A page that changes as often as your calendar
A DJ's most valuable link is dated: next Saturday's ticket link is worth everything this week and nothing next week. That is a different problem from a static portfolio.
What a DJ's page holds
Next dates with ticket links
The top of the page, and the part that turns over weekly. Each date its own link so you can see which show sells.
Latest mix
SoundCloud, Mixcloud or YouTube — whichever one your audience actually opens.
Booking contact
A form with a date field, not a DM. Promoters who cannot find how to book you will book someone else.
Press kit
Bio, photos, tech rider in one link. The thing every promoter asks for and every DJ hunts through their files to send.
For a calendar, not a portfolio
Scheduled links retire themselves
Set a gig link to disappear the day after the show. The page stops advertising an event that already happened without you touching it. Free on Bioflow.
One link on every flyer
Print it once. What it points at changes every week. Download the QR free, no watermark.
See which promoter drives clicks
Give each show its own short link and you learn which promoter's audience actually turns up.
Press kit always current
Update the file once instead of emailing a new version to every promoter who asks.
Frequently asked questions
How do I stop old gig dates cluttering the page?
Schedule them. Set an end date when you add the link and it removes itself the day after the show — otherwise the page slowly fills with events that already happened.
Should the mix or the dates go first?
Dates, if you have any. A mix is discovery; a ticket link is revenue, and the person who came from a flyer is looking for the second one.
Is it free?
Yes, including link scheduling — which most competitors charge for. 10 links, 6 themes, 7-day analytics, no credit card.