Measured stats on your profile
This page is for DJs. If you run a venue or a night, start here.
These are the numbers on your profile you cannot type. We count them from what actually happened, which is exactly why they are worth showing.
What each one counts
- Gigs tracked — nights you ran a screen for a real length of time. A session has to run at least 15 minutes before it counts, so setting up and testing never inflates it.
- Open decks sets played — slots you claimed and played at a venue’s night. The venue confirmed these, not you.
- QR scans — people who scanned your code at an open decks night and landed on your page.
- Followers gained — the change in your Instagram following across your gigs. Needs Instagram connected, which is a Performer feature.
Choosing which to show
Each one has its own switch under Verified stats on your profile editor. They are all off until you turn them on, so a quiet month is never published on your behalf.
Show the ones that flatter you and leave the rest off. A profile showing two strong numbers reads better than one showing four, two of which are small.
Why a promoter cares
Every DJ’s page claims experience. Almost none can show a number the DJ did not choose. Turning one of these on puts you in a much smaller group, and it costs nothing.
They also grow on their own. Every night you run a screen, the number goes up without you touching the page.
What this is not
These are not a rating and there is no leaderboard. We rank nobody. A low number never appears as a low number — it does not appear at all unless you say so.Last updated 2026-08-01