Bring the original rider.
Paste the equipment list, review exact catalog matches and enter venue quantities. Unmatched requirements stay in the brief for manual review.
FOR VENUES, PROMOTERS & EVENT TEAMSThe rider has a gap.
The rider has a gap.
Start there.
Work out what the venue provides, what the artist needs and what still needs a supplier’s confirmation.
Plan and request without an account. Availability is confirmed separately.
Give the setup a shape.
Arrange your selected equipment groups from left to right and print a setup sheet. Use it to discuss positioning, power and connections before sound check.
Send the details once.
Choose dates, venue area and handoff needs. BOOTH reviews the request and follows up to confirm models, quantities, logistics and pricing.
A good handoff starts before the gig.
Does a setup sheet confirm compatibility?
No. It is a planning sketch, not a wiring diagram or scale drawing. Confirm actual dimensions, load capacity, power, signal connections and working space with the venue and supplier.
What if the catalog doesn’t have the required model?
Keep its exact model and quantity in the event brief. BOOTH will review it manually. We do not substitute equipment or imply unlisted stock is available.
When is the equipment reserved?
Submitting a request or saving a setup does not reserve equipment. Confirm availability and agree the final inventory, handoff and terms directly before treating the event as booked.