Vibo does part of it. Cue does the whole night.
A music-planning app built for DJs. The couple picks songs for each moment, imports from Spotify, and the DJ gets a timeline with the music attached. It is good at exactly that.
Where it stops.
Everywhere outside the playlist. No pipeline, no proposals, no contracts, no payments, no inbox, no automations. Nothing live on the night: no run of show on a lock screen, no drift, no planner calling cues, no vendors. Vibo plans the music and hands you a PDF.
What you keep, and what you gain.
- The couple's app with Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube imports
- Guest song picks with hearts for open dancing
- Then the business side, the inbox, and the night, which Vibo does not have
Vibo fully covers 1 of these 13 rows and part of 4, as it sells itself today. Cue covers all 13, for one price.
Swipe the table.
| What you need | Cue | Vibo |
|---|---|---|
| Leads from chat, form, and booking links | · | |
| Proposal, contract, and deposit in one link | · | |
| Autopay, schedules, receipts, late fees | · | |
| Planning with the couple in a conversation | Partial | |
| Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube imports | Partial | |
| A couple's app, not a portal | ||
| Guest song picks with votes | Partial | |
| Live run of show on the lock screen | · | |
| Ceremony cues called from the planner's phone | · | |
| Vendors on the same night | · | |
| Chat and email in one thread with replies | · | |
| Automations with quiet hours | · | |
| One plan, everything included | Partial |
As Vibo sells itself today. Partial means they do part of the row. If we got a row wrong, tell us and we will fix it.
Vibo does the planning half of what Cue does, so a DJ on Vibo still pays for a CRM and still runs the night on a clipboard. Cue is the whole arc for one price.
$149 a month, everything in it. The first 100 accounts keep that price for life. 30 days, full refund, no questions.