A rapper website that matches the music

To build a rapper website, describe yourself to we.inc (artist name, city, sound, latest project) and the AI builds the music, videos, shows, EPK, merch and mailing list pages, starting at $20 a month. A free version is possible on a template published to a we.inc address, without AI or a custom domain.

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A rapper website that is more than a link in bio: your Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube embeds, shows, an EPK for promoters, merch through your own Stripe account and a mailing list. Start free on a template, or let AI build it.

Pages every rapper website needs

Music and videos: Your latest project on Spotify or SoundCloud and your newest video from YouTube, embedded on the homepage.
Shows: Dates, cities, venues and ticket links, so fans and promoters see you are active.
EPK: Bio, streaming numbers you can verify, press, photos, and a booking contact for promoters, blogs and playlist curators.
Merch: Drops sell on your own Stripe checkout; announce them to the mailing list first.
Mailing list: Fans you can reach on release day without an algorithm in between.

Try this prompt

A website for Kairo, a rapper from Atlanta. Embed my new album from Spotify and my latest YouTube video, list upcoming shows with ticket links, add an EPK with bio, press and photos, a merch page for my hoodie drop through my Stripe account, and a mailing list signup.

What should a rapper put on the home page?

Your newest release, playable straight away, and one way to follow you. Visitors arriving from a show or a video want to hear more within seconds, so a player at the top beats a long bio. Under it, add your next show date and a link to the full catalogue. Swap the featured track each time you drop something new.

How do I write a bio that promoters and press will actually use?

Write it in the third person and in three lengths: one sentence, one paragraph and a full page. Blogs and promoters copy whichever fits, so give them clean text with your name spelled correctly, your city, your sound and one or two career moments that are true and checkable. Keep the full version on your press page with high-resolution photos.

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About rapper website design on we.inc

Music, videos, and merch links, built around your sound. We.inc's AI builds it from a description of your style, free to start, AI editing from $20 a month.

Rapper website design without the agency retainer. Describe the business in plain English and the AI writes and builds the pages around it: your services, your prices, your words.

Features designed for your industry

Streaming links front and center: Embed tracks from Spotify and SoundCloud and link out to every platform you're on, so fans land in the right place to actually follow you.
Music videos without leaving the page: Embed your YouTube videos directly rather than linking away, keeping visitors on your site while they watch.
Merch that links to where it actually sells: Link to your Shopify store or print-on-demand merch shop rather than trying to run checkout on the site itself.

Who this rapper website design suits

An independent rapper promoting a new mixtape with embedded Spotify and SoundCloud tracks
An artist linking their YouTube music videos and upcoming show dates
A rapper selling merch through a linked Shopify store alongside their music
A hip-hop artist building a press kit page with bio, photos, and booking contact

What makes a rapper 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.

Own the release day

A link in bio sends fans away. Your own site can hold the embed, the video, the merch drop and the signup form on one page, and it shows up when someone searches your artist name.

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 and video stay hosted on their platforms. Starter at $20 a month covers a rapper site the AI builds and updates around drops and shows.

Free for 3 template sites, without AI; AI building from $20 a month. Compare plans

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a rapper 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.

Can I embed my SoundCloud and YouTube?

Yes. Paste the embed codes into the chat and tell the AI where they go. The audio and video stream from those platforms.

Can I sell merch drops?

Yes, through checkout on your own Stripe account. You handle fulfilment, or link to a print-on-demand store.

Can promoters book me from the site?

Yes, with a booking request form the AI builds. It sends the details to you; there is no availability calendar.