Backstage paperwork

Tell us about the act. We write the rider.

One paragraph in, one page out — stage plot, input list and monitor mixes, in English and German.

Build the rider

Free to build and preview. Unlock the act when you are ready.

Line illustration of a coiled XLR cable and a mic stand clamp

Not a blank stage

Other rider tools hand you a blank canvas and an icon library, then expect you to know load-in conventions already.

Coiled Clamp reads one paragraph about your band and writes the rider itself — channel numbering, DI before mic, monitor mixes, already right.

Blueprint-style top-down stage plot diagram

What comes back

One page, in English and German, with the four things a FOH engineer actually needs before load-in.

Stage plot

Top-down positions, labelled, ready for load-in.

Input list

Numbered channels, matching the plot, DI before mic.

Band brings, house provides

The gear split, stated plainly, no guessing at load-in.

Monitor mixes

Per position, numbered, no more than the desk can send.

€19, once

Build the rider free and see it on screen. Unlock the act once, and it is yours for every show after this one.

No plan, no subscription. One act, one payment, forever.

Build the rider
Blueprint-style numbered input list diagram

For the booker too

Bookers and FOH engineers request riders for every act on the calendar and mostly get unreadable attachments back.

A request link brings the act to Coiled Clamp instead, and every rider that comes back reads the same way.

Describe the act. We take it from there.

Build the rider