Singer website guide for 2026: what to put on it and how to build one
A singer website is a place where people can hear your voice, find out what you do and contact you about
a booking. Start with a clear introduction, music or video, and a booking contact. Choose the builder
around what you'll put on the site, whether that's a small set of links, a shop or a fuller music
website.
Heya is made by the team that wrote this guide, so read its row with that in mind. Prices come from each
company's own pages, checked on November 9, 2026.
The short answer
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Music and sales Bandzoogle suits singers who want audio tracks, booking integrations
and commission-free sales on their website.
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More design choices Wix suits singers who want to choose from over 2000 templates and
customize them manually or with AI.
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Products and media kits Beacons suits singers who want a media kit and digital
product pages, with selling available on its free plan.
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Low annual cost Carrd suits singers who want a small site, with custom domains and
forms available on Carrd Pro Standard.
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Build on your phone Heya suits singers who want a one-page or small site they can
build and edit fully on a phone.
How to make a singer website
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Choose the main jobDecide whether the site is mainly for fans, bookings or selling
your work. Put that action near the top.
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Gather your materialPick the recordings, photos and short bio you want to use. Get
your booking contact and any show or shop links ready too.
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Pick a builderCompare the plan you'd actually need, including its domain options,
forms and sales fees. Start with a free plan or trial where available.
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Build the main pageIntroduce yourself, add something people can hear, then give them
a clear next step. Keep the navigation short.
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Set up contactAdd a booking email, form or link to your booking page. Check that it
goes to the right place.
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Test and publishOpen the site on your phone, play the recordings and try every
button. Publish it, then add the site to your social profiles.
Website builders for singers
Compare Bandzoogle, Wix, Beacons, Carrd and Heya below by cost, domain options, music features and ways
to contact or buy from you.
| Builder |
Free plan |
Paid from |
Custom domain |
Best for |
| Bandzoogle |
14-day free trial |
$9.16/mo billed annually (Lite) |
Free .com, .net or .org on website plans |
Musicians who sell music, merch and tickets |
| Wix |
$0 Free plan, no credit card |
$17/mo (Light), yearly price |
Connect one on Premium plans; 1 year free domain voucher on most |
Big template library and business tools |
| Beacons |
$0 plan, free forever |
$8.33/mo billed annually ($10 monthly) |
Free custom domain on Creator |
Creator media kits, stores and links |
| Carrd |
Free Basic plan |
$9/year (Pro Lite, 3 sites) |
Pro Standard ($19/year) and Pro Plus |
One-page sites and landing pages |
| Heya |
Free: 3 sites, 5 pages each, yourname.heya.bio |
$3/mo (Pro Lite) |
Pro Standard (1) or Pro Plus (up to 10) |
Small sites built and edited on a phone |
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
Each option up close
Bandzoogle
Lite $9.16, Standard $14.16, Pro $18.33 a month billed annually
Bandzoogle includes audio tracks and music integrations, including Bandcamp Player and Bandsintown,
plus a GigSalad Quote Form for booking enquiries. Lite costs $9.16 per month billed annually or
$11.00 per month, in USD, and includes a custom domain, 10 pages and 10 audio tracks. There's a
14-day free trial before an upgrade is needed to keep the site active; website plans charge zero
commission on sales, and Standard adds a store for physical products and services.
- Better at
- Musicians who sell music, merch and tickets.
- Watch out
- Lite holds 10 pages and 10 audio tracks.
Wix
Free; Light $17, Core $29, Business $39 a month (yearly)
Wix offers over 2000 templates you can customize manually or with AI, plus a Free plan with no
credit card required. Light, its cheapest paid plan, costs $17 per month and includes 2 GB of
storage and 2 site collaborators; Wix displays USD prices for yearly subscriptions paid in full at
purchase. Premium plans let you connect your own domain and remove Wix branding, and most include a
1 year domain voucher for a new domain purchased from Wix.
- Better at
- Big template library and business tools.
- Watch out
- Listed prices are for yearly plans paid up front.
Beacons
Free; Creator $8.33 a month billed annually
Beacons has a free-forever plan that lets you sell unlimited digital products and create affiliate
links, and it supports media kits and product pages at a custom domain. Creator includes a free
custom domain and costs $10 monthly or $8.33/mo when billed annually at $100. Check the sales fees
before choosing: Free and Creator charge 9% commission on all sales, while Creator Plus and Creator
Max charge 0%.
- Better at
- Creator media kits, stores and links.
- Watch out
- A 9% commission applies to sales on Free and Creator.
Carrd
Free; Pro Lite $9, Pro Standard $19, Pro Plus $49 a year
Carrd has a free Basic plan, while Carrd Pro Lite costs $9 a year for 3 sites and removes Carrd
branding. Carrd Pro Standard costs $19 a year for 10 sites and adds custom domains with SSL, forms,
and widgets from Stripe, PayPal, Gumroad and Typeform. Carrd Pro Lite is aimed at people who don't
need custom domains, forms or widgets; there's also a 7-day free Pro trial with no payment or credit
card required.
- Better at
- One-page sites and landing pages.
- Watch out
- Pro Lite does not include custom domains.
Heya
Free; Pro Lite $3, Pro Standard $6, Pro Plus $15 a month
Heya is a no-code builder for one-page and small sites, with full phone editing, 68 templates and
embeds for Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Vimeo and Calendly. Heya Free costs $0 a month with no time
limit and includes up to 3 sites with up to 5 pages each and a small badge; Heya Pro Lite costs $3 a
month and removes the badge, while Heya Pro Standard costs $6 a month and includes 1 custom domain
per account. Building can start without an account, with drafts saved in the browser, but publishing
requires Google sign-in; for a custom domain, Heya connects one the owner already owns rather than
selling domains.
- Better at
- Small sites built and edited on a phone.
- Watch out
- Free sites show a small "Made with Heya" badge.
Templates to start from
These are Heya templates. Each one is live: open the demo, or start your own from it.
What goes on a singer website
Put your name and a short description of your singing near the top. Say what you do in words you'd use
in a conversation. If you're available for particular kinds of performances, name them rather than
making someone work it out from a photo.
Then give people something to hear. Put a recording or performance video close to that introduction,
with a clear title. A visitor shouldn't have to read your full bio before finding your voice.
What else belongs there? Start here:
- A short bio and a photo you want people to use.
- Upcoming shows, if you have dates to share.
- A booking contact.
- Links to your social profiles, music or shop.
Keep longer material on another page if you need it. And check the details before publishing,
especially contact information and show dates. Leave out empty sections (you can add them later).
Showing your voice with audio and video
Choose a recording that represents the singing you want to be booked for. If your site covers
different kinds of work, label the recordings by what they show. Let someone choose a live performance
or a studio track without guessing from the thumbnail.
Start with your strongest example. Give it room on the page, then add other recordings where they
offer something different. You don't need to publish every clip you've kept.
How will the music get onto the site? Bandzoogle Lite includes 10 audio tracks, up to 250MB each, and
Bandzoogle also integrates with Bandcamp Player. Heya brings songs and videos onto the page through
Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube or Vimeo embeds.
For any builder, check how you'll add your chosen recordings before paying for a plan. Then test
playback on your phone and check that the titles make sense outside your own music library.
Getting booked from your site
Put a booking contact near the performance material and give it a plain label, such as "Booking
enquiries." Tell the reader what kinds of performances they can contact you about. Don't leave that
information buried in your bio.
What do you need to know before replying? Ask for the event date, location and the kind of performance
they have in mind, along with their contact details. Keep the first enquiry short; you can discuss the
rest when you reply.
The tools offer different routes. Bandzoogle has a GigSalad Quote Form for booking requests. Carrd Pro
Standard includes forms and a Typeform widget. Heya can embed a Calendly scheduling page or use a
button to send visitors to a Google Form or Tally form.
And test the whole route yourself. Send an enquiry, check where it arrives and make sure the visitor
knows they've finished.
How we checked
We took every price, limit and feature from each company's own pages, checked on November 9, 2026.
Heya's details come from its pricing page and docs, checked on October 30, 2026. The facts come from
bandzoogle.com/help/articles/363-bandzoogle-pricing, bandzoogle.com/pricing,
wix.com/plans, wix.com,
beacons.ai/i/pricing,
carrd.com/docs/pro/plans,
carrd.com/pro,
heya.page/pricing and
heya.page/docs.
Plans change often. If a number here is out of date, email hello@heya.page and we'll fix it.
FAQ
What should a singer website include?+
Include your name, a short introduction, recordings or performance videos, a bio, a photo and a
booking contact. Add show dates or a shop link if you have them. Put something people can hear
near the top, and make the contact route easy to find without reading every page.
Do singers need a website if they have social media?+
You don't have to choose between them. Use the website as the place you send people for
recordings, booking information and your current links, and keep using social media where you want
to post. If that's all the site needs to do, start small rather than building pages you don't have
material for.
Can I make a singer website for free?+
Yes. Wix, Beacons, Carrd and Heya all offer free plans. Heya Free has no time limit and includes
up to 3 sites with up to 5 pages per site, with a small badge. Bandzoogle offers a 14-day free
trial, after which you need to upgrade to keep the site active.
How do I get bookings from my website?+
Show the kind of singing someone can book, then put a booking email, form or scheduling link
nearby. Ask for the event details you need to reply. Bandzoogle offers a GigSalad Quote Form,
Carrd Pro Standard includes forms, and Heya supports Calendly embeds. Test your chosen contact
route before sharing the site.
Try Heya free
Start from the band website template, edit it on your phone or laptop, and publish on Heya's Free
plan for $0, with no time limit and no credit card.
