Built for club and festival DJs
Club and festival sets live or die on the music and the promo around them. DJ Book Pro keeps your mixing tools, your promo content, and the business side — fees, guarantees, and riders — in one place so you can focus on the floor.
What we help you handle
Problem: Clashing keys kill transitions
Plan harmonic mixes with the Camelot key converter and cue-point calculator.
Problem: Promo takes all week
Turn tracks into beat-synced videos and generate captions and hashtags in minutes.
Problem: Promoters "forget" the guarantee
Send a club performance agreement that locks in your fee and payment method.
Problem: Looking pro to bookers
Build a press kit with your stats, gigs, and rider to win better slots.
Your club djs toolkit
Harmonic Key Converter
Convert Camelot codes to musical keys and find compatible tracks for seamless harmonic mixing.
BPM Tap Counter
Tap along to any track to find its exact tempo instantly. Perfect for beatmatching by ear.
Beatvids Visualizer Studio
Turn any track into a beat-synced TikTok, Reels & Shorts clip with Beatvids — plus a ready-made caption & hashtag pack.
Caption & Hashtag Generator
Generate scroll-stopping Instagram, TikTok & Facebook captions plus curated hashtag sets for gigs and releases.
Press Kit (EPK) Builder
Build a polished, printable electronic press kit with your bio, stats, tech specs, and booking contact.
Get it in writing
Use the matching free contract template for club djs.
Frequently asked questions
How much do club DJs get paid?
Anywhere from $50–$150 for an opener to $800–$2,500+ for a headliner with a draw, depending on the market, slot, and night. See the club DJ pay guide for the full breakdown.
Do club DJs need a contract?
For one-off nights many rely on a verbal deal, but a short performance agreement protects your guarantee and clarifies payment. Residents especially should have terms in writing.