Muzeek Review 2026

Live music booking software with AI agent for venues, artists, and agencies

8.1 /10

Pricing

$125/month. Up to 20 roster calendars. Pro is $25/month for 5 roster calendars. Free covers 10 bookings.

Free tier available

Overview

Muzeek rebuilt itself from the ground up in August 2026 around an AI agent that understands live music industry workflows—deal terms, settlements, advancing, tour routing, and compliance. The platform serves venues, artists, promoters, agencies, and festivals with a calendar that handles holds, confirmations, and dark nights across one or many rooms. Bookings start as customized offers with unique deal terms, set times, clauses, and conditions, then move to confirmation with contracts, riders, and message threads staying on the booking. The AI agent can send documents, place holds, look up settlements, check ticket counts, and build tours with travel and rest days in natural language. Settling a show generates invoices for you or on behalf of those you work with, recording the payment trail against deal terms. The free tier covers up to 10 bookings and events with MCP/API access; Pro at $25/month unlocks unlimited bookings, settlements, and split payments; Premium at $125/month adds event P&L, ticket reports, and 20 roster calendars. Australian users get automated Super (Superannuation) via SuperChoice. Muzeek ranked #1 in Gitnux's Best Music Booking Software of 2026.

Verdict

Muzeek wins when you want modern AI-first workflows at accessible pricing. The rebuilt 2026 platform genuinely integrates AI into booking tasks instead of bolting it on as an afterthought—ask the agent to build a tour or send a contract, and it does the work. The free tier (10 bookings/events) is functional for small operations testing the platform, while Pro at $25/month delivers unlimited bookings and split payments at a fraction of enterprise platform costs. Premium at $125/month adds P&L and ticketing integrations for venues and promoters managing high volumes. The trade-off is a shorter track record (rebuilt in 2026) compared to established platforms, and roster calendar limits mean large agencies with 50+ acts will outgrow it. Best for venues, promoters, and small to mid-size agencies embracing AI workflows and valuing modern UX over legacy platform maturity. If you need proven 10+ year stability or manage massive rosters, look to Overture or SystemOne instead.

Strengths

  • AI agent that understands live music workflows (send documents, place holds, check settlements)
  • Strong free tier with up to 10 bookings
  • Comprehensive hold and confirmation calendar management
  • Split payments and settlements built-in from Pro tier
  • MCP and API access on all plans including free
  • Australian Superannuation automation via SuperChoice
  • Ticket integration with Moshtix, Oztix, Universe (Premium)
  • Modern interface rebuilt around AI workflows in 2026

Weaknesses

  • AI agent usage billed separately beyond included volume
  • Relatively new platform (rebuilt in 2026) with shorter track record
  • Australian market focus (Super features may not apply elsewhere)
  • Free tier limits to 10 bookings/events
  • Premium tier needed for P&L and ticketing integrations
  • Roster calendar limits (5 on Pro, 20 on Premium)
  • Limited compared to enterprise-level agency platforms

Best For

Live music venues, promoters, small to mid-size booking agencies, and touring artists who want modern AI-assisted booking workflows