Everything you've written,
and what it really runs
This is where a comic keeps their material: the premise under a bit, every wording you've tried, and how long the set actually runs when you say it out loud. Free forever, because writing was never the thing to charge for.
Writing is free forever. We charge the room, not the talent. Your material, your setlists, your gigs and your first room cost nothing — no cap, no card, no expiry.
- Airport security6:10
- Mum apologises to furniture5:35
- Dog park politics7:05
- Self-checkout5:50
Runs 24:40 of a 25 min spot
What you get, for nothing
- A vault for every bit — its premise, its script, and every alternate punchline you've tried.
- Every bit times itself from the words, and learns your real pace from the sets you time by hand.
- Build a set with real timing, then read the whole thing as a script on stage.
- Upload the set off your phone: what you said, where the room laughed, and what it really ran.
- Get invited and booked with the spot and the fee named on the invite, off a press kit that sells you to rooms you haven't played yet.
Also here: hand a single bit to a comic you trust for notes and nothing else in your vault goes with it, keep a diary of what you're booked on, and track what every gig actually paid, month by month and year over year.
What it costs
Everything you write is free, for good. Tape is $9 a month, and only if you want your recorded sets transcribed and measured.
Do you run a room as well?
Booking the bill and settling the door is the other half of Jocus — and your first room is free.
No card, and no trial to run out. Your vault, your setlists and your gigs are free for as long as you want them.