A DJ sees enough to work with you on your event, and no more.
When you message them
Your first name and profile picture, plus whether you're currently online and when you were last active.
When you send a booking request
Everything you entered on the form, because it's what they need to quote:
- Occasion and Event Name
- Date & Time and timezone
- Location — the venue address
- Event Extras you flagged
- Comments — your note to them
Plus your first name.
When you book them
Once you complete documents, the DJ has what those documents record — your name, your email, the date, and your IP address for the completion audit trail. That's a two-way record: it's the same evidence that protects you if they later dispute what was agreed.
They also see your payment status. Which payments are paid, due, or failed — not how you paid.
What they never see
Your card details. Payment goes through our processing. The screen says so: Payment details are processed securely by DJfindr and are never visible to the DJ.
Your password, obviously.
Your identity verification documents, if you completed it. They see nothing of that.
Your other bookings. A DJ can't see who else you've approached, what they quoted, or which one you chose.
Your home address, unless you gave it as the venue.
Your phone number
Not shared automatically. Most people swap numbers with their DJ ahead of the day, which is sensible for the event itself — a call beats a message neither of you is checking. That's your choice, in the conversation.
Your review
Public. It shows your first name, your profile picture, the star rating, the occasion, and what you wrote. Your contact details are never shown. See Leaving a Review.
Privacy settings
There are no visibility toggles on a client account. What's above is the whole picture — you control what a DJ knows mainly by what you put in your messages and your event details.
Deleting your data
Deactivating suspends access rather than erasing data. For removal, email [email protected]. Some records tied to completed events and payments are kept where we're required to. See Deactivating Your Account.