A DJ's profile is where you decide whether to message them. It has seven tabs — About, Services, Mixes, Posts, Reviews, Policies, and Events — with Book and Message following you as you scroll.
The top of the page
The cover image and profile picture, their display name, any badges, their star rating, and three figures:
- LOCATION — where they're based
- AVERAGE RATE — their typical hourly rate
- EVENTS — how many they've completed on DJfindr
That last one is worth weighing. A DJ with thirty completed events on DJfindr has a track record here. A newer profile isn't a worse DJ — they may have years of experience elsewhere — but there's less on the platform to go on.
About
Their bio, how long they've been DJing, an Intro Reel video if they've added one, and Areas Served — the places they'll travel, with a map. Check your venue is covered.
Services
Three lists: Occasions they play, Genres, and Extras they offer. Extras may show a price.
Mixes
Recordings you can play in the browser. The fastest way to know whether someone suits your event. See Listening to Mixes and Watching Intro Reels.
Posts
A feed of their recent work with dates. Useful for two things: seeing they're actively working, and seeing whether they've done events like yours.
Reviews
Ratings and comments from past clients, with Total reviews and Average rating. Only clients who booked and completed an event on DJfindr can leave one. See Reading Reviews and Ratings.
Events
Upcoming live events this DJ is playing — public nights you could go and watch them at. Empty for many DJs, and some hide it. See Finding Live Events.
Policies
The part most people skip and shouldn't:
- Requisites — what they need you or the venue to provide, like parking, power, or a meal
- Cancellation Policy — usually stated as how many days ahead you can cancel
- Travel & Logistics — how they handle travel
Reading this before you message saves the most common awkward conversation later.
Empty sections
A line like This DJ has not provided their performing genres means they've left it blank. Not necessarily a problem, but it's a fair thing to ask about.
One safety note
Profiles carry the reminder: For your protection, never communicate or complete payments outside of the DJfindr website. Worth taking seriously — see Keep Payments and Messages on DJfindr.
Ready to move
Message asks a question. Book sends a full request with your event details. Either is fine as a first step.