Questions,answers.

Yes. The base plan is free for fans, artists and venues. There is no paywall to discover events, publish a page or add a date.

No. You can browse the Home, the map, the artist and venue pages without signing in. An account is needed to save events, claim a page, publish a night or report a problem.

No: one email is one account. If you chose a role and want to change it, write to us; only an administrator can correct it.

Open the page and choose “This is me” for an artist or “I manage this venue” for a venue. You need a public link that proves the page is yours. Artist claims are immediate; venue requests are approved by staff.

From the dashboard, choose “Create event”. You need an artist or venue profile. You can save a draft, publish it, edit it or cancel it later.

It means OpenStage created the page from a real gig, but neither the artist nor the venue has claimed it yet. The page remains useful and can be claimed at any time.

In Dashboard → Saved. The list is tied to your account and starts with the most recently saved event.

Yes. Open an event page and choose “Report this event”. Reports are private: they go to the staff, not to a public review section. After three reports from different verified people, the event is paused while we check it.

Each pin is a real event. On a phone, one finger scrolls the page; use two fingers to move the map, or open the full-screen map. Approximate events show an area, not a made-up exact point.

The player is ready in the code but only appears when an OpenStage playlist is configured. We prefer no player to a player with fake content.

Account deletion is not available yet. Write to us from the contact form and we will handle the request manually while the self-service flow is being built.