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A one-page site for bands booked by organisers, not by followers
Publish the live video, the line-up, the set length, the travel radius and the fee. When an organiser needs a band for a date in six weeks, the page answers the six questions she is about to email, and the request arrives with a budget attached.
Free plan forever, no credit card. PRO trial, then 12 USD/month.
Fastpage is a one-page website builder for party bands, function bands, tribute acts and event DJs. The page holds live video, audio, line-up options, set lengths, travel and fees, plus a booking request form that collects the event date, the venue and the budget. The deposit is paid on the band's own Stripe or PayPal, so no agency takes a percentage of the gig. PRO costs 12 USD a month.
None of them is about your music. They are about whether the evening will run on time and whether the budget fits.
Agency and marketplace bookers earn a percentage of the fee, which is money that came out of the band's van, sound check and rehearsal. The agency is useful for discovery. The band's own page is what makes the second and third booking profitable.
How many in the line-up, how long do you play, do you travel, do you bring sound and lights, what do you need from the venue, what do you charge. A page answers all six in one screen. An Instagram profile answers none of them, and the highlight reel only shows the singer.
An organiser evaluating three bands wants to see the band, not a thirty-second clip with a voiceover. If the only live footage is on someone's phone in a story, the band with a proper page wins by default.
Video proves the band, packages price it, the form dates it.
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A video block with one full live song, plus an audio block for two more. Live footage answers the real question: does this band sound like the recording, and do they look like they are enjoying it.
02
One service block per configuration: the five-piece, the eight-piece with brass, the acoustic set, the DJ add-on. Travel and overtime as separate lines. Bands that publish a range get fewer enquiries and better ones.
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Name, email, phone, message and one question you write. Make the question the event type, as a list: wedding, corporate, festival, private party. The date, the venue and the budget go in the message, and you answer with the package that fits.
Each row is a block. Set it up once and only the dates change.
| What it does | The block you use |
|---|---|
| One full live song, then two more | Video |
| Streaming links and a set list sample | Audio, Spotify |
| Line-up options and what each one adds | Services |
| Fee range, travel policy, overtime | Services |
| Date, venue and budget in one request | Form |
| Stage plot and technical rider, downloadable | PDF document |
| Set lengths, breaks, ceremony and first-dance options | FAQ |
| Reviews from organisers and venues | Reviews |
| Public gigs the organiser can come and see | Content list, Add to calendar |
| Deposit paid on the band's own Stripe or PayPal | Services |
The page, the video and the request form work on the free plan, with a monthly limit on collected requests. PRO is for the domain on the poster and for answering a booker the same evening.
PRO 12 USD/month, or 120 USD/year. Free plan publishes the page and the form, with a monthly limit on what the form collects.
It is not a booking agency and it will not find you the gig, and it does not replace the promoter's contract, the venue's paperwork or the collection society. It also does not hold a calendar, so a date is confirmed by a human. What it replaces is the six-question email thread, the link tree that hides the video and the agency percentage on a booking you brought in yourself.
Short answers, no sales pitch.
That page is written for couples choosing a band for one day. This one is for organisers, venues and companies booking a party, a festival slot or a corporate event, where the budget, the invoice and the rider matter more than the first dance. Same tool, different buyer.
Yes. A service block priced at your holding deposit, paid through the Stripe or PayPal account the band owns. Fastpage does not process the payment, does not hold it and takes no percentage.
The form has one question you write, plus name, email, phone and message. Make the question the event type as a list, because it changes your price and your line-up. Date, venue and budget go in the message, where an organiser can add the detail that decides the quote.
No. One page with a package per line-up keeps the SEO and the link in one place. A separate page only makes sense if the tribute act or the acoustic trio has its own audience and its own name.
A link tree sends the booker to Spotify and Instagram and leaves the questions unanswered. It cannot price a package, take a deposit or collect a date. The booker chooses the band that made her job easy.
A free plan that publishes the page and the request form with a monthly limit, and PRO at 12 USD a month or 120 USD a year.
The live song, the packages, the rider and the request form. The next organiser stops emailing questions and starts asking for a hold.
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