You know other musicians, and they are all looking for rooms too. Invite them and you earn points — enough of them and Pro costs you nothing. It is the same economy for artists, producers, engineers and studio owners.
Every referral that completes sign-up credits your balance with 100 points, and the entry is written to a ledger you can read line by line. Nothing is discretionary and nothing expires quietly.
Milestone bonuses land on top: 150 points at three referrals, 500 at ten, 1,500 at twenty-five, 4,000 at fifty. Each is credited once, the moment you cross it.

Points redeem against real things, at published prices: 2,500 for a month of Pro, 6,000 for three months. Studio owners can also spend them on featured placement — 800 points for three days, 1,500 for seven.
Redeeming grants the entitlement immediately and time-bounds it. When it lapses you go back to Free with nothing lost, and you can redeem again whenever your balance allows.
You get a referral link you can post anywhere, and an invite form for sending a specific person an email. Both attribute back to you, and both credit exactly once.
You can see which invites are pending, which were accepted and which expired, so you know where you stand rather than guessing.
Or send an email invite from your account.
Sign-up completes and 100 points land in your balance.
Bonus points at 3, 10, 25 and 50 accepted referrals.
2,500 points for a month of Pro. 6,000 for three.
Filter by city, room type, gear, rate and whether they are open at 2am — then shortlist.
Read morePick a room, a date and a length, see the full price with add-ons, and send the request.
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Read moreSearching, saving, enquiring, booking and reviewing are free for artists — and stay free.