Let your music take center stage.

To create a musician website, describe your act to we.inc (genre, solo or band, city, your latest release) and the AI builds the site with your music players, show dates, press kit, merch and a mailing list signup. It starts at $20 a month. A free musician website is also possible: publish one of the templates on a we.inc address at no cost, without AI or a custom domain.

Example website for musicians built with We.Inc: the The Copper Range home page — The Copper Range: an example site for musicians, made with We.Inc.

A free musician website to start, or let AI build it: your Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube players, tour dates, an EPK for bookers, merch and a mailing list, from a short description of your music. Works for singers, solo artists and bands.

Pages every musician website needs

Music (with embedded players): Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Bandcamp or YouTube embeds on the homepage turn a curious visitor into a listener in one click. Lead with your newest release.
Tour dates / shows: Date, city, venue and a ticket link for each show. Fans and venues both check it, and an old date sitting at the top makes the whole act look inactive.
EPK (electronic press kit): A short bio, two or three high-resolution photos, streaming links, a live video, press quotes and a booking contact on one page. It is what promoters, venues, blogs and playlist curators ask for first.
Merch / store: Shirts, vinyl, CDs or signed copies with checkout through your own Stripe account, or a clear link out to Bandcamp.
Mailing list: The one audience you own. A signup form on the homepage and next to your tour dates is how the next show and release reach people.
Booking / contact: A request form asking date, city, venue and type of event, kept separate from fan mail so booking enquiries are not lost.

Try this prompt

A website for Lena Marrow, an indie folk singer-songwriter in Asheville. Embed my Spotify artist player and the YouTube video for my new single, add a tour dates section with ticket links, an EPK page with bio, photos and press quotes, a merch page selling vinyl and shirts through my Stripe account, a mailing list signup, and a booking request form for venues.

A real musician site, not a template

This is The Copper Range, a musician business we described to the AI in a sentence. Every service, price and line of copy on it was written for that business. See the The Copper Range example site.

Start from this design

Three designs that suit a musician website. Each one is free to start from.

Nora Kessler Studio
Plume
Studio Ink

About musician website design on we.inc

Connect with fans and bookers with a site showcasing your music, videos, and tour dates.

A musician website designed around your actual services and prices, not a stock layout. Describe the business and the AI writes and builds every page.

Features designed for your industry

Music Player: Stream your tracks with an embedded music player.
Videos: Showcase your music videos and live performances.
Tour Dates: Display upcoming shows with ticket links.

Who this musician website design suits

Solo artists
Bands
Singer-songwriters
Classical musicians
Electronic artists

What makes a musician website work

How music embeds work (Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube)

Each platform gives you an embed code: on Spotify open the track, album or artist, choose Share, then Embed, and copy the code; on SoundCloud choose Share, then Embed; on YouTube choose Share, then Embed. Paste the code into the chat and tell the AI where it goes ("put this player under the hero"). The player streams from that platform, so your audio and video stay hosted there, not on we.inc.

Build the EPK as a page, not a PDF

A web EPK can be updated the day a new review lands and opened on a phone backstage. Keep it to one scroll: a 100 to 150 word bio, photos a promoter can download, your best two tracks, one live video, press quotes, past venues or festivals, and a booking email. Send bookers the link instead of an attachment.

Tour dates need an owner

Add each show with date, city, venue and a ticket link (Dice, Eventbrite, Ticketmaster or the venue). On a paid plan you can tell the AI "add March 14, Mercy Lounge, Nashville, tickets at this link" and it updates the list. Between tours, replace the list with a line pointing to the mailing list.

Merch through your own Stripe account

Shirts, vinyl, prints or signed copies can sell straight from your site with checkout on your own Stripe account, so the money lands with you. We.inc does not print, store or ship anything; you fulfil orders the way you do now, or link out to a print-on-demand shop or Bandcamp instead.

A mailing list signup you own

Streaming platforms and social feeds decide who sees your release. An email list does not. The AI can build a short signup form (name, email, city), or you can paste the embed code from Mailchimp or Kit so every signup goes straight into your list. Put it on the homepage and next to your tour dates.

What it costs

A domain costs about $10 to $20 a year. Streaming, video and ticketing stay on the platforms that already host them for free and are embedded or linked. Starter at $20 a month covers a solo artist, singer or band site the AI writes and updates around releases and shows.

The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a musician website for free?

Yes, with a template. The free plan publishes up to three template sites on a we.inc address, with no AI and no custom domain. Having the AI write and build the site, and keep editing it by chat, starts at $20 a month, and connecting your own domain needs a paid plan.

How do I add Spotify, SoundCloud or YouTube to my music website?

Copy the embed code from the platform (Share, then Embed), paste it into the chat and say where it should go. The AI places the player on the page. Your tracks and videos stay hosted on Spotify, SoundCloud or YouTube; we.inc does not host or distribute audio.

Can I create a singer website with this?

Yes. Describe yourself as a singer or vocalist, your style and what you want people to do (listen, book you for events, hire you for sessions) and the AI builds the pages around that: music, videos, an EPK, and a booking request form.

Can I sell merch on my musician website?

Yes, through checkout on your own Stripe account, so payments go to you. You handle printing and shipping, or link to Bandcamp or a print-on-demand shop instead.

Can fans join my mailing list from the site?

Yes. The AI can build a signup form, or you can paste the embed code from Mailchimp or Kit so signups go directly into your list. Sending the newsletters themselves happens in that email tool.

Can venues book me through the site?

The AI builds a booking request form (date, city, venue, event type) that is sent to you. There is no availability calendar, so you confirm dates yourself.

Create your free account

Free musician website options: what you can publish and what costs extra

Free is possible with a template: up to three template sites on a we.inc address, no AI and no custom domain. Everything below shows what a finished musician site looks like, so you can decide whether a template is enough or you want the AI to write it for you from $20 a month.

How these were picked

Five music samples from our library (a wedding band, a party band, a DJ, a string quartet and a worship band) and one showcase build. We read each and noted how a booker checks a date and hears the act. Checked 27 September 2026. Every design here is from the We.Inc library and is labelled as a sample or template. None is a customer site, and no entry claims results.