For DJs & Event Entertainment

DJ websites for packages and event inquiries

A clear site for event footage, packages, and availability requests. PageFront builds your real draft at no upfront cost. Review it first; if you approve it, plans start at $39/month to keep it live.

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Free to build. $39/month. No contract.

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A site for event inquiries

Couples and planners often want to review a DJ\'s work, packages, and date-request process before they contact you. We build high-energy sites that put those details in one place.

Bold, fast-loading event galleries
Packages, add-ons, and pricing guidance
Check-availability and booking form
About you, your style, and your MC experience
Reviews and featured events

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Before they book

What clients check before hiring a DJ

Couples and planners hire a DJ months ahead and almost never from a single source. They collect names from The Knot, venue vendor lists, and weddings they danced at, then vet each one online: is the date open, what do packages cost, what does this DJ sound like on a mic, and do the reviews mention a full dance floor or an empty one.

An Instagram profile full of gear photos and story clips cannot answer any of that. Packages live in a PDF you send after a DM, availability means waiting on a reply, and while they wait, they are already messaging four other DJs. The booking usually goes to whoever made the answers easy to find.

A one-page site does the vetting for you: packages and add-ons with starting prices, real event footage, reviews, and an inquiry form that asks for the date, venue, and event type up front. If you run HoneyBook, leads can drop straight into it. Instagram keeps the energy; the site closes the date.

The date: an inquiry form that starts with it, so you can answer fast
Packages and add-ons: uplighting, photo booth, ceremony sound, with starting prices
You on the mic: real event footage, not just photos of equipment
Reviews that mention the party: a packed floor says more than five stars alone

Most DJ bookings go to the first clear reply. A form that collects the date, venue, and event type up front lets your first email carry a real quote instead of a question, and that speed wins dates.

How it works

Online in days, not months

We build your draft

Send your details and photos. We build a real site for you to review before you decide whether to launch it.

You approve, then go live

When you approve the draft, we connect your domain and launch the site.

We keep it running

From $39/month, we host it, make simple edits, and maintain the local-search basics.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Can couples and planners request date availability online?

Yes. A simple availability request form lets them share their date, venue, and event type. You confirm whether the date is available before any booking is made.

Can I show my packages and add-ons?

Yes. We lay out your packages, uplighting, photo booth, and other add-ons clearly so clients know what to ask for.

How fast can I be live?

We build your draft for review before you decide whether to launch it.

Will this replace my The Knot profile?

No. Keep your The Knot profile as a discovery channel. The site gives couples a place to review packages, footage, reviews, and an availability request in one place, with links between the two.

What happens when I update packages or prices?

Email us approved changes and we update the site as part of your $39/month plan.

Do I need professional video?

No. Short clips from real events can show your work well. Use footage only when you have permission from the client, venue, and any other rights holders.

Can I show weddings and corporate events separately?

Yes. We can split your packages and galleries by event type, so a bride sees weddings and an office planner sees company parties, each landing on a page that feels aimed at them.