Onboarding builds your public profile. It has five steps — Personal, About, Services, Policies, Plan — and you can move back and forth between them before finishing. Fields marked with a red asterisk are required.
Before the steps unlock, you'll be asked to verify your email. Open the link we sent you; if it hasn't arrived, use the resend link on that screen.
Step 1 — Personal
Your own details, not your DJ brand.
- First Name, Last Name
- Date of Birth
- Phone Number
Step 2 — About
This is the bulk of your public page.
- Profile Picture and Profile Cover
- Display Name — your stage name
- Experience — years you've been DJing
- Profile Handle — the
@name in your profile URL - Bio — there's a Generate with AI button if you'd rather start from a draft
- Profile Tags — pick up to three
- Primary Location and Service Areas
- Intro Reel — a YouTube URL, with a switch to show or hide it
- Social Profiles — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Facebook
Step 3 — Services
What you offer and what it costs.
- Average Hourly Rate, plus a Negotiable switch
- Booking Extensions — your hourly rate if a client asks for more time mid-event, and a switch to allow extensions at all
- Occasions — the event types you play
- Genres
- Extras — add-ons like MC services, lighting, or a photobooth
Step 4 — Policies
The terms that seed every proposal you send.
- Cancellation Policy — how you handle cancellations, in your own words
- Cancellation Period — how many days before an event a client can still cancel for a full refund
- Travel Cost
- Requisites — what you need the client or venue to provide
These become defaults. You can adjust them on any individual proposal.
Step 5 — Plan
Choose Lite, Pro, or Platinum. Lite is free, so you can finish onboarding without entering a card. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial.
Finishing
The last screen offers Setup Payments (Recommended) and or explore dashboard. You can browse the dashboard first, but you won't be able to collect money until payment setup is done — see Setting Up Payments and Payouts.
What to have ready
A profile photo, a cover image, a YouTube link for your intro reel if you have one, your social handles, and a sense of your hourly rate and cancellation terms. Everything is editable afterwards from Content → Profile.