Hype Display documentation
How to turn a screen in the room into followers, bookings and tips. Pick your side to get started, or use the sections below to find something specific.
Everything, by section
Start here
New to Hype Display? Find out what it does, set up an account, and follow the short path for your side — whether you play or you run the room.
Core concepts
The handful of things that hold true everywhere else in Hype Display — how plans work, what you get on day one, the watermark, your handle, and what happens when you pay less.
The display
The fullscreen page the room sees. What it shows, the difference between the display and the editor, and the four kinds of screen, with the roles that run them.
Your link page
The page behind your QR code. Add your socials, your mixes and a way to tip you, and arrange it for someone standing up in a dark room.
Your DJ profile
The longer page, for the person deciding whether to book you: your genres, your mixes, where you play, and numbers that are measured rather than claimed.
Your venue page
A page for your room — address, photos, what is in the booth, and the DJs you work with. Free to fill in, and it works alongside whatever DJ plan you hold.
Open decks
A night where DJs claim a slot and play. The venue posts it, the sign-up page builds itself, and the screen runs the running order on its own.
Rosters
A roster is a named list of DJs you work with. It belongs to your account, it is free to start, and the grades and notes it holds stay private to you.
Venue screens
The house screen, the open decks screen, the promoter screen, and numbered screens with their own QR codes — which plan gets which, and how to set each one up.
Growth
Connect Instagram, put your follower count on screen, and find out what a night actually did for your following instead of guessing.
Money
Two things: taking tips from a room, and paying for Hype Display. Tips go straight to you — we never handle them and never take a cut.
Getting found
How DJs, venues, promoters and open decks nights turn up in search — what makes a page appear, what keeps it hidden, and which pages are never indexed on purpose.
Reference
The lookup pages: what every plan includes, every limit in the product, and every email Hype Display sends on your behalf.
Help
Something not working, a question that keeps coming up, a word you have not seen before, or a question about your data — start in one of these.