DJ, band or solo musician booking a wedding, private party, club night or corporate event? Describe the gig in a sentence and Initialed AI drafts a complete performance contract for your state, with the set times, fee, deposit, equipment and cancellation terms, in two to five minutes.
Describe the agreement you need in plain English, or drop a PDF or Word file. Free to start.
Drafting time varies with length. You can leave the page; the draft is saved to your account.
Yes. On Initialed AI you describe the gig, your fee and your deposit, answer a few questions, and get a complete DJ or musician performance contract for your state. It is free with a free account and no credit card; your monthly free credit unlocks one full draft to edit and export to Word.
Updated October 23, 2026
| What you get | Free | Beyond free |
|---|---|---|
| Preview a contract’s top risks | Free, no sign-up | — |
| Draft a contract from a description | Free with an account (locked preview) | — |
| Full review or unlocked, exportable draft | 1 free credit every month | 1 credit each |
| Ask questions about the contract | Included | Included |
The free Starter plan is $0 forever. Extra credits and the Pro plan are on the pricing section of the homepage.
For example: “A band contract for a corporate party in Illinois. Three 45-minute sets, $2,500 with a 50% deposit, the venue provides power and a stage, $250 per extra half hour.”
Initialed AI asks only what it needs, such as the parties, the price, the dates and which state’s law applies.
The finished agreement opens in an editor with fill-in fields. Unlock it with your free monthly credit and export to Word.
Date, venue, load-in and set times, breaks, and the music or playlist requests you accept.
Your fee, the deposit that holds the date, when the balance is due, and the rate for extra time.
What you bring, what the venue or client provides, sound limits, and damage to your gear.
What is owed if the client cancels or moves the date, weather and venue problems, and when you can stop playing.
Drafting is free with a free account and no credit card. The draft opens as a preview, and the free plan includes one credit a month to unlock a full draft for editing and Word export. Extra drafts cost one credit each.
At a minimum: the date, venue and set times, the fee, deposit and payment schedule, overtime, the equipment you bring and what the venue provides, meals and breaks, cancellations by either side, and liability for damage. Initialed AI asks about each while drafting.
Yes. Say whether you are a DJ, a band or a solo performer, and how many players, and the draft is written for that, including how the fee is paid to the band.
Yes. Describe your technical or hospitality needs, such as stage size, power, a green room or meals, and they go into the contract or a rider attached to it.
A template leaves you to fill gaps and delete clauses that don’t fit. Initialed AI writes the contract from your actual gig, so the set times, fee and cancellation terms match what you agreed with this client.
A contract’s enforceability depends on its terms, the parties and the law that applies, not on who typed it. Initialed AI drafts to your state’s general rules, but it is not a law firm; for a high-stakes agreement, have a qualified attorney check the final version.
Describe the gig and your fee and get a complete performance contract for your state. Free account, no credit card.
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