Illustrative exampleNot a customer review
★★★★★
“They made a packed room feel like a house show. Everyone sang the last chorus.”
NANico AlvarezAudience member
Ready to review
Social proof for live performers
Turn a great show into lasting proof.
Collect feedback from the people who book you and the people who see you. Choose what goes public. Share it anywhere.
One review link. One QR code. Use them at every show.
The useful part
Collect→Curate→Publish→Reuse
Reviews arrive privately. Publish with permission, then share them on your profile and website.
From feedback to your website
A workflow you can use
after every show.
Give the room a way to respond.
Share your review link, download its QR code, or email a personal invitation. Reviewers do not need an account.
Read it before you share it.
Every submission starts in your private inbox. Publish with permission, reject, or archive. Review photos separately.
Put it where people find you.
Publish your performer page and embed a list, card grid, or aggregate rating on your website. Directory discovery is a separate opt-in.
Keep your collection current.
Change the reviews or widget settings in ShowNoise. New page loads pick up updates without rebuilding your website.
For the people on stage
Different acts.
Real experiences.
Bands and solo artists can collect audience stories. DJs can ask event planners about the night. Speakers and other live acts can bring feedback from clients and bookers together.
Explore the artist directoryPrivate first. Public by choice.
A review is not published when it is submitted. Your team decides what to share, and publication requires the reviewer’s permission. Public ratings summarize published reviews, not every submission.
Understand publishingBefore you start
A few useful answers.
Do reviewers need an account?
No. Your review link opens a form with a name, role, rating, review, optional photo, and separate publication and contact permissions. Anti-spam checks help protect the form.
Can I collect reviews before my page is public?
Yes, when review collection is enabled for your active performer workspace. Publishing your profile and joining the artist directory are separate decisions.
Will this work on my website?
Widgets use an iframe and an optional sizing script. Use a Custom HTML or Embed block that allows them. Some website plans restrict embedded code; check your site builder first. Read the installation guide.
Can I remove something I published?
Yes. Unpublish, reject, or archive the review. New public requests normally reflect changes after cache invalidation, with a 60-second cache-expiry fallback. Already-open pages and copies made elsewhere do not automatically disappear.
Can other people help manage my act?
Invite collaborators as Admins or Members. Your workspace retains an Owner. Give access only to people you trust with private submissions.
What does it cost?
See the pricing preview for the planned Free and monthly Paid options. Paid checkout is not open yet; the Billing page shows your workspace’s current access.
Start with your next show
Make room for their words.
Create your account, set up your performer profile, and share your first review link.