Booked shifts. Honest terms.
XLNT Events books servers, bartenders, and event staff into committed gatherings — rate, hours, and venue in writing.
Gig boards pay late and cancel later. You hold a Saturday for a maybe, and when the event dies quietly, your night dies with it.
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Events that are actually happening
You're booked into gatherings whose guests already committed and paid.
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Terms you can screenshot
Rate, hours, role, venue, contact — frozen at acceptance. No renegotiation at the door.
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A record that promotes you
Reviews from people who were actually there build a profile that books the next one at better rates.
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Build your profile once
Roles you work, certifications, radius, rates.
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Accept shifts with the math shown
Every offer states hours and take-home before you commit.
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Work events that run on rails
Run-of-show, contacts, and timing on the event page.
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Settle in one run
No invoicing, no chasing — reviewed and paid.
- Membership
- Free, forever
- Supplier fee
- 8%, published
- Ads & pay-to-rank
- Never
You receive $552
of $600, after the 8% supplier fee — shown before you accept, binding when you do.
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Gig apps auction your hoursXLNT casts you into a community's events — repeat hosts, repeat work.
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You hold a date for a maybeEvents launch on captured backing.
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Fees hide inside the rate8%, published — your net is the first number on the offer.
Free forever · your net always shown
Launching in Santa Clara County — Gilroy first. Membership is free forever. Attendees pay a visible 4% service fee; suppliers pay 8%, published.