out4 · seattle · pnw pilot
Your scene, in your colors.
Built in Seattle for the way live music actually works. Tickets stay yours. Your page looks like you.
One vibe. Five brands.
Unique surfaces for every brand.
Artists, venues, restaurants, promoters, fans — five brands, each with surfaces designed for what they actually need: EPKs, profiles, menus, Links, and multi-format share cards. Tap a tile to open the real, live page.
Artists
EPK · Profile · Share cards · Links
A press-grade EPK in five minutes, a profile that doubles as link-in-bio, and share cards that look paid-designer-built.
See Hexi press kit →
Venues
Profile · Calendar · Share cards
A venue page locals actually save, calendars that read like flyers, share cards your promoters reuse instead of designing from scratch.
See Neumos →
Restaurants
Menu · Profile · Share cards
Designed digital menus with per-cadence happy-hour cards. A profile that reads like a feature, not a Yelp listing.
See Din Tai Fung →
Promoters
Event pages · Share-card flyers · Links
Event pages that look like the night. Flyers that hit before the text. A single link page for the run-of-show.
See Corpse Cabaret →
Regulars
Profile · Replay · Share cards
A fan profile worth following. End-of-year Replay rendered like Spotify Wrapped. Share cards that look like a press feature when you brag about a set.
See Hexi diary →
The roadmap
Where we are. Where we're going.
We don't sell your data. Phase 3's monetization is impressions, not surveillance.
Phase 1 — now
Custom pages, ticketing, and EPKs
Profiles, share cards, menus, Links, the EPK, and ticketing. All live. All $0 platform fee.
Phase 2 — Q3 2026
Matching + recs + claimable venue / artist profiles
Match with people who share your scene. Claim and own your venue or artist profile. Community features land.
Phase 3 — later
Promoted slots + sponsored placements
Ads inventory funded by promoters who want extra reach, never by mining attendee data. Opt-in only.
The cross-entity multiplier
Share anything about anyone.
Every entity is also a re-sharer for every other entity. Same cadence system, infinite combinations.
An artist shouting out their venue
A restaurant sharing a Friday show
A fan sharing an artist they love
A promoter pulling in a restaurant
Hosted on Cloudflare + Fly.
Payments by Stripe.
Built in Seattle.
PNW pilot
Seattle + Spokane first.
If you're booking shows, running a kitchen, or working the door anywhere in the PNW, we want you in the beta. We're going city by city to make sure every scene gets the rollout attention it deserves — not a thinned-out launch.
Free SEO + back-link
Made with out4.
Embed the badge on your site or link tree. Visitors click through, you get the back-link credit, we count the conversion.
Embed the badge.
Drop the snippet on your site or in your link-in-bio. It links back to out4 with your referrer so you get the SEO and we count the click.
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FAQ
Honest answers, fast.
Because the alternative — taking a cut of every ticket sale — bends the platform toward squeezing scenes, not serving them. Stripe charges 2.9% + $0.30 to process the card. That's it. Phase 3 monetization is opt-in promoted placements, not a fee on your revenue.
Coming. The iOS version is in TestFlight beta now; the Android build is in Google Play review. Until then, the web app feels native across phone, tablet, and desktop.
Your event analytics, attendee data, and Replay history are yours. We don't sell them, we don't share them with ad networks, and Phase 3's monetization is impressions (promoters can pay to boost a slot), not surveillance. Full policy lives at /privacy.
Eventbrite event import is on the Phase 2 roadmap (we already pull lineup metadata from public event URLs). Squarespace and Linktree pages can be migrated by hand today — the Links editor accepts a paste-in of any plain-text link list and styles it instantly.
Start free. Keep your ticket revenue.
No credit card to sign up. $0 platform fee on ticketing — Stripe processes the card, you keep the rest.
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