Can I link both SoundCloud and Mixcloud?

Yes, list whichever platforms you actually use as separate links rather than picking one, since fans tend to have a platform preference and will not switch just to hear your set.

How should I handle private event pricing versus club bookings?

Use separate booking links or a single form that asks the event type up front, since a club promoter and a wedding couple need different information from you and quote differently.

Fullink for djs

One link for mixes, bookings and upcoming gigs

This page is a single link for DJs to use in their Instagram and TikTok bios, sending followers to your latest mix, your booking inquiry form and your upcoming gigs from one place. A DJ's audience splits between fans who want to hear your next set and clients researching whether to book you for a wedding, club night or private event, and those two groups need almost nothing in common from a bio link. Fullink lets you list both without forcing a bride to be to dig through a SoundCloud page or a raver to fill out a wedding inquiry form.

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What usually goes wrong with one link

Fans and clients want completely different links

Someone who found you through a festival clip wants your latest mix on SoundCloud or Mixcloud. Someone researching you for a wedding wants a rate sheet and availability. A single link to your SoundCloud profile leaves the second person with no way to actually book you.

Gig dates go stale the moment they pass

A bio link to a single upcoming show page becomes useless the day after that show happens, and updating it every week means editing your Instagram profile constantly. Most DJs just leave last month's gig flyer linked and let it go stale.

Rate and booking questions repeat every time

Whether you play weddings, clubs or private events, most inquiries start with the same questions about rate, availability and equipment, and answering each one by DM is slow for both sides. A form that captures the details up front means you respond with a real quote instead of a request for more information.

A starter layout

Five links, in an order that works for DJs.

1
Latest mix
Your newest set on SoundCloud or Mixcloud, first for fans who came to listen.
2
Book for an event
Your inquiry form, for anyone researching you for a wedding, club night or private event.
3
Upcoming gigs
A current list of where you're playing next, kept accurate without editing your bio.
4
Rate sheet
Pricing by event type, answering the question most booking inquiries ask first.
5
Follow on Instagram or TikTok
Your other social channel, kept last since most visitors already arrived from one.

Why DJs use Fullink

List your latest mix, your booking form and your gig calendar as separate links, so a fan and a potential client each land where they actually want to be.
PRO's Stripe-hosted payment links let you collect a booking deposit once a client confirms a date, without a separate invoicing tool.
Click analytics show whether people are streaming your mixes or checking your booking form, which tells you whether your bio audience is fans or clients right now.
Swap your top link the week of a big show or release without touching the URL saved in your Instagram, TikTok or other profiles.

Questions DJs ask

Can I link both SoundCloud and Mixcloud?: Yes, list whichever platforms you actually use as separate links rather than picking one, since fans tend to have a platform preference and will not switch just to hear your set.
How should I handle private event pricing versus club bookings?: Use separate booking links or a single form that asks the event type up front, since a club promoter and a wedding couple need different information from you and quote differently.

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Fullink Free covers 5 links at $0. PRO is $9 a month and adds Stripe-hosted payment links, supporter tools and no Fullink branding.

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