A booking link in every profile
Use one current link across social profiles and event follow-ups so customers see the same package facts and service area.
For event vendors
Where to advertise your DJ business
For a Texas DJ business, people need to quickly understand what kind of event you do, how long you play, what equipment is included, and how to ask about a date.
Useful places to start
Make it easy to understand your offer.
Google Business Profile, if eligible
If your business is eligible, keep service area, contact details, and event-focused media current for local searches.
Event and venue connections
Give venues, planners, and school or community organizers a short service description they can share when someone asks for music or MC support.
Instagram and permitted local groups
Post short clips or event setup photos only when you have the rights to use them, then join local groups whose rules allow vendor participation.
Listing checklist
Before you share your listing
- Name the event type each package fits.
- State play time, setup needs, and included equipment.
- Explain how music requests are collected.
- List travel area and venue requirements.
- Keep overtime and add-ons visible before agreement.
Clear package example
Illustrative package example
A birthday-party package can set expectations without locking you into every event detail. It is an example, not a suggested price.
- Up to three hours of DJ service
- Basic sound setup for an agreed room or outdoor area
- Music preferences collected before the event
- Extra time and special equipment discussed before agreement
Common questions
Answers for djs
Should DJ packages include every possible add-on?
Show the common starting package, then make extra equipment or time clear before a customer agrees. A package should not hide changing work.
What should I ask before confirming a DJ event?
Ask for the date, venue, timing, guest count, setup access, and the event style. These details help you decide whether the package fits.
A clear next step
Put your packages and booking rules in one place.
Listing is $10/month or $100/year. Starter is free, with no base subscription or required card. Pro is $25/month or $250/year. On each $500 platform-paid booking, the vendor share is $25 on Starter or $12.50 on Pro. Customers pay no platform booking fee; Stripe processing is a separate vendor cost. Starter and Pro include the Business Field Guide; Pro includes three trackable marketing links and QR codes.