Built for the people who run the merch table
Counting boxes after load-out, working out venue cuts by hand, keeping a line moving on software that can't keep up. Encore exists to take that work off the table.
Tour merch is a serious business run with unserious tools
Counts live on clipboards. Stock is tracked in spreadsheets that drift from reality by the second show. The POS feels a decade old, and settlement can take longer than the encore.
Encore connects the pieces that are usually separate (the register, the inventory sheet, the settlement form and the end-of-tour report) on a single ledger, and keeps selling offline when the network doesn't cooperate.
Then we gave the manual work to an AI copilot. It drafts load-ins, flags reorders, reviews settlements and writes the end-of-night report. A person approves every action, so the team stays in control and gets the night back.
Principles behind the product
Built for the road
Loading docks, midnight settlements and venue Wi-Fi that drops at doors. Every workflow is designed around how the merch table really runs.
Speed at the table
A fan in line is a sale at risk. Checkout, counting and settlement should take taps, not minutes.
AI proposes, people decide
The copilot does the tedious work, but every action it proposes waits for a person to approve it.
Numbers you can defend
One ledger behind every screen, so sales, stock and settlement agree, and every adjustment has a reason attached.
The artist gets paid
Merch revenue settles to the artist's own Stripe account. Managers and labels get visibility, not custody of the money.
Bring your next tour onto Encore.
Set up your artist, load your catalog, and take your first payment at the next show. The copilot handles the counting.