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Limey or GigTag: which QR code belongs on your stand?
A band at a gig needs the audience to reach it quickly: to ask for a song, find the next date or enquire about a booking while the music is still playing. GigTag gives you one printed code on the mic stand with that page already built. Limey, which you may have been comparing, is a general kit for sites, links and QR codes.
- No app for your audience
- Free to start
- One code that never changes
Why GigTag
GigTag or Limey for the stand: the case for GigTag
Limey gives you the parts to build almost any page. GigTag gives a live act the finished thing: a tag for the stand and a page with a request queue, gigs and residencies, a booking form and invoices. You spend your time on the set, not on assembling blocks.
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Nothing to build before the gig
GigTag's page already has a place for your gigs, residencies, song list, links and booking form. You enter your details from the website or the GigTag app and you are ready. Limey is a builder, made for people who want to compose their own site from templates and blocks.
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A live queue for requests
On Pro, song requests arrive in a queue on your phone as they are made, so you can act on one in the next number. Limey's forms are built for collecting leads to review and export. A request at a gig is only good for a few minutes, and the queue is designed for that.
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The enquiry and the invoice together
A booking enquiry from your page lands in your GigTag account, and on Pro you can answer it with an invoice in your own design that the client pays online. GigTag takes no commission on the booking. The enquiry and the invoice sit in the same account, on the website or in the app.
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Made for a whole room
A business card passes your details to one person at a time, which is what Limey's NFC cards are for. A GigTag tag hangs on the mic stand all night, and everyone in the room can scan it from where they sit. It opens in the browser, with no app and no account.
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Whole bands on one account
Band members can join the band on GigTag. On Pro, one account can hold more than one act, so a function band and its acoustic duo need no second login. The free plan covers one act, with its tag design, page, gigs and booking form.
In short
Limey and GigTag, in four lines
- Limey is a general platform for sites, link pages, QR codes, forms and NFC business cards.
- GigTag's gig page comes ready made: song list, gigs, residencies, links and a booking form.
- Requests reach a live queue on your phone, and booking enquiries can become invoices paid online.
- For the code on your mic stand choose GigTag, and use Limey for a website or business card.
Side by side
GigTag vs Limey, topic by topic
What you carry
One tag on the stand for the whole room
A small tag in your own design for the mic stand, carrying one permanent QR code. Print it yourself or order it printed.
LimeyIts site sells NFC business cards with a QR code on the back, which open your contact details in a browser when tapped or scanned.
Building the page
A gig page that is already laid out
The page is already laid out for a live act. You fill in your links, gigs, residencies and song list from the website or the GigTag app.
LimeyYou start from a template or a blank canvas and add blocks such as links, forms and a support section, then publish.
Taking an enquiry
Booking form on every page, no commission
A booking enquiry form is part of every page, including on the free plan. Enquiries come into your account, ready to answer.
LimeyForm blocks collect whatever fields you choose. Its site describes email notifications, a submissions view, export to CSV and webhooks to other apps.
When details change
A permanent code that survives a rename
The code never changes. You edit the page behind it, and renaming the act does not break the tag or old links.
LimeyIts site says dynamic QR destinations can be updated without reprinting, and a business card stays the same when you change your details.
Support from your audience
Tips with 0% taken
Fans can tip by card or Apple Pay into your own Ziina account in the UAE, or your own Stripe account elsewhere, and GigTag takes 0%.
LimeyA Buy Me a Gift block lets you choose an emoji and set an amount, so your audience has a simple way to show appreciation.
The quick view
| GigTag | Limey | |
|---|---|---|
| A QR code your audience scans | Yes, one that never changes | Yes |
| Song requests from the crowd | Yes, on Pro | – |
| Tips by card or Apple Pay | Yes, on Pro, into your own Ziina or Stripe. GigTag takes 0% | – |
| Booking enquiries | Yes, on the free plan | Yes |
| Your gigs and weekly residencies | Yes, on the free plan | – |
| Invoices for bookings | Yes, on Pro | – |
| A printed tag for your mic stand | Yes, in your own design | – |
| Works without an app for the audience | Yes, it opens in the browser | – |
A dash means we did not confirm it for Limey, not that it is missing: see what Limey offers above, or ask on its site.
Limey or GigTag
Where GigTag is different from Limey
A page already shaped for gigs
With Limey you assemble a page from blocks: links here, a form there. GigTag arrives already shaped for a live act. The page has a place for your next gig and your weekly residencies, a song list fans can request from, your socials and music links, and a booking enquiry form. You fill it in from the website or the GigTag app, and it is ready for tonight.
Requests land while you play
A form collects a submission for you to read. A request at a gig has to reach you mid set. On GigTag Pro, a fan picks a song from your list, or asks for anything if you have opened requests, and it joins a live queue on your phone. You glance down between songs and see what is waiting. It is designed for the few seconds you have before the next count in.
Enquiry and invoice in one place
Limey's forms can collect a booking enquiry and pass it on to other apps. GigTag keeps the next steps under one roof. Enquiries from your page arrive in your account, and when a date is agreed you can raise an invoice in your own design that the client pays online. Invoices are part of Pro. The enquiry form is on the free plan.
A night with GigTag
A function band at a corporate dinner
You are a six-piece booked for a company's annual dinner in a hotel ballroom. The room is full of people who organise events for a living, or know someone who does. Your tag is on the mic stand, in the design you made to match the band's look. Between courses, guests scan it from their tables. The page opens in the browser, with nothing to install, and shows your act, your links, your next public date and a booking enquiry form. One guest saves the date.
When the dancing starts, requests arrive from your song list and queue on a phone at the side of the stage. Your bandleader checks it between numbers. This is Pro at work. By the end of the night there are enquiries in your account from people who watched the whole set. The following week you agree a date with one of them and send an invoice in your own design, which they pay online. The tag goes back in the case for next time.
About Limey
What is Limey?
Limey describes itself as one platform for your site, your links, your QR codes and your digital business cards. It is a general tool: its site talks to creators, bloggers and makers. To build a site you pick a template or start from a blank canvas, publish to a limey.io address or your own domain, and follow visits and scans from one dashboard.
In use it is a kit of parts. The QR generator takes your logo and colours, and lets you change where a code points without reprinting it. Form blocks collect sign-ups and enquiries, send you an email alert and export to a spreadsheet. A support block lets your audience send you a gift. It also sells NFC business cards that share your contact details with a tap or a scan.
- Where
- Worldwide
- Website
- limey.io
How Limey works
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Claim your address. You sign up and claim a limey.io address for your site. Its home page puts this step first: choose the name, then start building the page behind it.
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Build from a template. You choose a template or a blank canvas and add blocks: links, forms, a support section, photos. You can publish to the limey.io address or connect your own domain.
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Make a QR code. In the QR generator you enter a link, a Limey page or a vCard, upload your logo, set your colours and download the code as an image ready to print.
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Track and adjust. Scans, visits and form submissions show in your dashboard. A dynamic code can be pointed at a new destination later, so anything already printed carries on working.
Who Limey is for
Creators and makers online. Its home page addresses creators, bloggers and makers who want a fast site or a link-in-bio page without hiring a designer. Its list of solutions includes bio sites and landing pages for exactly that kind of use.
Collecting leads. Its forms and lead generation pages are for anyone who needs to gather details: sign-ups, enquiries, file uploads. Submissions arrive with an email alert, can be exported, and can be sent on to other apps through webhooks.
Networking in person. Its NFC business cards are aimed at people who hand over contact details face to face. A tap or a scan opens a digital card in the other person's browser, and the details can be saved to their phone contacts.
The verdict
GigTag or Limey: which should you choose?
The bottom line
If you are a band choosing a code for the stand, choose GigTag. The main reason is that the gig page comes ready, with live requests, dates, a booking form and invoices, so nothing has to be designed or wired together. Limey is still the better pick for anyone who wants to build a website on their own domain or carry an NFC business card, and a band can sensibly use it for those alongside GigTag.
They can share a gig bag. A Limey NFC card is a neat way to hand your contact details to a venue manager or a wedding planner. The GigTag tag stays on the mic stand for the audience. If you already run a Limey site, add your GigTag page to it as a link, and add the site to the links on your GigTag page.
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Use Limey for your site
Keep Limey for the things it is built for: your website or link page, your short links and the business card you hand to planners and venue managers.
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Use GigTag for the audience
Set up your act on GigTag and hang the tag on the mic stand at each gig, so guests can request songs, see your dates and enquire.
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Point them at each other
List your GigTag page among the links on your Limey site, and add the site to your GigTag page. A client who finds one can reach the other.
Choose GigTag if
You want a page that is already set up for a live act, with requests, gigs, residencies and bookings behind one printed code.
Start freeLimey may still suit you if
You want links, QR codes and a digital business card for general use, and you are happy to build the page yourself.
GigTag FreeYour page, your tag design, every gig and residency, a booking form. One act.
GigTag ProSong requests, tips, invoices, more than one act. AED 30, £11.99 or $15.99 a month.
GigTag Printed tagFrom AED 100 in the UAE, £24.99 in the UK or €28.99 in the EU, delivered free, with a large size for more; $32.99 elsewhere, plus postage from the UK. Or print your own, anywhere, for free.
Is GigTag or Limey the right QR code for a band's mic stand?
GigTag, if the code is for the audience at your gigs. It is made for exactly that spot: a tag you design, one permanent code, and a page with your next gig, a booking enquiry form and, on Pro, song requests in a live queue. Limey's QR codes are general purpose, for pointing at any link you choose.
Why choose GigTag when Limey can make QR codes and forms?
Because a gig needs more than a code and a form, and GigTag has the rest in place: a song list for requests on Pro, gigs and weekly residencies fans can save, invoices clients pay online, and band members on one act. It is a finished tool for one job. Limey is a kit for many jobs, which suits other needs.
Can I use a Limey QR code for song requests?
Limey's site describes QR codes that point to any link and forms that collect submissions, so you could point a code at a form. GigTag has them built in on Pro: fans choose from your song list and requests appear in a live queue during the set.
What is the difference between a Limey business card and a GigTag tag?
A Limey card, as its site describes it, shares your contact details by NFC tap or QR scan, one person at a time. A GigTag tag sits on your mic stand for a whole room to scan. It opens your act's page in the browser, with your next gig, your links and a booking enquiry form.
Do Limey and GigTag codes need reprinting when things change?
Limey's site says its dynamic QR codes can be pointed somewhere new without reprinting. A GigTag code does not need reprinting either: it never changes, you edit the page behind it, and if you rename the act the old links still work. Either way, what you have printed keeps working.
Is GigTag a website builder like Limey?
No. GigTag is not a website builder and does not give you a custom domain. It gives a live act one page for the gig and one QR code to reach it. If you need a full website, a builder such as Limey does that job, and your site and your GigTag page can link to each other.
What is printed on a GigTag tag?
Your own design and one QR code. You make the design on GigTag and get a print file, both on the free plan. The code is permanent: it always opens your act's page, and it keeps working if you rename the act. One tag will do for every gig you play.
Can I send an invoice after a booking comes in through GigTag?
Yes, on Pro. When a booking enquiry from your page turns into a job, you can create an invoice in your own design and send it to the client, who pays online. Enquiries and invoices are managed from the website or the GigTag app, alongside your gigs and your request queue.
Could I build a gig page on Limey myself?
You could put together a page with links and a form, since Limey's site describes blocks for both and a QR generator to reach them. GigTag saves the building: the gig dates, residencies, song list, request queue and booking form are already there. Which is right depends on how much you want to assemble yourself.
Does GigTag work for a band with several members?
Yes. Band members can join the band on GigTag, so the whole line-up is attached to the act. On Pro you can also keep more than one act on one account, for example a full function band and a smaller acoustic line-up drawn from the same players.
Looking for Limey itself?
This page is GigTag's. Limey's sign-in, prices, reviews and support are on its own site.
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