Bandzoogle vs Gigwell
Compare features, pricing, and find which tool is better for your needs.
Bandzoogle
Website builder with integrated artist management tools
7.5/10
$25/month. Full website, store, and crowdfunding. Lite is $10/month with limited storage
Gigwell
Artist booking platform for agencies, artists, and talent buyers
7.9/10
$99/month. Unlimited artists, priced per user. Artist Essentials is $49/month for 1 user, plus a $99 setup fee on monthly billing
Verdict
Website builder with fan tools versus agency venue discovery. Bandzoogle at $10-$20/month ($120-$240/year) provides website builder, integrated store, mailing list, and basic fan management—DIY musician website focus. Gigwell at $99/month per user ($1,188/year, Agency tier) serves booking agencies with Tour IQ venue database (10,000+ venues), EPK tools, contracts, and comprehensive booking management—agency/venue focus. Different purposes: Bandzoogle builds artist websites and sells merch/music; Gigwell manages bookings and venue relationships for agencies. For DIY musicians needing a website, Bandzoogle's $120-$240/year delivers website + store + mailing list at 1/10th the cost of Gigwell—better value for website needs. For booking agencies discovering venues and managing tours, Gigwell's $1,188/year per user provides Tour IQ venue database, contract management, and booking workflows Bandzoogle doesn't offer—justified by agency use case. Some musicians might use both: Bandzoogle for website/store, Gigwell if signed to an agency using it. Choose Bandzoogle for DIY musicians needing a website with integrated store and mailing list at $120-$240/year; choose Gigwell for booking agencies managing venues, tours, and contracts at $1,188/year per user.