I already have Spotify and Instagram. Why a website?

Those platforms own the audience, and their rules change. A site is the one place that is yours: it ranks for your name, it lists every date and release, and its mailing list reaches fans without an algorithm in the way.

Can I add gigs and releases myself?

Yes. Gigs, releases, videos and news are forms in your admin panel. A new date shows on the site as soon as you save it, and past dates move to the archive on their own.

Who owns the mailing list?

You do. Every address is kept on your own site, not on a mailing platform, and each email carries a link to leave.

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Websites for musicians, bands and artists

One home for the music, whatever the platforms do.

Streaming services and social feeds change their rules every year, and none of them gives you a fan's email address. A site of your own keeps every gig, release and video in one place, and turns a visitor into someone you can tell about the next show.

What matters in your trade

Gigs listed the day you add them, with past shows kept as a record and each date marked up for search
A page per release, with the artwork, the credits and a link to every store
Official videos and live footage on one page
A mailing list fans join from the site, with a one-click way out
A bookings and press page for promoters, journalists and the press kit

Built for businesses like yours

Katz With A K Design & build · Music →

The service

Design & build

A website designed and built by one person who owns every detail, from the first wireframe to the last deploy.

Typically £1,500 to £3,000

What every site gets

Traffic dashboard. Visitors and pages, without Google Analytics or a cookie banner.
Enquiries inbox. Every form message stored and emailed, spam throttled.
Reviews on the site. Google or Trustpilot reviews synced nightly and marked up for search.
Search health. Titles, descriptions, sitemap and structured data audited on every deploy.
Checked every five minutes. Uptime and certificate monitoring. If your site is down for 15 minutes, you hear from Luke.
Nightly backups. Database dumped before every deploy and every night, kept for 14 days.
Your own admin panel. Edit words, images, prices and pages yourself.
Care plan. Updates, fixes and small changes each month, from GBP 49.

99.98% uptime across 7 live sites over the last 30 days, measured from outside the server by a machine at another company. How a site is run · Live status page ↗

Questions musicians ask

I already have Spotify and Instagram. Why a website?: Those platforms own the audience, and their rules change. A site is the one place that is yours: it ranks for your name, it lists every date and release, and its mailing list reaches fans without an algorithm in the way.
Can I add gigs and releases myself?: Yes. Gigs, releases, videos and news are forms in your admin panel. A new date shows on the site as soon as you save it, and past dates move to the archive on their own.
Who owns the mailing list?: You do. Every address is kept on your own site, not on a mailing platform, and each email carries a link to leave.

Tell us about your business.

A reply from Luke within a working day, with a fixed quote once we have talked.

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