Production finance that removes the friction — so you can focus on what matters. Every change tracked. Every version saved. When someone asks "what changed?" you show them, instantly.
Every change recorded, every version saved.
Share budgets without email confusion.
Edit where you click.
Catch errors before clients do.
Right people, right data.
Your data, your way.
You got into this business to build something unforgettable — a show, a launch, a moment people talk about for years. But somewhere along the way, the finance side of production became the thing that eats your evenings and kills your creative flow.
You know the moment. You're in a client meeting. The Head of Finance questions a line item. You open your budget file — the one you've been editing for weeks — and the number they're asking about has changed three times since the last version they saw.
You scramble to explain. "Let me pull up the previous version..." But which version? The one from last Tuesday? The one you sent on Friday? The one with the revised catering estimate?
That's when you lose credibility.
Not because the numbers are wrong,
but because you can't instantly prove they're right.
This happens everywhere. An industry advisor recently walked into a 150-person agency managing an $8 million budget — and found them pulling the wrong subtotals. Scale doesn't fix spreadsheet chaos. Systems do.
Every change is recorded. Every version is saved with a timestamp and description. When someone asks "what changed?" you don't scramble through file names — you open the comparison view and show them exactly what shifted, when, and why. And then you move on, because the numbers aren't your problem anymore. They're Piper's.
Less time defending numbers. More time making the show.
The Piper Interface
Scroll to explore the full interface — hierarchical structure with inline editing and version control
The difference between scrambling and confidence is knowing exactly what changed, when, and why.
We're producers who lived this problem. Every feature exists because we needed it on a real show. Every workflow was tested in the field, under pressure, with real client calls and real deadlines.
Version control exists because we were asked "what changed since Tuesday?" in a meeting.
Client portals exist because emailing PDFs created more confusion than clarity.
Inline editing exists because modal windows break producer flow.
AI review exists because no one catches duplicate vendor charges at 2am before a client presentation.
This isn't software designed by people imagining what producers need. It's software built by people who know — because we've been there.
Founder & CEO
Ethan Rosch brings over two decades of experience in large-scale event production, having served as Production Director, Project Manager, and Managing Director on some of the most ambitious live experiences in the world. Known for a talent for pulling off complex events with impossible timelines, Ethan has orchestrated everything from fashion shows in Grand Central Station to high-level diplomatic summits on the 89th floor of One World Trade Center while still under construction.
In live events, the "sight line" is everything you can see from a specific vantage point. It's about perspective and clarity. Piper gives you the financial sight line into your productions: clear visibility into where every dollar is going, from the big picture down to the smallest line item.
We'll walk you through Piper with your own budget data.
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