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The Stage template, on Dez Holloway's sample EPK The Studio template, on Tamsin Ackerly's sample EPK The Spotlight template, on Vera Lumbre's sample EPK
One sample kit per template: The Stage, The Studio and The Spotlight. All three are in the free plan.

The honest version

The LiveEPK editor is free, forever. So is publishing. The three free templates, every section, live preview, unlimited edits, and your kit live at a generated link like e123456.liveepk.com with a small LiveEPK badge. No credit card, no trial clock. $5/month puts it at yourname.liveepk.com and removes the badge. That's the whole pricing page.

01 Where the line is

What the free EPK builder includes: free that means something.

"Free EPK builder" usually arrives with an asterisk. One template until you upgrade. A watermark you find out about at the end. A fourteen-day clock that starts the moment you sign up. So here's the LiveEPK line, drawn plainly, no asterisk:

Free, forever

The $5/month plan

One plan, $5/month or $50/year. There is no second tier to decode. The one exception: the one-sheet PDF is also a one-time $15 unlock on the free plan, for a band that needs the paper and nothing else.

02 The templates

Three EPK templates, all of them free.

Every template ships in the free editor, and switching between them is one click. These are three sample kits, one on each. The acts are made up; the pages are real LiveEPK kits. Click any of them to open the full page the way a booking agent would.

There are three more, with notes on why each one works, on the EPK examples by genre page. New to press kits? Start with how to make an EPK, or the DJ press kit guide if you play other people's records.

03 How it works

How to make a free EPK: twenty minutes, start to kit.

  1. Sign up with an email. No card, no plan picker. You land in the editor.
  2. Pick a template. Three layouts built for music, not adapted from a restaurant theme. Try all of them; switching is one click.
  3. Drop your details in. Bio, streaming links (they embed themselves), photos, a video, press quotes if you have them. Every section is pre-built with a brief and an example.
  4. Preview the real thing. The live preview shows your actual page as you type. On your phone it goes full screen, exactly what a booking agent opening your link would see.
  5. Publish it, free. Your kit goes live at a generated link with a small LiveEPK badge. When you want it at your band's name, $5/month moves it from the number to yourband.liveepk.com, removes the badge, and redirects the old link.

See the editor in motion

Inside the LiveEPK editor: pick a template, fill in the form, and watch the live preview build your page as you type. Everything shown here is in the free editor.

New to press kits? Start with what an EPK is, or work from the music press kit template with a filled-in example for every section.

04 The comparison

How free EPK builders compare.

Every EPK tool says free. What matters is what free gets you, and what going live costs. The short version of the landscape:

ToolWhat free gets youGoing live
LiveEPK The full editor plus publishing: all templates, live preview, and your kit live at a generated link. No card, no clock. Free at a generated link; $5/month to put it at your band's name, badge-free.
Bandzoogle A 14-day trial of a full website builder. A paid site plan when the trial ends.
Quick page generators A fast one-pager, usually with limited templates and their branding on your kit. Free, but the page lives on their domain and their roadmap.

We're the biased party here, so the honest read: if you want a whole band website with a store and a mailing list, Bandzoogle is the better tool and worth its price. If you want a press kit that gets built once, stays current, and lives at a link with your name on it, that's the one job LiveEPK exists to do. The longer version, with seven tools and their current prices: the best EPK builders, compared honestly.

Build it and publish it before you pay anything.

Free editor, free publishing at a generated link. No credit card. Twenty minutes from now you'll have a link to send.

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05 The fine print, unhidden

No gotchas later, either.

06 Quick answers

Free EPK builder: common questions.

Is LiveEPK really free?
Yes. The editor is free forever, and so is publishing: your kit goes live at a generated subdomain with a small LiveEPK badge. No credit card, no trial clock. $5/month or $50/year moves it to your own subdomain and removes the badge.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. You sign up with an email address, build, and publish free at a generated link. A card only comes into it when you want a custom name.
Is the free editor limited?
No. Free gets the same editor paying users have: all eight sections, the three free templates, auto-embeds, full live preview, and publishing at a generated link. The paid differences are your own subdomain, no badge, the email composer, and the asset library.
What exactly does the $5/month cover?
Your own subdomain at yourname.liveepk.com with the badge removed, the email composer that drafts booking pitches with your assets in the message, and the asset library. Your free generated link permanently redirects to the new name.
Can I see my EPK before paying?
Yes, and further: publish it free at a generated link and send it around before spending anything. The live preview also shows the full page as you type, including full screen on your phone.
Can my EPK be in Spanish, and can I rename the sections?
Yes to both, on the free plan. Set the kit language to Español and the headings, dates, tour statuses like “Sold out,” and download labels on your published page switch to Spanish; your own writing is never touched. You can also rename any section from its tab, so “Tour Dates” can be “Shows” and “Press” can be “Reviews.” The dashboard itself is in English.
What happens if I cancel?
Your kit stays up. It moves back to your free generated link with the small badge, and we email you that link. The custom name is part of the paid plan, so it goes offline. You keep your account and everything you built.

See what you've got.

The free tier is the whole product minus your name on the URL. Open it and find out.

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