Web design for DJs and entertainment
The date is free or it is not. The rest is detail.
Every enquiry starts the same way, and most DJ websites make somebody scroll past a biography and a list of equipment before they can ask. Put the date first, say what a night costs, show the venues you have played and have the insurance and testing paperwork ready, and you win bookings from people who never even rang the next name on the list. We build that, host it and look after it, with a £0 upfront website design fee.
- Per month: £49.99
- Upfront website design fee: £0
Illustration: a djs & entertainment businesses pictogram beside an example website built for that trade.
Checking a date
One field decides the whole conversation. Put it first.
A DJ's diary is the product. Everything else on the site is persuasion, and persuasion is worthless if the date has gone. Ask for it at the top, ask four more useful things underneath, and the first reply can be an answer with a price rather than three days of messages.
- Date, venue, times, type of event
Four fields and you can quote. Anything more and people abandon the form; anything less and you are back to email tennis before you know whether it is even worth it.
- Ask about the venue by name
You may already know its curfew, its power, its noise limiter and whether the loading door is round the back. Knowing before you reply is what makes you sound like the professional you are.
- Reply fast, and say you will
In this trade the first credible reply usually gets the booking. Saying "I answer every enquiry within 24 hours" on the page is a promise you can keep and most competitors will not.
PrimeStart sites do not take deposits or payments and do not include a live diary. The enquiry arrives as an email; your own contracts, deposits and calendar carry on exactly as they do now.
Packages
Three packages, so nobody has to ask what a night costs.
"Contact us for a quote" is the most expensive sentence on an entertainment website. People are comparing three or four names on a Sunday evening, and the ones who publish a figure get the enquiry from everybody who can afford it and none of the wasted time from those who cannot.
- Say what a package includes physically
Hours, the rig, the lighting, a microphone, set-up and take-down. People are not comparing your taste in music at this stage; they are comparing what turns up.
- Name what costs extra
Travel beyond a certain distance, an early set-up because the venue needs the room cleared, dancing on the clouds, extra lighting. Publish it and the first invoice never surprises anybody.
- Deposits and cancellation in one line
What holds the date and what happens if plans change. It is the question people are most nervous about asking, and answering it plainly wins trust immediately.
Prices shown are the example company's illustrative rates. Yours are your own, and we change them whenever you want.
The floor
A full dance floor is the only photograph that sells a DJ.
Nobody books entertainment on the strength of a picture of a mixer. What convinces somebody is a room full of people who are clearly having the night the couple are hoping for, taken from behind the decks at half past ten.
Photographs here are illustrative. Your own nights replace them, and photographers will usually let you use their images if you ask and credit them.
What venues ask for
The paperwork that gets you through the door.
Wedding venues increasingly ask suppliers for documents before they will let them set up, and the DJ who has them ready is the one the coordinator recommends next time. Putting them on the website turns an administrative chore into a competitive advantage.
We display exactly what you hold, and nothing more. No invented awards, no fabricated reviews, no accreditation you cannot evidence.
Things we'll display if they apply to you
- Public liability insurance, and the level of cover
- PAT testing on your equipment, and when it was last done
- Whether you carry backup equipment and what happens if something fails
- The venues you regularly play, named
- Experience with noise limiters, and how you work with them
- Whether you take requests, and how you handle a "do not play" list
- Genuine reviews from past clients, with their permission
Venue coordinators are a referral source, not just a gatekeeper. A page they can check in thirty seconds makes recommending you the easy option.
Where you play
Late-night travel is a real cost, so say where you go.
Finishing at midnight, packing down for an hour and then driving is the part of the job nobody sees. Being clear about the area you cover, and what a longer trip costs, means the enquiries that arrive already make sense.
- Name the venues, not just the towns
People search for their venue and the word DJ. Listing the venues you have played is one of the highest-converting things an entertainment website can carry.
- Say what travel costs beyond the area
A flat figure past a certain distance is simple and fair, and it turns "do you cover Cambridge?" into a booking rather than a conversation.
- Overnight and multi-day events
Festivals, weekend weddings and corporate events away from home work differently. A line saying you do them, and what changes, opens up work most local DJs never see.
- Norwich
- Wymondham
- Aylsham
- Diss
- Dereham
- Bungay
- Great Yarmouth
- Beccles
The core area first, then the places you will travel to for a full evening.
Your site plan
Five pages, and the date form is on every one of them.
The structure is simple because the decision is simple: is the date free, what does it cost, and can I trust this person with the most important evening of the year.
Home
A full dance floor, the starting price, the area you cover and the date field, all in the first screen.
- Photograph
- From
- Check a date
Weddings
How a wedding night runs with you, ceremony and daytime sound, first dances, timings and working with the venue.
- Timings
- First dance
- Venues
Parties & corporate
Birthdays, anniversaries, school events and company nights, with the practical differences each one has.
- Birthdays
- Corporate
- Hire
What you get
The packages with prices, the equipment, lighting, microphones, set-up times, travel and deposits.
- Packages
- The rig
- Travel
About & check your date
Who you are, insurance and testing, venues you play, reviews with permission, and the date enquiry.
- Insured
- PAT tested
- Availability
Generally up to five pages on Website, planned around how your customers choose.
Need something extra later? No problem. PrimeStart customers can order additional services such as extra pages, branding and one-off optimisation through their client dashboard whenever they need them.
Your Client Platform
Update next season's prices on a Sunday afternoon.
Every PrimeStart customer gets their own Client Platform. It is where the project lives while it is being built, and where you ask for changes once it is live.
- Follow the build stage by stage, without emailing to ask
- Send new photographs from last night's wedding
- Message PrimeStart directly, with the whole thread in one place
- Preview the draft on a phone before anybody else sees it
- Approve the website before it goes live
- Ask for changes afterwards, and order services when you need them
- See your SEO report, tracked searches and recommendations each month (Website + SEO)
New insurance certificate, a venue added to the list, a price change for next year. All of it is a message rather than a project.
Illustration of the Client Platform for a fictional djs & entertainment businesses business. SEO reporting is included with Website + SEO.
Website + SEO
Three searches, and one of them has a venue already booked.
Website + SEO is optional monthly work on how easily local customers find you, aimed at three searches agreed with you. Entertainment searches are made by people with a date in mind, which makes them unusually easy to convert once they arrive.
- £349.99/monthTotal. The website is included: the £49.99 Website is not added on top.
- 3 searchesAgreed with you at the start. Additional agreed search targets are £50/month each.
- Monthly workSearch and competitor research, website improvements, Google Business Profile work, local listings, technical monitoring and a clear monthly report in your Client Platform.
- 6-month minimumAfter the SEO minimum you can continue, or stop the SEO work and keep the Website for the rest of its 18-month term. Every month of it counts towards both.
Nobody can promise a position on Google, and we do not. What we commit to is the agreed work every month, tracking what happens, and changing course when the evidence says to.
- wedding dj near me
- party dj near me
- mobile disco near me
The venue-plus-DJ searches are often the most valuable of all, because the person has already committed to the date and the place. We research your area and the venues near you first, recommend three that make commercial sense, explain why, and agree them with you before any work starts. Additional agreed searches are +£50 a month each.
Already have a website you are happy with? Ongoing SEO is only available with the managed website, as Website + SEO — PrimeStart does not run SEO on a site it does not host. If you would rather keep your current site, talk to us first and we will tell you honestly whether moving it across is worth it.
The plans
The same entertainment website, with or without the monthly SEO work.
The Website is the whole thing: designed, built, hosted, managed and kept current, with your domain name included. Website + SEO adds monthly work on how easily local customers find it. Clear pricing. Straightforward terms. No surprises.
An entertainment website that answers availability and price immediately, and has the paperwork venues ask for ready on the page.
Designers usually charge for the build before the website exists. We absorb that cost and recover it through the monthly service, which is why the plan carries a minimum term, and why there is nothing to pay up front beyond the first month.
Complete the term and the website is yours: stay with us on a rolling basis with no new minimum, or move it to hosting of your own.
Want PrimeStart working on how customers find you? Website + SEO is £349.99 a month in total, with the same website included. The same managed website, plus monthly work on three agreed searches, including the venue searches that reach people who already have a date. How SEO works
£49.99per month
- Upfront website design fee
- £0
- What you pay to start
- Your first £49.99, at signup
- Minimum term
- 18 months
- Over the minimum term
- 18 × £49.99 = £899.82
- After month 18
- The website is yours
- If you stay
- £49.99 a month, rolling, no new minimum
What the plan includes
- The date field first, on every pageBecause it is the only question that ends the conversation
- Packages with a starting priceInstead of the most expensive sentence in the trade
- Venues you have played, namedThe searches that convert best, and the referrals that follow
- Insurance and PAT testing displayedExactly what you hold, ready for the coordinator to check
- A full dance floor, photographedThe only image that has ever booked a DJ
- A professionally designed, custom-built WordPress websiteGenerally up to five pages, planned around how djs & entertainment businesses are chosen
- Hosting, your domain name and SSLIncluded and managed by PrimeStart
- Security, backups and updatesKept current, backed up regularly, WordPress and plugins updated by us
- Enquiry forms and basic Google foundationsForms that reach you; structure, titles and descriptions search engines read
- Support, small changes and your Client PlatformReasonable small changes subject to fair use, and one place to follow, message and approve
How it works
Your part happens on a weekday, not a weekend.
Choose a plan, send us your packages and photographs, then tell us what to change on the draft. We do the rest.
- 1
Choose your plan
Website, or Website + SEO. The upfront website design fee is £0 and your first monthly payment is taken at signup.
- 2
Send us the detail
A short onboarding in your Client Platform: your packages and prices, what the rig includes, the venues you play, insurance and testing documents, photographs, travel rules, and where enquiries should land.
- 3
Ready to Build
We check we have what we need. If a price or a travel rule needs a decision, we say exactly which, and get on with the rest.
- 4
First draft
A working draft on a phone first, with the date enquiry in place so you can send yourself a test one.
- 5
Approve and launch
Reasonable in-scope changes, then you approve it. Nothing is published until you say so.
We aim to have your first website draft ready within 5 working days once PrimeStart has everything needed and confirms your project is Ready to Build. Payment alone doesn’t start the clock; missing details, revisions or domain delays can extend it.
You review the draft and request reasonable in-scope changes. If there’s a genuine problem we can’t put right within scope after reasonable attempts, we can cancel the agreement and refund Website subscription payments made, subject to any disclosed non-recoverable third-party costs.
Questions DJs and entertainers ask us
How much does a website for a DJ cost?
What happens at the end of the 18 months?
Is the domain name included?
Can the website show my live availability?
Should I publish my prices?
Can I take deposits through the site?
How quickly will I see a first draft?
What is SEO, and do I need it to start?
You play the night. We'll run the website.
Web design for DJs and entertainment at £49.99 a month with a £0 upfront website design fee: the date field first, packages with a starting price, and the paperwork venues ask for ready on the page.
Prefer to call? +44 7446 265140 or email contact@primestart.co.uk