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Get hired as a corporate magician.

How working magicians position themselves for corporate trade shows, conferences, and private events — the agencies, platforms, fee benchmarks, and trade-show specific marketing tools that actually book paying gigs.

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Corporate magic — trade shows, sales kickoffs, hospitality suites, awards dinners — pays multiples of what restaurant and party work pays, and the buyers are very different. Event planners and marketing teams hire on professionalism, polish, and a clean track record, not on tricks.

This page collects the corporate-focused agencies, trade show platforms, rate benchmarks, and one-sheet/EPK tools working corporate magicians use to win those bookings. Everything is tuned for adult corporate audiences — not kids' parties, not bar magic.

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2 courses · 11 tools · 4 templates · 1 agency

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COLDD Contact

Follow-up CRM purpose-built for entertainers.

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Social Director

Social media management built for performers, not influencers.

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Index Flinger

Push your website pages into Google's index faster.

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LeaderPass

Record and host professional promo videos without a studio.

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Giggly

Real-time availability + a sharable one-sheet for buyers.

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ScheddyMe

Integrated reminder system that calls and texts you so you never miss an important event on your calendar.

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Online Rider Generator

Professional technical and hospitality riders in minutes.

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Online Stage Plot Generator

Drag-and-drop stage plots that crews actually understand.

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Altus Entertainment

Full-service booking agency for corporate, private, and headline events.

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The Bash

Self-serve marketplace where event planners search and book entertainers directly. Listing fees apply.

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GigSalad

Marketplace for performers, speakers, and event services. Membership/listing fees apply.

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FAQ

Questions for magicians ask

How much does a corporate magician charge?
Working corporate magicians typically book $1,500–$5,000 for a 1–2 hour trade show or reception set, and $3,500–$10,000+ for a stage show at a conference or awards dinner. Major-brand names and trade-show specialists clear well above that.
What does a corporate event planner want to see?
A clean one-sheet EPK with logos of past corporate clients, a 60–90 second reel from real corporate audiences (not bar or restaurant footage), a clear price range, and proof of liability insurance.
Trade show magic vs. stage magic — which pays better?
Trade show (close-up / walk-around) is steadier daily work and often books multi-day at $1,500–$3,000/day. Stage shows pay more per gig but are less frequent. Most full-time corporate magicians do both.
Do I need an agent to book corporate magic?
Helpful but not required. Direct outreach to event planners and trade show exhibitors, plus listings on the right platforms, is how most corporate magicians get started. Agents become more valuable once you're a known quantity.