BookLiveReviews of booklive.com

Despite doing a consultation first, Jared is just a high pressure sales person and knew we weren’t a good match. We had more music experience than him, more degrees, more marketing experience and our website already outranked his own personal performance sites. Yet he did not do the ethical thing and tell us we were already better than him, he pitched his pitch which was lies. Even his own “JaredGpt” part of the gimmick told us we shouldn’t have been duped, and he owed us a refund and an apology. His own software said we were smarter and better than him, and that he owed us a refund and could learn from us!!! He gave us a partial refund and now I’m being constantly spammed by his ridiculous excuse for a company. Don’t fall for his tricks. When you listen carefully even his pitches are fake. He gives different versions in interviews and pitches as to how the company came to be- who was it, him or his wife? His idea or hers? Which one created it and which one runs it because it’s different versions floating out there 🙄 Definitely not worth the time or the money.

If you've been gigging for more than 6 months, there's nothing helpful here. I was under the impression that there were venue contacts, etc. It's just very basic advice on how to organize and look for venues. Not worth $4, let alone $40.

I responded to an instagram ad from BookLive about their "Gig Vault". I've used services like this in the past and they don't usually turn out to be anything they promise. But I'm always open to one day someone proving me wrong. BookLive was NOT that company. First after inputting my credit card information, their website said I'd receive a login email. I did not. Then I tried "resetting my password" numerous times in order to maybe generate one. This also did not work. Promptly I did receive another email from them about something I "left behind" in my order. But still no login information. I responded back to that email advising that I still had not received a login email and that a link in their email led to a 404 error website. I also informed them that I had no way to cancel my subscription because I didn't have a login. The founder Jared responded with login information from a different email than the one I signed up with and a new password. This login information also didn't work at all. I responded back again informing him of this and letting him know I was uncomfortable with his company having my payment information but not providing any of the services they advertised. I used this other email address to try resetting my password and was finally able to login. Upon logging in the website informed me that the "Gig Vault" that was advertised and was the reason I gave this company a shot in the first place, was behind a paywall and that you needed to have a "pro" account in order to use it. It was in fact not included in the 30 day trial that the advertisement and the website claimed. I sent another email asking to have my account completely deleted from their system as I had no use for it if they weren't going to provide the things that were advertised. If you thought this company was a "cancel with no questions asked" type place, you would be wrong. Instead of honoring my cancellation request, Jared, the founder, then called me on the phone to discuss. I let him know numerous times that I would like to cancel and that his system wasn't for me. He then tried to give me quotes from his college professors and asked that I give his company a chance. I informed him that I had given them numerous chances at this point, siting our numerous emails and the various errors in the process already, but he wouldn't take no for an answer. I had to ask for cancellation numerous times in order for him to finally grant that request. Now we'll see if my account was actually cancelled or not.