it sends.
7. No guarantees. The app is provided as is. Provider will make reasonable efforts to keep it running and to fix problems, but does not promise it will be error free or always available. Customer should confirm important details, such as dates, times and payments, directly.
8. Limit of liability. Provider's total liability under this agreement is limited to the fees Customer paid in the 12 months before the claim. Neither party is liable for indirect or consequential losses, such as lost bookings or profits.
9. Customer's responsibility. Customer will cover Provider for claims arising from Customer's data, Customer's agreements with its clients and musicians, and Customer's use of the app.
10. Ownership. Provider owns the app and its code. Customer may use its copy only for its own band and may not copy, resell or share the app.
11. Ending the agreement. Either party may end this agreement with 30 days' written notice, email included. Customer on the Monthly plan may also stop sooner, as section 2 describes. On request within 30 days after it ends, Provider will send Customer an export of its data, then delete Customer's copy.
12. General. Massachusetts law applies. This is the full agreement between the parties about the app, and it may be signed electronically. Subscribing through the payment page counts as accepting it.