What is Bandzoogle?
Bandzoogle is an all-in-one website builder made for musicians, used by over 70,000 artists to build sites, sell music and merch, and manage a mailing list from one subscription. Artists choose from customizable templates, publish a full site or a single-page Onesheet EPK, and sell through a built-in store without paying any commission on sales. Plans start at $9.16 per month billed annually, and a 14-day free trial requires no credit card.
Why Bandzoogle works
Musicians who rely only on streaming platforms and social feeds need a place of their own to send fans, press, and bookers. Bandzoogle gives artists a site with a store, mailing list, and press kit on a free custom domain, with commission-free sales and promotion tools built around how artists book shows, pitch press, and sell direct.
Bandzoogle features
- Commission-free store. Artists sell music downloads, merch, tickets, sheet music, subscriptions, and run crowdfunding from their own site, and Bandzoogle takes no commission on sales.
- Onesheet EPK builder. No-code preset content layouts let artists assemble an electronic press kit with a music player, bio, press quotes, and a gig calendar, then share it via URL, custom domain, or a one-click PDF download.
- Mailing list and fan analytics. Built-in tools collect fan emails, send to a mailing list, and show visitor analytics, so artists do not need a separate email platform to start.
- Tour calendar with ticket sales. A built-in gig calendar displays upcoming shows and handles ticket sales, with an optional Bandsintown integration for artists who already use that platform.
- Free custom domain and hosting. Every plan includes a free custom .com domain for the duration of the membership and unlimited bandwidth hosting, so artists are not billed separately for the domain or traffic.
Who Bandzoogle is for
- Touring bands and working artists who need one URL for their website, merch store, press kit, and mailing list, and want to avoid paying a commission on sales.
- Solo singer-songwriters and producers who want to sell downloads and subscriptions directly from their own site.
- DJs, rappers, and independent artists pitching to bookers or press who need a polished, shareable EPK with password protection and a downloadable PDF option.
- Music producers and composers who want to present their work professionally with embedded audio, video, and a contact form, without building a site from scratch.
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