Availability first.
Bookings follow.
Fill My Slot flips live entertainment booking on its head. Your diary becomes the signal — track availability, verify it, share it, and get discovered. Then turn every act into a beautiful shareable show‑page website, with graphics rendered directly from your poster.
Free to start. Build your diary, publish your show‑page website, and get booked.
Built from first principles
Diary‑first discovery
Artists are discovered by genuine entertainment availability — not last‑seen posts or outdated listings.
Live availability tracking
Your diary is the source of truth. One system. Zero double‑booking.
Availability sharing
Share a single link that always reflects when you’re actually free.
Verification‑based visibility
Verified diaries rise to the top. Accuracy is rewarded, not spam.
Passive bookings
Get contacted when you’re free — even when you’re not actively promoting.
Artist‑first promotion
Promote with intent: share open dates, publish your show‑page website, and turn interest into bookings — without noise.
A website for every show
Each act gets a premium show‑page you can share anywhere — with beautiful graphics rendered from your poster and clear CTAs to book you.
Passive bookings when you want them.
Active bookings when you need them.
Passive mode
Keep your diary accurate and verified. Appear in availability searches automatically. Let bookers come to you.
Active mode
Promote open dates, share availability links, and push yourself forward when you want more work.
For artists & performers
- • Stop repeating availability in messages
- • Get discovered when you’re genuinely free
- • Combine passive and active booking strategies
- • Look professional without effort
For venues & bookers
- • Find artists who are actually available
- • See verified availability instantly
- • Avoid back‑and‑forth and dead ends
- • Book with confidence, not guesswork
Availability is the signal.
Fill My Slot isn’t social media. It’s what comes after — when intent is clear, diaries are accurate, and booking should be simple.