EPK Social, PDF, Linktree, Canva or your own website?

For a DJ who wants more bookings, an online EPK built for DJs is the most complete option: one link that stays up to date, mixes that play on the page, a technical rider and booking contacts. A PDF goes stale, Linktree only lists links, Canva needs design work and your own website takes time to maintain.

What each format gives a DJ
EPK SocialPDFLinktreeCanvaOwn website
One link that stays up to dateYesNoYesPartlyYes
Mixes play on the pageYesNoPartlyNoPartly
Technical rider sectionYesPartlyNoPartlyPartly
Booking contact on the pageYesNoPartlyNoPartly
See who visitedYesNoPartlyNoPartly
Bio in PT, EN and ESYesNoNoNoPartly
Ready in minutes, no designYesPartlyYesPartlyNo
Built for DJs and promotersYesNoNoNoPartly

On EPK Social, visit stats are part of the Pro plan.

Which one to choose

You want more bookings
Use an EPK: promoters find your sound, rider and booking contact on one link.
A festival asks for a file
Send the link and the one-sheet PDF: the festival sees bio, numbers and links on one page, and the rest online, always up to date.
You already have a website
Keep the site for your brand and use the EPK as the booking page for promoters.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Linktree as my EPK?

Linktree lists links, but it does not show your bio, mixes or rider on the same page. A dedicated EPK answers what promoters look for faster.

Does EPK Social replace my website?

It can if your goal is bookings. If you already have a brand website, link it to your EPK and use the EPK as the page for promoters.

How much does it cost to switch to EPK Social?

Nothing. The Free plan publishes your complete EPK forever; annual Pro is optional.

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