Pricing
Six songs is enough to take WotGig to a rehearsal and find out whether it suits how you work. A gig is closer to 45. Paying removes the song cap, gives the workspace 25 GB in the cloud and keeps Follow on for the band.
You pay in the Android app, through Google Play. This website has no checkout and never charges you, and neither does the browser app. Google Play shows the price in your currency, with tax where it applies.
$0
No card. Nothing to cancel.
$2.50 / month
or $30 a year
What 25 GB holds
A library of stereo MP3s barely dents it. Eight-stem WAV packs fill it quickly. Set the format, the number of files per song and a typical length.
These are estimates from the bitrate. If you reach 25 GB, nothing is charged: delete, archive or compress some songs to make room.
Whose allowance
The allowance belongs to a workspace, not to each person in it. That keeps the maths simple for a band.
A subscription funds one workspace that you created. After subscribing on Android, you pick which one.
Everyone in that workspace, on every device, uses the same 25 GB of storage and 25 GB of monthly downloads. They don't need their own subscription.
Joining someone else's band library uses their allowance. It doesn't use your own workspace's allowance, and doesn't make theirs bigger.
If a month's downloads run out, new cloud downloads wait for the next month. Songs already on a device keep playing.
If you stop paying
Cancelling is done in the Play Store, under Payments & subscriptions. This is what happens after that.
Subscriber features continue until the end of the period you've already paid for.
Cloud audio stays available and Follow keeps working. This is the time to download or export anything you want to keep. The workspace owner must start any subscription-end recovery within these 60 days.
You choose which songs. If you don't, WotGig keeps the most recently played that fit. Other cloud files may be deleted. Titles, lyrics, chords and other details stay as placeholders. From then on, cloud downloads need a subscription, even for the six you kept.
Files on your own devices are never deleted remotely. You can still play and export them. If you subscribe again, deleted cloud files don't come back; you add them again.
Questions
The binding version is in the Terms of use.
No. Subscriptions are sold only through Google Play in the Android app. Once you've subscribed there, the same signed-in account is a subscriber in the browser app too, including on an iPad.
No. One subscription funds one workspace. Members use that workspace within the permissions the owner gives them, and share its storage and download allowance.
Cloud access and Follow end, and hosted files may be removed. Songs already on your devices stay in the library and still play. Subscribing later doesn't bring deleted cloud files back.
Nothing is charged and there are no overage fees. Make room by deleting, archiving or compressing songs. The monthly download allowance works the same way: it stops at the limit and resets at the start of the next UTC calendar month.
No. Archiving moves a song out of the way without deleting it, and archived songs don't count toward the six-song limit.
Google Play handles tax, invoices, refunds and "Manage subscription". If Google refunds or cancels a purchase, paid features end when that paid time ends.
No. WotGig isn't a streaming catalogue. You bring your own files, they stay in your workspace, and you're responsible for having the rights to what you upload. See Privacy.
Sign in at wotgig.app and add a few of the songs you'd play on Friday. The Android app is in a closed test on Google Play. Email us if you'd like to join it.
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