Industry-Standard Artist Websites

For The Independents Who Move Like The Majors

ALL STANDARD WEBSITES COME WITH:

Domain Registration
Ready in 3 Business Days!!
Done-For-You Updates
Music Catalog Listing
Official Video Listing

Links to Streaming Services
Booking/Contact Form
Master Playlist MP3 Player
Store w/ Unlimited Products
Mailchimp & Klaviyo Ready

Links to Social Profiles
Interviews & Press Listing
Gallery
Tour/Event Calendar Listing
Analytics

STANDARD

$ 360 per year

ALL FEATURES SHOWN ABOVE

PREMIUM

$ 780 per year

ALL FEATURES SHOWN ABOVE
UNLIMITED PLAYLISTS & SONGS
ON-SITE VIDEO HOSTING
EMBED YOUR INSTAGRAM FEED
SPLASH INTRO PAGE

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5 reasons you need YOUR OWN website

With streaming sites, aggregator sites, and social media, you may be thinking a website isn’t necessary.

Here are five reasons to rethink that strategy.

1. More money

Your music artist website creates a direct-to-fan distribution channel for selling music and merchandise that cuts out the middle person and any commission they take. This means that you’re going to have a higher gross profit margin, which will ultimately mean more money in your pocket. So if you are all about making more money with your music, then having your own personal website built is for you.

2. Take control of your branding

This is something that social media cannot do because, as you know, social media is essentially a one-size-fits-all brand identity that includes ads and distractions and other elements vying for your attention. If you really want to convey who you are as an artist and have complete control in the process, having an artist website built is the way to go.

3. Your information hub

Building an artist website allows you to put all your marketing communications in one place, from an electronic press kit that music journalists can download to tour dates that music promoters can access to your music videos, pictures, bios, and essentially everything you have to deliver to fans and press. You can house it all in one place and update as necessary, making it convenient for you and the people you’re trying to deliver your content to.

4. Legitimize yourself

The other day, I was helping an artist get booked and, of course, the promoter asked the artist for his website URL. What are you going to say? You don’t have one? You can get a pro website made without a lot of investment. The way I look at it, a music artist website totally legitimizes you and makes a statement about your professionalism. If being a true professional is important to you, then building a website is a necessary move.

5. You own it

When you host an artist website, you essentially own a piece of real estate on the web that is not going anywhere. Your fans are always going to be able to find you and you’re always going to be able to find your fans because you can collect emails and own that contact info and relationship. We don’t know what’s gonna happen to any given social media platform. Think of MySpace or Vine. I don’t remember those platforms sending me an email with the data from my fans when things tanked. That info just vanished. Build a website and own the information.