I've got a friend that works as an audio producer at a recording studio here, and I've sent the link off to him. I'm not sure, but I think they have an on-site

I've got a friend that works as an audio producer at a recording studio here, and I've sent the link off to him. I'm not sure, but I think they have an on-site system they use, but it may be something like MS Exchange, I really hadn't thought of it as much of an issue because they have staff who are responsible for the billing aspects of studio time, including studio use and then any engineers/producers associated with the use. Since it's a billed product, I imagine actual use tracking rather than just scheduling would play a key part. I think your biggest hurdle will be that you need the head/ownder of the studio/facility to decide to use and roll out the product. I'd either find out where all the engineers hang out online and market directly there (ie, drive the bottom up recommendations for change) or go the bold route. You want to make studio's lives' easier. So do a search for the studios in your area, pick up the phone and keep working away until you get to someone with purchase authority. Then arrange a demo/sales pitch. I think your price ranges fit well for the small-medium sized studios, and if they're tracking the scheduling of 8 rooms, it's probably done in Excel and they aren't even thinking of looking.