A link in bio built for DJs
Most link-in-bio tools are built for creators selling products. A DJ page has a different job: it has to work for a fan looking for a set and for a promoter deciding whether to book you, on the same URL.
What belongs on a DJ page
- Your latest set or release — playing immediately, no login.
- Where you play next — venue, city, date and a ticket link.
- Your press kit — bio, photos, play history and contacts, in one shareable link.
- Your technical rider — so a venue knows what you need before the conversation starts.
- The socials that matter — not all thirteen of them; the ones you actually maintain.
The order matters more than the contents. Whatever is at the top is what most people will act on, and that changes depending on whether you are promoting a release or filling a date.
The booker is not a fan
A fan wants to listen. A promoter wants to know whether you are a working artist and what you cost them technically. Those are different questions, and a page of buttons only answers the first — which is the whole difference.
The practical version: if a promoter has to email you asking for photos, a bio, or a rider, your page did not do its job.
What StageLink gives you
- A public page at stagelink.art/yourname, with music and video embeds, links, releases and dates.
- A press kit with a print view, included on the free plan.
- A technical rider built from a catalogue of real equipment.
- Analytics that exclude your own visits, so the numbers mean something.
- English and Spanish versions of the page from the Pro plan.
What it costs
The free plan covers a public page, the press kit, the rider, five social links and five blocks, with no card required. Paid plans raise those limits and add merch, connected YouTube figures and branding removal.
Do I need a website as well?
Usually not. A website makes sense when you are selling something complex or building an editorial presence. For playing shows and releasing music, one maintained page does the work of a site you would update twice a year.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Pages live at stagelink.art/yourname. If a custom domain is a requirement for you, that is worth knowing before you move.
Will my dates show up in search?
They are published as event structured data, which is the format search engines read to show events directly. Whether any given show is surfaced is up to the search engine, but the data is there in the right shape.
No credit card required.