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Start with GigGoblin Membership, then add Team, Tracking or Business only when you need them—without taking on a forced enterprise bundle.
Choose your packagesYour first 30 days are free
Required foundation
Jobs, equipment, availability, supplier Gear Lists and the essentials for one company.
The practical questions
Clear answers about what GigGoblin does, who it is for and how the first 30 days work.
GigGoblin is a platform for managing AV gigs, rental equipment and the business activity around them. It connects jobs, equipment, availability, suppliers, financial insights and branded company portals in one customisable workspace.
GigGoblin is designed for individuals, owner-operators and small AV rental or production businesses that need clear operational tools without the cost and complexity of a large enterprise platform.
Create your account and first company, choose the packages you want to explore, and use them for 30 days without entering a card. Your data stays in place if you need time to choose a paid package mix.
Yes. GigGoblin can flag allocation clashes when equipment is committed across jobs, helping you identify conflicts while planning.
Yes. You can maintain an equipment catalogue and track individual units, including scan IDs, test tags and maintenance information.
First 30 days free
Explore the packages for 30 days, with no card required to begin.
Start free for 30 daysYes. Availability curves and planning summaries help you understand upcoming demand and identify periods where equipment may be under pressure.
Yes. GigGoblin supports supplier records, inter-company partnerships and external hire workflows. Included with GigGoblin Membership, each supplier's equipment can be turned into its own PDF and sent in a professional, editable booking-request email directly from the job. Partners can continue using their shared portal, with an email copy available when a private supplier contact is linked.
No. GigGoblin uses modular packages so you can build a package mix around your current operation instead of automatically paying for tools you do not need.
