An EPK builder for working musicians.

  1. 01 Use the EPK to reach out
  2. 02 Make new contacts
  3. 03 Get the gig ← that's it

Everything you send a booker, in one place:
the press kit, the stage plot, the tech rider,
and the email that carries them.
Free to build and publish. No credit card.

Start building free takes 20 min. tops.
The Spotlight EPK template · KAIRO press kit example

The Spotlight

The Studio EPK template · Wren Calloway press kit example

The Studio

The Stage EPK template · Sierra Veil press kit example

The Stage

A DJ in a backwards cap mixing on turntables at a small daytime bar gig
A singer with an acoustic guitar and a fiddle player performing on stools at a small venue

Solo acts, bands, DJs: the musicians who book their own gigs.

What's an EPK for?

Sending your info out to booking agents, press, podcast hosts, tour-date fills, festival inquiries.

Reaching out to clubs, restaurants, opening-gig opportunities to make new contacts in the industry.

Looking professional. Demanding attention. Getting heard.

New to all this? What an EPK is →

02 Why we built this

Most EPK builders look like tax software. Most pitch emails read like spam.

Bookers and journalists open dozens of these a week. The ones that get a reply look like they were made by someone who cares about their craft. Not someone who filled out a 14-field form on a generic dashboard, and not someone who copy-pasted "PLEASE BOOK ME" into Gmail.

03 Three templates

Pick a template that fits your sound.

Three EPK designs to pick from. Every one builds a real EPK website on your own subdomain. Pick once, swap any time. Every template uses the same content. Change your mind on Tuesday, keep your bio.

Template 01

The Stage

Alt-rock · indie · electronic · post-punk

Dark backgrounds, gold accents, classic display type. For artists whose live show is the headline.

  • Cinematic full-bleed hero with band name in display serif
  • Press quotes treated as gallery callouts
  • Tour dates list with stage-poster typography

Template 02

The Studio

Singer-songwriter · folk · acoustic · americana

Cream paper, ink-dark serif, gallery-forward layout. For artists whose songs and photos do the talking.

  • Editorial magazine layout, generous margins
  • Photo gallery treated like a museum spread
  • Bio reads like a feature article opener

Template 03

The Spotlight

Hip-hop · pop · R&B · DJ · EDM

High-contrast type, geometric color blocks, no preciousness. For artists who lead with the visual.

  • Sans-serif display typography, oversized name
  • Color block accents you can swap to match a brand
  • Optimized for music + video first

In the works

More templates on the way. Got a request? Tell us what you'd build with.

04 The kit

First, the kit.

If you can fill out a form, you can build an EPK. Type your bio, drop in your links, pick a template. Free or paid, the editor's the same, and either way it goes live at a link you can send.

  1. 01

    Bio, taglines, and contact rows

    Short pitch, long bio, pull quote. Booking, management, press, sync. Only the fields you fill show up.

  2. 02

    Music and video embeds

    Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Vimeo. Drop a link, choose what plays first. Album art pulls in automatically.

  3. 03

    Photos, press assets, downloads

    Upload high-res with credit lines. Press downloads zipped on demand. Tech riders, stage plots, one-sheets, all in one place.

  4. 04

    Tour dates that stay current

    Auto-sorted by date, marked sold-out / TBA / available, hides past dates so the page stays fresh without you touching it.

See it in motion

Inside the LiveEPK editor: sidebar, content form, and live preview pane showing a real EPK in progress.

05 Always current

Always stay updated. Edit anytime.

Ever exported a PDF, sent it to twenty people, then spotted the wrong photo, or a dead tour date, right after? You can't take it back. You send a "use this newer one" follow-up and hope they open the right file.

A LiveEPK is a link, not a file. Change a photo, add a date, update your bio. Hit publish, and every booker you've ever sent it to has the new version. No re-exporting, no re-sending.

And when one kit isn't enough? A different cut for the rock club than for the wedding agent. That's coming.

A four-piece band performing on a small DIY venue stage
A one-page stage plot sheet made in the LiveEPK stage plot maker: a four-piece rock band on a to-scale stage, with the input list, monitor mixes, and backline notes below it

06 Stage plot and tech rider

Then the paperwork the venue asks for.

The booker says yes. The next email is from the sound engineer: "Can you send a stage plot and an input list?" Most bands open a drawing app and lose an evening.

Drag your band onto a to-scale stage with 39 gear icons. The input list and monitor mixes build themselves as you go. Flip to the rider tab for lineup, schedule, what you bring, what you need, power, lighting, and hospitality. Out comes a clean PDF, Letter or A4.

Both tools are free, and you don't need an account to use them. Inside LiveEPK they save with your kit, and one button publishes the PDF into your EPK's downloads, where the production manager will look for it.

Open the stage plot maker → Open the tech rider builder →

08 Pricing

Free to build and publish. $5 for your own name.

Publish free at a generated link with a small LiveEPK badge. One paid plan, $5/month: your own subdomain, no badge, the email composer, and the asset library.

Everything

The full kit

$5 /month

or $50/year, two months free

Your EPK live, with everything you need to pitch it.

  • Custom subdomain at yourname.liveepk.com, badge-free · your free link redirects there
  • Email composer · write better booking request emails, faster
  • Asset library · upload once, use anywhere
  • Up to 50 saved stage plots
  • All three templates, plus every future one
  • Hosting included, fast load, unlimited edits
Get your name for $5 →

Publish free at a generated link, or $5/month ($50/year, two months free) for your own name. No credit card to start, cancel anytime. Your content stays in the editor if you come back.

09 Questions you probably have

The short answers.

What is an EPK?
Electronic press kit. The thing you send a booker, a label, or a journalist when they ask "what should I be listening to?" Bio, music, video, photos, press, contact. One link instead of a folder of attachments. LiveEPK is an EPK maker and EPK creator built for that exact moment. The full breakdown →
Do I actually need one?
If you've ever pasted a Spotify link, a Google Drive folder, and three press quotes into the same email, yes. An EPK is the thing that replaces that email.
EPK, press kit, one-sheet: what's the difference?
Same idea, different rooms. Press kit is the umbrella term. One-sheet is a single-page PDF for label desks. EPK is the modern web version. The one bookers and journalists actually want to open. See the full template, section by section →
How long does this take to build?
Twenty minutes if you have your bio, photos, and a couple of links handy. An hour if you're starting from scratch. Getting it just the way you like it can take as long as it needs to. Try the free editor and take your time. The step-by-step guide →
What does it cost?
Free to build and publish: your kit goes live at a generated link with a small LiveEPK badge, no credit card. $5/month puts it at your own subdomain (yourname.liveepk.com, no badge) and adds the email composer and the asset library. Or $50/year, two months free.
How much does an EPK cost?
Anywhere from nothing to a few hundred dollars. A designer will build you a PDF press kit for a few hundred dollars, and it goes stale the first time your dates or photos change. Website builders fold an EPK page into plans that start around $10 to $30 a month. LiveEPK is free at a generated link and $5/month at your own subdomain, and it updates the moment you edit it. Prices for seven tools, side by side: the best EPK builders compared.
What's the difference between free and paid?
Free builds the whole kit and publishes it at a generated link (something like e123456.liveepk.com) with a small LiveEPK badge. The $5/month plan moves it to yourname.liveepk.com, drops the badge, and unlocks the email composer and asset library. Same editor either way; paying is what puts your name on the door.
What does the email composer actually do?
It drafts your booking-agent emails for you. Subject line, opener, sections for video, press quotes, tour dates, photo downloads, and your EPK link, all pulled from your asset library and arranged inside the email body itself. The agent gets everything in one read, even if they never click through. You write the pitch once and send it forty times without retyping.
What's the asset library?
One place where your photos, audio, video, press quotes, contacts, and downloads live. Once uploaded, you can drop them into your EPK or into a booking-request email without re-uploading or re-typing. Included with the $5 plan. It's the difference between assembling each pitch from scratch and pulling it together in ten minutes.
Does LiveEPK make stage plots and tech riders?
Yes. There's a free stage plot maker and tech rider builder built in: drag your gear onto a to-scale stage, and the input list and monitor mixes fill themselves in. You don't need an account to use them. With one, your plot saves alongside your kit and publishes as a PDF into your EPK's downloads. Free accounts keep one saved plot; the $5 plan keeps up to 50.
What do I actually send a venue?
To get the gig: a short email with your best video, a press quote, your dates, and a link to your EPK. Once you're booked: a stage plot, an input list, and a tech rider, so the sound engineer knows what's walking in. LiveEPK makes all of it. The kit and the stage paperwork are free, and the $5 plan adds the composer that builds the email.
Can I switch templates later?
Yes, any time. Your content stays put. Change your mind on Tuesday, keep your bio.
What happens if I cancel?
Your live URL goes offline. Your content stays in the editor, so you can pick up right where you left off if you come back. No need to start over.
Who's it for?
Working musicians. Solo artists, bands, DJs, rappers. Anyone whose next email needs to look like they mean it.

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