Pricing
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial and runs on live data for all 50 states and DC, refreshed weekly, with AI credits included and no per-query fees. Cancel any time from your account page.
A half-empty venue costs more than twelve months of Cultivate: the guarantee, the staff, the bar you did not sell. Night Pressure scores every date from 0 to 100 before you commit, so the bad night is one you see coming instead of one you pay for.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial · weekly refresh · source-level provenance · no per-query fees · AI top-up packs from $15
Data subscriptions
Buy the venue, event and artist files on their own, sized to the map you work. From $25 a month for one metro region, $39 to $99 for a state, $249 for a US region and $399 for the whole country. Refreshed weekly. The API and MCP server stay part of Enterprise.
80,000+ venues with capacity, contacts, photos and history.
260,000+ music and community events, deduplicated.
63,000+ acts with socials, streaming IDs and contacts.
Questions
Pick a plan and add a card on Stripe's checkout page. For 7 days the whole console is yours: research, search and contacts, the Competition Grid, the Tour Planner and 35 AI credits to spend on the architect and Ask the Data. Extra seats and the Enterprise API key switch on with the first charge. Nothing is charged until day 8, and if you cancel from your account page before then you pay nothing.
Public venue calendars, ticketing platforms and their APIs, promoter and artist channels, municipal permit records, box office reporting, and local press. Every field carries provenance back to the sources it was resolved from.
A resolution pipeline combines fuzzy string matching, geocoded venue proximity, date and time windows, and an alias graph built from prior confirmed matches. Each merge carries a confidence score you can filter on.
Event calendars refresh weekly, including aging out listings that vanish from their sources. Venue and artist master records refresh on a rolling schedule, plus continuous corrections.
All of them. Every US state plus the District of Columbia runs on live data, refreshed on the same weekly cycle, with no modelled or projected markets in the dataset.
Every AI feature in Cultivate, from the weekly briefing to the tour architect, draws on a monthly credit allowance included in your plan: 300 on Explorer, 800 on Professional, 2,500 on Enterprise. The pricier actions show their cost on the button, and you can see your balance in the sidebar. Top-up packs of 500 credits for $15 or 2,000 for $50 are available from the Account page.
A seat is one login, and the plan owner is one of them. Explorer is a single-user plan. Professional is three seats in total and Enterprise is ten. The owner invites teammates from the Account page, and on any tour can make each one an editor, a reviewer or a viewer.
Yes, as a data subscription: the venue, event and artist files for a market region, a state, a US region or the whole country, refreshed weekly for a year. Enterprise includes the REST API and the MCP server for live access; data files are sold on their own.
It exposes Cultivate as a set of tools your AI assistant can call directly, so you can ask questions in plain language and get answers grounded in real rows rather than a model guess.
Any time, from the Account page. Your plan stays active to the end of the period you paid for, and you can resume before then with one click.