Artist page template
Before you know whether you are "a DJ page" or "a band page", you need a page. Base is that one: the template that does not make you decide anything yet.
It is the only one of the five not built around a role. The other four make a decision for you — Cabina compresses, Créditos drops the cover, Sala opens up, Dossier lightens the background — and that decision is good once you know what you need. Before that, an opinionated template is an obstacle: it makes you pick a direction before you have the content to justify it.
Base has no opinion about which blocks belong. It starts empty and you add what you have: links, a Spotify embed, a gallery, a form. Space Grotesk for headings and Inter for body, normal density, 12-pixel corners, a round avatar and a 120-tall cover. The column runs to 64rem, the most generous of the five. It is available with all five palettes, which no other template does.
Switching templates breaks nothing
This is why starting here is not a decision you pay for later. A template changes how the page looks: typography, density, header shape, how images are treated. It does not change what is on the page. Your blocks, your text, your links and your photos are the same before and after: change the template and the same things look different. You can try all five in a minute and keep whichever works.
When it is worth moving
- If what you share most is a set and a date, Cabina compresses all of it into one screen.
- If you have a discography and want it read as a list, Créditos drops the cover and puts releases first.
- If your photographs are the asset, Sala shows them full width and unfiltered.
- If your page gets opened by someone evaluating you, Dossier reads as a document.
Is it actually free?
Yes. The Base template is on the free plan, with no time limit and no card. The free plan includes one page, five blocks, five social links and basic analytics. Paid plans add more blocks and more templates; they do not unlock the page itself.
How long does it take to set up?
Onboarding is four steps — name, username, category and a photo, which is optional — and you come out of it with the page created. Adding your first blocks takes a few minutes more. The link works from the moment you publish.
Can the page be in two languages?
Yes. Every text block can carry a Spanish and an English version, and the page shows in the visitor language with a fallback to yours. Useful when promoters write to you from abroad.
What if I want to leave later?
You can export your data and delete the account from settings without writing to anyone. Emails collected with the list block export as CSV. The page stops existing and the link stops working.