Agents & managers
Run Connect in the browser. Invite your roster, import casting mail, and send requests without retyping the breakdown.
- Private inbound email for attached sides
- Gmail extension and bookmark import
- Roster invites and request status
Audition TrackerCONNECT
Agents import the brief with sides and links, then send it straight to actors in Audition Tracker.
3 months free · then from £24/month
Built for the real casting workflow — not another shared spreadsheet.
Forward to your private Connect address for sides PDFs every time, or use the Gmail extension / bookmark for a quick pull. Paste works too.
Connect fills project, role, instructions, upload links, and forms. Add or swap the PDF, then pick the actor from your roster.
Your actor gets the request in Audition Tracker — accept, decline, self-tape, or mark tape sent. You see the status update.
One product, two sides of the same request.
Run Connect in the browser. Invite your roster, import casting mail, and send requests without retyping the breakdown.
No separate Connect subscription. When your agency invites you, requests land in Audition Tracker → Toolkit → Connect.
Agency subscription. Actors use the free Connect path in the app when invited.
3 months free, then billed monthly
£288/year · 3 months free to start
Card charged only after the trial. Open Connect to subscribe.
Quick answers before you start a trial.
No. Connect is the agency web dashboard. Audition Tracker is the actor app on iPhone and iPad. Together they carry the request from casting email to actor.
Forward the casting email to your private Connect address (shown under Import after you sign in). That’s the reliable path for attachments. The Gmail extension is faster for breakdown text and links.
No. Actors need Audition Tracker. Your agency invite unlocks Connect requests in the app. The agency pays the Connect subscription.
Agents: connect.auditiontracker.co.uk. Actors: download Audition Tracker, then Toolkit → Connect with your invite code.
Start a free trial, invite your actors, and send the next brief without rebuilding it by hand.