Business Finder
Everything your studio needs is nearby. Find it on a map.
Drop a pin on your studio, choose how far you are willing to travel, and search for what you need — a DJ, a seamstress, a theatre, a physio. Save the good ones into a register and track every conversation from first call to signed.
The old way
Sourcing a supplier usually means an evening of searching, twelve browser tabs, and a phone note called "recital djs" that you cannot find in March. Next year you start over, because the shortlist you built lived in your head and the quote you liked was in a chat thread you have since scrolled past.
What you get
Book the recital: DJs, sound and lighting
Search your area for DJs, AV companies and sound engineers, save the plausible ones, and move each through quote requested, quote received and booked, so you can see at a glance who has come back to you and who needs chasing.
Costumes, seamstresses and dancewear
Find dancewear shops, tailors and costume makers within driving distance, keep their contact details and your notes on the same card, and reuse the same shortlist every season instead of rebuilding it.
Venues and theatres for the show
Search for theatres, halls and event spaces around you, then track each one through visited, quoted and booked, with capacity and your impressions written on the record while they are still fresh.
Photographers, videographers and print
Line up the people who shoot your recital and print your programs, keep last year's supplier next to this year's alternatives, and never lose the one who was good but expensive.
Partners for your students
Physios, sports-medicine clinics, chiropractors and nutritionists near the studio — the people you refer injured or serious students to. Keep the relationship warm and the details to hand.
Sponsors and cross-promotion
Find the cafes, sportswear shops and family businesses around your studio, approach them about sponsoring a show or swapping flyers, and track who said yes and when to ask again.
Know who you are competing with
Search the studios within a few miles, see how they are rated and how many reviews they have, and keep a note of what they teach. Their prices page is one click from the record, so you stop opening twelve tabs every September to work out where you sit.
Sell workshops to schools and companies
Search for schools, nurseries and offices in your area and work them as leads through new, contacted, proposal and won, so a corporate wellbeing or after-school programme becomes a pipeline rather than a good intention.
Why it helps your business
01
Your shortlist survives the season
Everyone you found and everything you learned lives on the record: the quote, the phone call, why you passed. Next year you open the project instead of starting the search again.
02
Nothing falls through the cracks
Every business sits in a named step, so you can see who owes you a quote and who is waiting on you, without keeping the whole thing in your head.
03
One message, written once, sent to all of them
Describe what you are after and the assistant drafts it - by email, or as a message you copy straight into Instagram or WhatsApp. Each one carries that business's own name and town, already filled in.
Ready when you are
Try business finder in your own studio.
Start free and set up in an afternoon. Bring your data when you are ready, cancel anytime, no exit fees.