No audio anywhere
It is the product. A site with photographs of a booth and no mix is asking to be judged on nothing, and the DJ with a mix on the page wins the comparison.
Websites for djs
Hear it.Then book the date.
Custom websites for DJs, built for a booking decided on sound and locked in on availability.
Crank Athletic is a KustomSite design concept for the fitness studio category. It is not a client project and the business is fictional.
Crank Athletic
Show up.Work.Leave.
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38 / weekClasses
14 peopleCap
One sessionIntro
05:30 — 20:30Timetable
The moment they land
They are booking for a wedding, a birthday or a corporate party. They want to hear what you actually sound like, confirm you are free on their date, and understand what the price includes — hours, equipment, lighting, travel, a second room. Almost every DJ site makes the first two hard.
What costs you jobs
4 things a template gets wrong here.
What is included left vague
Hours, setup and breakdown time, equipment, lighting, a microphone for speeches, travel, overtime rate. Every one of these becomes an awkward conversation if it was not written down.
Availability unknown
The date is the whole decision. Making somebody email to find out you are already booked wastes both sides’ time.
One page for every event type
A wedding, a school dance and a corporate function are different bookings with different requirements, pricing and music.
What gets built instead
Mechanics, not features.
Mixes on the page, fast to start
Genre-tagged, short enough to be sampled, and playable without leaving the site. This is the single most important thing.
Packages with everything itemised
Hours, equipment, lighting, microphones, travel radius, overtime rate, and what a second room costs.
Date availability first
Either checkable or answered the same day, with the date captured at the top of the enquiry.
A page per event type
Weddings especially, where the requirements — first dance, speeches, timings, a coordinator to work with — are quite different.
Fair questions
The reasons not to.
“All my bookings come from venues and word of mouth”
And the client still wants to hear you before confirming. A mix on the page is what converts a recommendation into a signed date.
“My prices vary by date and length”
Itemised packages with a peak-date note handle that, and they prevent the overtime conversation at midnight that nobody enjoys.
Asked often
Before you ask.
What matters most on a DJ website?
Audio. Mixes on the page, genre-tagged and quick to start. A site with photographs and no sound is asking to be judged on nothing, and it loses to any competitor who put a mix up.
What should packages state?
Hours, setup and breakdown, equipment, lighting, microphones for speeches, travel radius, overtime rate and what a second room costs. Everything left unwritten becomes an awkward conversation later.
Should weddings have their own page?
Yes. First dance, speeches, timings and working with a coordinator are specific requirements, and a general events page answers none of them.
Start it.
4 parts, and the trade is already answered when you arrive from here. Nothing is charged and nothing starts until you say so.
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