StageOS vs Linktree for DJs
Linktree is a link-in-bio page that points fans to your profiles; StageOS is a free EPK built for DJs that answers a promoter's questions on one page.
Linktree details checked on linktr.ee as of October 2026; StageOS prices are today's.
| Linktree | StageOS | |
|---|---|---|
| Free option | Free plan with unlimited links | Free plan, no card; 14-day Pro trial, no card |
| Paid price | Paid plans; prices vary by region (see Linktree's pricing page) | Basic £10 a month; Pro £24 a month |
| Built for DJs? | No, a general link-in-bio page | Yes, built for DJs and live artists |
| Mixes / SoundCloud | Links out to your mixes | SoundCloud, Mixcloud and YouTube mixes and videos |
| Rider / rates | No | Technical rider, rates and availability on your EPK |
| Festival applications | No | Yes: find festivals open for applications and apply from StageOS |
| Best for | One link in your bio that points fans to everything else | DJs who want an EPK plus gigs and festival applications in one place |
How they differ
Linktree is great at one thing: a single link in your social bio that lists everywhere else people can find you. The free plan is generous, setting it up takes minutes, and fans know how it works. It isn't made for DJs or for booking, though. There's no proper home for a bio a promoter can copy, a rider, rates, press photos or a list of past gigs.
StageOS is an EPK built for DJs and live artists. A promoter who opens your StageOS link hears your mixes, reads your bio, sees where you've played and what you charge, and knows how to book you, without clicking away. Your gigs also appear in what's on listings, and you can apply to festivals open for applications from StageOS.
Choose Linktree if…
- you mainly want one link in your Instagram or TikTok bio for fans;
- you sell lots of different things and need a simple list of links;
- you aren't looking for bookings right now.
Choose StageOS if…
- you want promoters and festivals to book you from one link;
- you need somewhere for your rider, rates and availability;
- you want gig listings and festival applications as well, for free.
Frequently asked questions
Is Linktree an EPK?
No. Linktree lists links to your other profiles. An EPK holds your bio, mixes, photos, rider, rates and booking details in one place, which is what promoters and festivals look for.
Is Linktree free?
Yes, Linktree has a free plan with unlimited links. Paid plans add more features; prices vary by region and are on Linktree's pricing page.
Should I use Linktree and StageOS together?
Many DJs do: Linktree in their Instagram bio for fans, with their StageOS EPK as one of the links for promoters.