Your site looks like you. We keep it full.
ComicTable is the engine behind comedians' websites. One dashboard runs the busywork: dates and ticket links, new episodes and uploads, fans, forums and a blog. Use it with a template, a site designed for you, or the site you already have.
The problem
Link in bio is not a website.
Comics are running a small business out of their notes app. Keeping fans up to date shouldn't eat a weeknight.
Instagram, the club's site, a Linktree, a Google Doc, the group chat. Nobody's sure which is current.
Three shows a weekend means three ticket links, and they're never named anything useful.
An app decides who sees your post about Thursday. Your fans should hear from you directly.
Get started
Three ways onto ComicTable.
Same engine and same dashboard, whichever you pick. You can move from one to another later without losing a thing.
Start from a template
Pick a design, add your name, photo and colors, and connect your podcast. You're live the same day, on your own web address.
Get one designed for you
We build your front end with you, from scratch. A 90s cantina with a chicken, or clean and minimal. Nobody else's site looks like it.
Plug it into the site you have
On Squarespace, Wix, WordPress or something custom? Paste a snippet, and your shows, fan sign-up and episodes stay up to date from the dashboard.
<div data-comictable="shows"></div>
<script src="https://comictable.com/embed.js"
data-site="your-name"></script>What it runs
The boring parts, handled.
Every site on ComicTable gets the same engine. Turn on what you need.
Shows
Pick the club, tap the dates, paste the ticket links. Showtimes fill in from that club's usual times.
Show finder
Point it at a tour page, a club calendar or a ticket site. It checks every hour and brings back new dates.
Podcast and YouTube
Connect once. New episodes and uploads land on the site with descriptions and links, every hour.
Fan list
Fans sign up with their city. When you book a show, you see exactly who lives near it.
Forum and chat
An old-school message board and a live chat room on your own site. You pin, lock and ban.
Blog
Road stories, bits that didn't make the set, what's coming up. Drafts stay private until you publish.
Comics, not just sites
One comic. Every site they're on.
Tristan co-hosts two podcasts and could have his own site. On ComicTable he's one person with one profile and one calendar. He adds a date once, and every site has it. He logs in once and sees everything he's part of.
Yours, not ours
Your name on the door.
ComicTable runs in the background. Your fans see you.
yourname.com, not a profile page on someone else's app.
A template to start, your own design whenever you want it.
We don't sell tickets, so we never get between you and the club.
Your fan list, your forum, your rules. Download the list anytime.
Running on ComicTable
See it live.
Want your site on ComicTable?
Tell us who you are and which way sounds right. We'll get back to you.