Pricing
3 months free.
Then £5 a week.
Less than two pints. Per week. Get your venue's gigs in front of every Buzz user in your city.
Single venue
First 3 months free. No card required to start. Cancel any time.
- ✓ Unlimited gigs
- ✓ Custom venue page with photos
- ✓ Searchable by date, genre, location
- ✓ Printable QR code for posters
- ✓ Add-to-calendar links for punters
- ✓ Duplicate / repeat gig in one click
- ✓ Social-share-ready gig posters
No card required to start.
Multiple venues
Run two or more venues? You'll pay less per venue. Contact for a custom quote.
- ✓ Everything in single venue
- ✓ Manage all venues from one account
- ✓ Discount scales the more you add
- ✓ One invoice, paid weekly
- ✓ Priority support
Email admin@thebuzzguide.co.uk
For local businesses
Not a venue? Advertise to music-going locals.
Taxi firm, takeaway, music shop, brewery, instrument shop, tattoo parlour — get your business in front of people heading to gigs in Dundee.
See advertising options →FAQs
How does the free trial work?
Sign up, set up your venue, post unlimited gigs for 3 months. No card required up front. After 3 months we'll get in touch about subscribing — if you want to keep going it's £5 a week, otherwise your gigs stay up but new ones won't go live until you subscribe.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Stop paying any time and you stop being billed. Existing gigs stay up until they pass; you just won't be able to post new ones.
What counts as a venue?
A single physical location with its own gig schedule. If you run a brewery group with three pubs, that's three venues. Each gets its own page on The Buzz — get in touch for a multi-venue discount.
Is there a setup fee or contract?
No fee. No contract. Just £5 per venue per week after the trial, billed monthly, cancel any time.
Do you take a cut of ticket sales?
No. We're not a ticketing platform. Sell however you like — Skiddle, Eventbrite, on the door — we just link to your ticket page.
How do you handle promoter / artist / venue relationships?
The venue owns the listing. Artists get auto-generated profile pages from gigs they're tagged on. Promoters work with venues directly.