What the free version does, and what each paid tier unlocks.
New installs begin with a free 30-day trial of the full app. After that, Setcraft settles into the free version or a paid tier. Here is what each one does.
For your first 30 days you have the full app at Pro level: one artist profile, your whole library, full-length setlists, photo import (five scans a month), tech cue sheets, PRO reports, Bandsintown sync, and audio attachments with transition previews. No card, no account. Printed and exported sheets carry a light trial mark, and exporting a portable backup stays held back, until you buy a license. A clean, gig-ready sheet is what a license unlocks. Build real sets, take them to a real gig, and decide once you know.
When the trial ends without a purchase, Setcraft becomes the free version: a real, working app, not a dead end. Everything you built stays, and stays printable.
Pro is a one-time purchase. It unlocks one artist profile, fully:
Road Warrior is everything in Pro, with unlimited artist profiles instead of one. It is the tier for anyone running more than one act: a band, a side project, and a covers gig, each its own separate world.
Already on Pro and want more bands? Upgrade to Road Warrior from inside the app and pay only the difference. Your library carries straight over. See Activating your license.
The demo band ignores the free limits on purpose, so you can try the full experience before you spend a cent. Use it as your test bench, then come back and buy when you are convinced.
Setcraft is a Mac app for working musicians: build setlists, print them big enough to read from the kit, and keep every song your band plays in one place. Download it free for 30 days.