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Use free for up to 100 audition registrations a year
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Pricing
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| Get Started | ||
| In-Person or Online-Submit | ||
| Group or Individual Entrants | ||
| Registration Form Builder | ||
| Signup Slots for Live Auditions | ||
| Setup Unlimited Categories per Audition | ||
| Customize Everything by Category | ||
| Registration Form Builder | ||
| Unlimited Rounds | ||
| HD Video Uploads | ||
| Record In-Snap (Timed, Sight Reading, Sight Reading Factory integration)* | ||
| Automatic Judging Anonymity | ||
| Rubric-Based Judging | ||
| Scoring Scheme Wizard | ||
| Results Audit | ||
| Feedback Auto-Delivered (including filled out rubrics & judge audio feedback) | ||
| Registration & Results Webpage | ||
| Results Audit | ||
| Collect Registration Fee from Entrants | ||
| Number Organization Admins | 1 | Unlimited |
| Number Judges | 1 | Unlimited |
| Audition Data & Upload Retention | 1 Month | 2 Years |
Standard Pricing
Organization Pays
No Video: $2/registration per round
With Video: $3/registration per round
With Video: $3/registration per round
Optional
Record-in-Snap: 50 Cents, Sight Reading Factory Integration 50 Cents per entrant per round.
Record-in-Snap: 50 Cents, Sight Reading Factory Integration 50 Cents per entrant per round.
Can I Pay by Invoice or P.O.?
The default way to pay is by adding funds via card. If you need to pay after an audition is complete contact us.
The default way to pay is by adding funds via card. If you need to pay after an audition is complete contact us.
Entrant Pays
Use Snap at no cost to your organization. Snap will charge the audition entrant $5 if your audition has a registration fee, and $5.50 if you do not (including unlimited rounds, Record-in-Snap & Sight Reading Factory).
If you add a registration fee for your audition Snap's fee will be combined so the entrant only has to pay one amount. This is possible though our integration with Sripe Payment Processor. Stripe will charge the entrant one amount and automatically deduct Snap's fee.
Running an audition with 500+ entrants?