One home for your audience.

Who this is for

Music collectives. Jazz societies. Venue groups. Festivals. Cultural institutions. Artist cooperatives. Booking agencies with a public-facing roster. If you’re an organization that connects artists with audiences, Sleeve gives you a clean, modern home to do it from.

You don’t need a web developer on staff. You don’t need to learn a CMS. You need one place where your audience knows to look... and one place where your team knows to update.

The scattered problem

Most music organizations end up with a website they barely update, an email list on a tool nobody logs into, event listings on a ticketing platform, and social accounts that get all the attention. The result is a scattered presence where no single place tells the full story.

Your audience doesn’t know where to go. Your team doesn’t know where to post. And the thing that should be simple... “here’s who we are, here’s what’s happening”... requires updating four different tools in four different tabs.

That’s not sustainable. Especially when the people doing the work are volunteers, part-time staff, or artists themselves.

What you get

• A public page that works as your canonical home... always current, always shareable. One URL that tells people who you are, what’s happening, and how to stay connected.
• Email collection built in, so your audience can actually follow you. No third-party signup form, no embed code, no separate tool. Fans subscribe right from your page.
• Posts and updates that go to your page and your email list in one step. Write it once, and it reaches everyone... on your site and in their inbox.
• Events and artist spotlights that keep your page fresh without a redesign. Add upcoming shows, feature member artists, share recaps... all from the same interface.
• Team collaboration on paid plans so multiple people can help without chaos. Board members, volunteers, staff... everyone contributes through one tool with clear permissions.

Use cases

A collective showcasing member artists. Give your collective a page that highlights who’s in the group, links to each artist’s Sleeve page, and shares news about upcoming collaborations or releases. Fans discover new artists through your roster. Artists benefit from the collective’s reach.

A venue promoting upcoming shows. Post your schedule, share artist bios, and build an email list of people who want to know what’s coming next. When you announce a show, it goes to your page and your subscribers at the same time. No copying and pasting between your website, your newsletter tool, and your social accounts.

A festival running artist pages. Each performing artist can have their own Sleeve page that lives beyond the festival itself. The festival page links to the full lineup. Fans explore artists before and after the event. Everyone’s page stays live and useful long after the last set ends.

A cultural institution sharing programming. Share upcoming events, artist residencies, educational programs, and newsletters from one page. Keep your audience informed without maintaining a complex website that nobody on staff knows how to update.

Why it works

Sleeve consolidates the parts that matter into one place... so your audience knows where to go and your team knows where to update. When posting an update takes 30 seconds instead of 30 minutes, people actually do it. Your page stays current. Your email list grows. Your audience stays connected.

And because Sleeve was built for music, everything feels right. The design is clean and focused. The features make sense for what you’re doing. You’re not fighting a tool that was built for restaurants or SaaS companies.

Team collaboration

On paid plans, multiple team members can manage your page. Add a board member who writes the newsletter, a volunteer who posts event recaps, and a staff member who updates the schedule. Each person has their own login and clear permissions... no shared passwords, no stepping on each other’s work.

This matters especially for organizations where the people doing the work rotate. When someone new joins the team, they get access to one tool, not credentials for six different services.

Pricing

Start free with your page, custom domain, posts, email collection, and up to 250 subscribers... no credit card required. Paid plans start at $16/month or $156/year ($13/month, billed annually) and unlock team collaboration, more subscribers, and additional features as your organization grows.

0% platform fee on any sales or transactions.

Want to talk?

If you’re running a venue, collective, festival, or music org and want to see if Sleeve fits your workflow, happy to chat. Email us ... no pitch deck, no pressure. We’ll walk through how it works and help you figure out if it’s the right fit.