Your DJ profile
This page is for DJs. If you run a venue or a night, start here.
Your DJ profile is the page someone reads before booking you. Your link page serves a room. This page serves one person at a desk, deciding whether you are right for their night.
What it holds
- Who you are — your name, a short bio, and how long you have been doing this.
- What you play — your genres, and the kinds of events you take.
- Where you are — your city, so you turn up in local searches.
- Proof — photos, mixes, and video of you actually playing.
- Numbers you did not type — see below.
- A way to get in touch that is not a DM you will lose.
Why the numbers matter
Anyone can write “200+ shows played” on a page. Your profile can show figures we measured instead: nights you ran a screen, sets you played at open decks, people who scanned your code. You choose which of them to show, and you cannot edit the values.
That is the thing a link-in-bio tool cannot offer, and it is why this page exists separately from your link page.
It is private until you publish it
Nothing is public until you claim a handle and turn on publishing. You can fill the page in over several sittings without anyone seeing a half-finished version.
What this is not
This is not a booking marketplace and we do not take a cut of anything. Enquiries come straight to you, and what happens next is between you and the promoter.Last updated 2026-08-01