Websites
Websites for Musicians, Rappers, and Recording Artists
Streaming apps and social profiles belong to someone else. Your own site puts your music, your shows, and your booking contact in one place you control.
From search to booked
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They search
yourbusiness.comYour business, the first result they trust
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They land on your site
Booking inquiry
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You get the business
New booking inquiryClub show, March 8. Promoter.
What your website does
Your music up front.
Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube embedded so fans press play right away.
Shows and tour dates.
Upcoming dates with ticket links.
Booking and press contact.
A clear way for promoters, venues, and press to reach you.
A home you own.
Your domain and your fan list, not an algorithm.
With and without a website
Without a website
Promoters cannot find an official contact, so the show goes to another artist.
With a website
They hear your music, see your shows, and reach your booking contact.
Pricing
One published price. Yours to keep.
- Launch, $3,500. A new website built from scratch that turns the people searching for you into calls, live in about 14 days.
- Pro, $6,500. Everything in Launch, plus bookings at any hour and a second language, so you win the customers others miss.
Questions
Common questions
Do musicians still need a website?
Yes. Social profiles change their rules all the time. A website you own is where promoters, press, and fans find the official version of you.
Can my website play my music?
Yes. We embed your Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube so fans can listen without leaving.
What should an artist website include?
Your music, upcoming shows, a short bio, photos, merch or ticket links, and a booking contact.
More answers on our FAQ page.