Merchandise · the catalogue
Merch and band history, written by real people.
Every official piece your band ever made, in one record — written by the fans who buy, hold and trade it, and ruled by you. Claim your channel and it is yours.
Sneak peek · illustrative · mock artist
What is in the record
Official and licensed. Nothing else.
What was made, when, how many, what it looked like — and where each one went.
The record · the band rules it
A piece
Its whole life, on one screen.
What it sold for, what it trades for now, how many are out there, and who holds one.
A piece · its history
Who writes it
The fans who buy it. The band rules it.
Every piece bought, held and traded on Couch Tour writes its own history. Members fill in what was made, when and how many; we keep the schema and merge the duplicates.
Your business · your data
Your money moves on your own rails. The data comes back to you.
You run the retail business. We run the door. Sales go through Stripe Connect straight into your own account — we are never in the middle of the money. What comes back to you is the part nobody else can hand you: what sold, what they could not get, and what it trades for now.
The sale
Straight into your Stripe account.
A direct charge on your own account: your money, your refunds, your tax, your payout schedule. Our 10% is a platform fee on a sale we sent you, and we never hold a balance.
The demand
What they could not get.
How fast the night sold out, how many entered the draw and lost, how many are sitting on a piece you have not reprinted. No merch vendor can tell you that.
The market
What it is worth now.
Every resale and trade writes the record, so you price the next run on what the last one trades for — and you know which piece to make again.
For the band
Your very own Merch Database, curated by us.
Protection here is construction, not a promise. And no resale royalty — what a fan resells is the fan’s.
The chip
Only the real thing wears it.
A listing matched to a piece in the record carries the chip. Nothing else on Couch Tour can.
The takedown
One request, and it leaves.
If a piece is not yours, say so. It comes out of the record and off the market, and the provenance shows what happened.
Licensing
The path, not the fight.
A vendor asks, you set the royalty on that piece and sign, and the terms sit on the record. We take 10% from the vendor — never out of your share.
Your catalogue is already being written. Claim it.
The channel is free and the record is free. Claim it and the catalogue is yours to rule — approve what is real, merge what is doubled, take down what is not yours — with your business and your data on your side of the line.