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Agency office

Book the talent.
Keep the house.

A private office for the people who send live acts out. Roster, clients, dates, agreements, invoices. Not a marketplace. Not a shared login with the artist.

Free with 3 artists, clients, bookings, and invoices. House Pro is $49 / month or $470 / year.

A talent agency desk
An event space ready for a booked act
Artist portraits in an agency office
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The office

The book of acts, the book of dates, the paper.

Roster wall in an agency office
A booked event floor
Office invoice on letterhead

Roster

Every act you book — magician, band, circus, clown — with craft, rate, rider, insurance, and a private file.

Dates

Inquiry, hold, confirmed. Assign the artist. The calendar is the office’s, not a public board.

Clients

The people who pay the house — hotels, planners, corporates — with dates, invoices, and a client folder.

Invoices

Bill the client from this office. Numbered letterhead and a private link. The artist does not see it unless you send it.

Agreements

A performance agreement between your office and the client. One on the free desk, unlimited on House Pro.

File cabinet

Riders, EPKs, contracts, insurance, tax forms, client briefs — stored on the artist, the client, or the date. Never a public folder.

No shared logins

Artists on the roster are records, not accounts. If they want Housecue, they sign up separately as a solo entertainer.

How an office runs

01

Open an office

One email, one book. This login is the agency, not an act.

02

Add the roster

Name, craft, rate, notes. They do not receive a password.

03

Book and bill

Assign the artist, hold the date, send the agreement and invoice.

Classifieds

Let planners find the office.

An opt-in card on the public board. The roster and the client book stay in the house.

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From the house

Offices that keep the book in the house.

“We book eight acts. None of them get this login. The roster, the client, the rider, and the invoice live in one office — and stay there.”
Noor El-AminTalent desk · Dubai
“A wedding planner asked for the magician’s rider at 11 p.m. It was already on the artist file. That is the whole job of a cabinet.”
Helen ParkEvent agency · Singapore
“House Pro is a different price from the solo plan, which is correct. We are not a magician with a bigger calendar. We are the office.”
Carlo BianchiProduction house · Milan

House rates

Separate from the solo plan.

House desk is free with 3 of each book. House Pro is $49 a month, or $470 a year — 20% less than paying monthly. Studio Pro does not unlock a roster.

Save 21% on the year

House desk

Free

For a small office trying the roster. Forever free.

  • 3 artists on the roster
  • 3 clients
  • 3 bookings
  • 3 invoices
  • 1 performance agreement
  • Artist and client file cabinet
  • Private office — one login, one book
  • Letterhead invoices and print agreements

House Pro

For booking offices

$470/ year

$39 / month, billed once a year. Save $118 (20%) versus monthly.

  • Unlimited roster, clients, bookings, and invoices
  • Unlimited performance agreements
  • Artist and client file cabinet (DMS)
  • Deposits, balances, and private invoice links
  • Month calendar of every act you book
  • Checkout through Lemon Squeezy
  • Same private office — never a public page

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Blog

Notes from the house.

Holds, invoices, and the business of live work — useful on both desks.

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How to price your act (with a calculator)

Money

How to price your act (with a calculator)

A working method for magicians and live entertainers to price a night: base fee, city, mileage, travel time, overnight, extras. Includes a free calculator with 2026 IRS and HMRC rates.

Sep 5, 2026

How to hire a magician (and get the right act)

Booking

How to hire a magician (and get the right act)

A practical guide to hiring a magician for a wedding, party, or corporate event: close-up vs stage, what to ask, what it costs, and how to book without a marketplace surprise.

Sep 5, 2026

How much does a magician cost in 2026?

Money

How much does a magician cost in 2026?

Typical magician rates for close-up, parlor, stage, weddings, and corporate work in 2026 — and how working acts should price, deposit, and invoice without guessing.

Sep 5, 2026

One office. One login.

The roster is yours. The client book is yours. An artist on the list cannot open this office. To run a solo studio as well, use a second email.

  • Artists are records — they never share this password
  • Google, X, or email sign-in
  • Letterhead invoices and print agreements
  • thehousecue.com — your office on your own domain

The next date is on the book.

Open a free office — 3 artists, clients, bookings, and invoices.