BookedKit

Booking-ready press kits for artists, DJs, and musicians

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Booking-ready press kits for artists, DJs, and musicians

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BookedKit helps artists, DJs, and musicians create a professional electronic press kit and booking page in one place. Instead of sending scattered links, bios, photos, videos, and music across different platforms, BookedKit brings everything together into one clean, bookable profile. It’s built to help creatives present themselves better, look more professional, and make it easier for promoters, venues, and collaborators to discover their work. Free plan available.

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Launch tags:Music•Marketing•DJing

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built BookedKit because a lot of talented artists, DJs, and musicians still lose opportunities simply because their online presence is messy. Too often, they have to send promoters and venues a mix of Instagram links, SoundCloud, Dropbox folders, random PDFs, and incomplete bios. It makes discovery harder and presentation weaker, even when the talent is there. BookedKit was created to solve that problem with one clean, professional page that brings together bio, music, videos, photos, contact details, and booking information in one place. The goal is simple: help artists look more professional online and make it easier for the right people to book them. Would love to hear what you think, especially from anyone working in music, live events, artist management, or creator tools.

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Why is it still so hard for artists and DJs to share a professional press kit in 2026?

I ve been thinking a lot about how discoverability has improved for independent artists, DJs, and musicians, but the professional side of presentation still feels surprisingly broken.

Artists can get discovered through Instagram, TikTok, SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, word of mouth, and other channels more easily than before. But when someone actually wants to learn more, book them, write about them, or share them internally, the experience often becomes messy very quickly.

It usually turns into a mix of social links, streaming links, old PDFs, image folders, outdated bios, and scattered contact information. The artist may be great, but the presentation creates friction.

I m curious how others here see this.

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I ve been thinking a lot about how discoverability has improved for independent artists, DJs, and musicians, but the professional side of presentation still feels surprisingly broken.

I m curious how others here see this.