Frequently asked questions
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- What is DJZop?
- DJZop is the operating system for DJs who launch parties. It helps artists and crews run a dedicated site, guest list, door, bookings, and nights in one secure studio.
- Is DJZop free for guests?
- Yes. DJZop is free for guests to see nights, RSVP, and stay on the list through the guest portal.
- How does pricing work for DJs?
- DJZop offers a 14-day free trial for artists, then paid plans starting at $149/mo (Starter). Growth ($249/mo) and Pro ($349/mo) unlock marketing automation, AI desk, custom domains, and more.
- What makes DJZop different from generic event software?
- DJZop is built for how DJs actually run nights — artist sites, guest lists, door check-in, lineup, and listings — not a conference tool with a party sticker on it.
- Who built DJZop?
- DJZop is built by people who go out and understand how a night actually gets launched, combining that with practical studio tools.
- Does DJZop support crews and residents?
- Yes. Artists and residents can manage nights, the door, staff permissions, plans, and guest communication from a dedicated studio.
- Where does DJZop run?
- DJZop is a web app at www.djzop.com. The studio, guest portal, and public artist sites are included. No guest app install is required.
- Can I use my own domain?
- Yes on Pro. Point a CNAME at DJZop and visitors on that host see your artist site.
- Is DJZop a ticketing marketplace?
- No. DJZop is the operating system for the list, door, and artist site. Use a ticket marketplace when the night is a public on-sale.
- Do guests need to pay for the portal?
- No. The guest portal is free. Artists pay after a 14-day trial.
- How is DJZop different from Eventbrite or Dice?
- DJZop is list-and-door software for DJs. Eventbrite and Dice sell public tickets. See the compare pages if you are choosing a stack.