Enterprise Entertainment Procurement, Built for Corporate Teams

The Problem With Traditional Entertainment Agencies for Corporate Procurement

Traditional entertainment agencies charge clients commission on top of the performer's fee — but this markup is rarely disclosed. A performer quoted at £500 may appear on a client invoice as £800 with no itemisation of what the difference covers. For corporate procurement teams operating under vendor transparency requirements, this model is increasingly incompatible with internal spend governance standards.

AnyGig removes the agency layer entirely. Corporate clients see the performer's actual fee, pay a single transparent 5% platform fee, and receive full documentation for every booking — contracts, compliance certificates, and payment records — in one auditable dashboard.

Compliance Documentation on Every Booking

AnyGig generates the following compliance documentation automatically on every corporate booking, with no manual requests required:

• Automated digital contract with performance terms, cancellation schedule, and payment conditions
• IR35 Status Determination Statement (SDS) for every self-employed performer
• Public Liability Insurance (PLI) certificate — minimum £1m cover verified on all performers
• DBS check verification for performers working with children or vulnerable adults
• Identity verification documentation
• direct payments record — confirming Direct payment details recorded

All documentation is stored in the booking dashboard and available for audit at any time. This makes AnyGig compatible with enterprise vendor management systems and corporate spend governance requirements.

How AnyGig's Fee Model Compares to Traditional Agencies

A traditional entertainment agency invoices the corporate client more than it pays the performer, retaining the difference as commission. The performer receives only their agreed fee. The agency provides coordination but no legal contract framework, no payment records, and no automatic compliance documentation.

On AnyGig, a performer quoted at £500 receives £500. The corporate client pays £525 — a 5% platform fee. The booking includes an automatic contract, direct payments, PLI verification, IR35 SDS, and full audit documentation. The total saving versus a typical agency booking is £125–£275 per performer, with significantly stronger compliance infrastructure.

Multi-Event Management for Corporate Teams

AnyGig's corporate dashboard allows procurement teams and event agencies to manage multiple bookings simultaneously — tracking contract status, payment stage, compliance documentation, and performer communications across all active events in a single view. There is no per-seat licence fee and no minimum spend requirement. The 5% service fee applies only to confirmed bookings.

Which Corporate Teams Use AnyGig

AnyGig is used by brand experiential teams at large consumer brands, corporate event agencies managing multiple client accounts, venue groups sourcing resident performers across multiple sites, pharmaceutical and financial services companies booking compliant entertainment for client events, and public sector organisations requiring audit-ready entertainment procurement documentation.