For bands and artists

A band site that doesn’t look like a template.

Your sound, your look, and a back office on your phone for shows, music, videos and bookings.

How far it can go · My own artist site

Upload a song. The site finds its beat.

This is the turntable from reytek1201.com, running here with five of my tracks. Drag the tonearm onto a groove or tap a band on the record. Grab the vinyl to scratch. Pick another track while one plays and it backspins into the next. Every beat that lights the deck was found in the audio by the site’s back office.

Warming up the deck

Ninety-second excerpts of my own music · sound starts only when you touch the deck

The business side · Funkharp, band client

Someone writes to book you. Your phone buzzes.

This is the booking letter from Funkharp’s site. Fill it in and seal it: the band gets an alert on their phones and the letter lands in their back office, where they also run their shows, music, videos and fan list.

Funkharp logo

Funkharp · St. Augustine, FL

Bars, festivals, house parties & the street

I'd like to…

Booking request

Hey Joseph,

I'mand I'm booking for. We'd love Funkharp onin.

It's a

We're expecting aboutpeople.

Write me back at.

— you

Demo. Your letter stays on this page and goes nowhere.

Joseph’s phone the band’s back office

Backstage · Kaeso Vance, a demo artist (not a real artist)

Add a show from your phone. It’s on the site before you put it away.

Every artist gets their own look and the same back office. Here it’s a hip-hop artist’s Tour page: add a date on his phone and the flyer drops onto his site. The soonest date becomes the headliner. No developer, no waiting.

His phone Shows, in the back office

Manage

Shows

Add a show

On the road.

WED18NOVNext upVault 404Atlanta, GA

Also on the road

SAT5DECLiveEastline HallCharlotte, NC

Demo artist with sample dates and venues. Nothing is saved.

The fan list · Josie Calloway, a demo artist (not a real artist)

Tell your fans first. Straight to their inbox.

Fans join the list on your site, and the list is yours, not a platform’s. Join hers, then write about the new single on her phone and send it.

Her site where fans join the list

Cover art for Gravel & Gold: a fence line across a golden field at sunsetNew single · out FridayGravel & Gold

Her phone the fan list, in the back office

Fans

Write to your fans

Demo artist with sample fans. Nothing is sent or saved.

Fair warning

If a template is enough, use one.

Plenty of bands are fine with a template, and they cost less than a custom build. Hire me when you want a site nobody else has, with a back office shaped around how your band works.

  1. Links in one placeLinktreeFree planA single page of links you set up yourself.
  2. Band site builderBandzoogleFrom $9.16/mo billed yearly · $11 monthlyTemplates made for musicians. You build it.
  3. General site builderSquarespaceFrom $19/mo billed yearly · $25 monthlyPolished templates for any kind of site. You build it.
  4. Custom, built with youLaunchGridA fixed price in writingDesigned around your band, with a back office on your phone. I build it.

Prices from each company’s pricing page, checked Oct 27, 2026, and they change: Linktree (opens in a new tab), Bandzoogle (opens in a new tab), Squarespace (opens in a new tab). Lowest plan shown.

Encore

Your band, next on the setlist.

Tell me about the band in a few lines. I reply in writing by the next business day.

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