A DJ website has one job: turn "are you free on 13 June?" into a conversation, without twenty messages first. It needs your sound, your prices, and a way to ask. Posato is a service that rebuilds the site you already have with an enquiry form and a free intro call built in, and you approve it before it replaces anything.
Nobody books a DJ from a photo gallery alone. People arrive from a venue's supplier list, an Instagram tag or a friend's wedding, and they want one thing first: are you free on their date. Everything else on the site exists to make them comfortable enough to ask. In practice that is four things:
Mixes and photos help and they belong there. They are not what decides it. Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity get asked for a wedding DJ in Utrecht or Antwerp, and they read the same plain pages a couple does.
A DJ job has no price until you have heard four things: the date, the venue, how many hours, and who is in the room. A wedding in June running to two in the morning is not a company drink that ends at eleven. The site should collect those four things and open a conversation.
One thing it does not do: there is no public list of dates already taken. A Saturday you have sold is not crossed out on the site, so that answer still comes from you.
Almost nothing in this trade is paid on the website, because the price does not exist until you have talked. What the site can do is make asking easy and give a couple a slot in your week. The two cards below show both.
Name, email, phone and a message, where the couple puts the date, the venue and roughly how long the night runs. It lands in your inbox, they get an automatic reply so nobody is left wondering, and you come back with a price once you know what the job is. No card, no calendar, no charge.
A free service with its own length and its own hours, so Tuesday evenings can be open for calls while your Saturdays are not. The caller picks a time, the slot is confirmed instantly and your schedule fills itself in. A buffer after each call keeps them from stacking back to back.
You send the address of the site you have now, on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or a page a cousin built in 2019, and we rebuild it on a private preview link. Your current site stays live until you approve the new one. The three steps are on the home page.
While the beta is open there is no subscription and no build fee. A DJ taking enquiries only pays nothing at all, because the 5% commission comes off payments taken through the site and there are none. A quiet winter costs nothing. The rest is in the questions on the home page.
No. There is no public calendar of taken dates, so a couple asks and you answer. What the site does is get their date into your inbox in one step instead of five messages back and forth.
Not today. Deposits and split payments are not part of Posato, so holding a date still works the way it works now, by agreement and your own invoice. The site handles the asking, not the deposit.
Yes. Dutch and English run side by side with a language switch, and each language has its own address, so a Flemish couple searching in Dutch and an expat searching in English both land somewhere sensible.
Yes. Any service with a set length and price can be paid through Stripe at booking, in a Stripe account in your own name. It sits next to the enquiry, so quoted wedding work and fixed-price work share one site.
Send us your DJ website.
We rebuild it with booking built in and send you a preview. You approve before anything replaces what you have.
Free while in beta. A 5% commission on payments taken through your site. That is how we make money.