© 2026 Noiseyard Ltd
Noiseyard for their websites?
Everything a working band needs online, music, gigs, bookings, merch, and a mailing list, is available without having to upgrade to the most expensive tier. You can grow without hitting feature walls.
| Feature | Noiseyard | Other Website Builders |
|---|---|---|
| Designed for musicians and bands | ✓ | ✕ |
| Website ready in minutes | ✓ | ✕ |
| Public free trial | ✓ | ✕ |
| Setup process | Automated (question-based) | Manual (drag & drop) |
| Pre-built pages | Fully structured, ready-to-use pages | Templates require manual setup |
| Gigs page with ticket links | Built-in | Assembled manually |
| Event Calendar | Built-in & automated | Often not built-in |
| Bandsintown sync | Built-in | Only on some platforms |
| Music embeds (Spotify, Bandcamp, SoundCloud) | Dedicated embed fields | Manual embed blocks |
| EPK (press kit) page | Included, pre-built | Often not included |
| Mailing + Website in one place | In all plans | Often not included |
| Commission on sales | 0% commission | Some take a cut or limit features by tier |
| Tip Jar | Built-in for medium & highest plan | Often not supported |
| Track upload limit | Based on total minutes | Often based on number of tracks |
with Noiseyard, in four steps
Everything you need to launch
Choose a custom domain for your musician website and make your online presence truly yours.
Noiseyard hosts every music website with secure, high-speed servers so your site loads fast on any device: desktop or mobile.
Get discovered by fans and rank higher on search engines with built-in SEO tools designed for musicians, DJs, and bands.
Sell music and merch directly to fans and keep all of your revenue. Noiseyard takes zero commission, with optional print-on-demand merch via Printful.
Keep your audience updated on gigs, releases, and tour dates with a simple built-in calendar, and let fans support you with a Tip Jar.
See how fans interact with your music website. Track traffic, plays, sales, and conversions using built-in analytics and tools like Meta Pixel.
Send updates and announcements to your fans directly from your musician website, with the option to connect external newsletter tools.
Use Bandsintown, Meta Pixel, external newsletter tools, music embeds, and print-on-demand services like Printful. All supported alongside our tools.
Yes. Noiseyard is built for musicians and bands, so the pages a band needs come pre-structured: a discography, gigs with ticket links, a gallery, a store, an EPK for bookings and press, and a mailing list.
Instead of assembling a site from blocks, you answer a few setup questions and a structured band website is generated for you, ready to customize and publish the same day.
No. If the band is not selling music digitally, you can showcase everything through embeds from services like Spotify, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Mixcloud, and Deezer by pasting the embed code into a dedicated field, and upload nothing.
Uploads are only needed for tracks you sell as digital downloads, and upload limits are based on total minutes, with the highest tier offering unlimited uploads.
Your Gigs page lists upcoming shows, each with its own details and a ticket link, and keeps past events as an archive of the band's journey.
The Event Calendar on your homepage is fully automated: it pulls from your Gigs and Discography pages, and you can connect your Bandsintown account so your dates stay in sync.
Your EPK page is built for exactly that audience: press, bookers, and labels. It carries the band's bio, photos, featured music, and press quotes, and you can add a contact form section so booking inquiries land directly in your inbox.
You can also add an Event Calendar section to the EPK, so a promoter sees your availability and history on the same page they contact you from.
Yes. The built-in store sells your merch and your own music with 0% Noiseyard commission; only standard Stripe payment fees apply. Print-on-demand merch through Printful is included from the Medium tier.
The Tip Jar, download codes, and coupon codes are available on the Medium and highest tiers, so fans can support the band between releases.
Yes. Mailing list and newsletter tools are included on every tier: signup forms on your site, a member list, and newsletters you write and send from the same place you manage your website.
That means the crowd from Saturday's show can hear about the next one, and the list belongs to the band, not to an algorithm.
Yes. You can connect a domain the band already owns, or use the domain included with your Noiseyard plan. The included domain's renewals stay covered by your subscription for as long as you are subscribed.
Either way, the band name lives on its own address, the one link you put in every bio and poster.
Yes. Your website is live and public during the whole 30-day free trial, so you can share the link with venues and fans from day one, before paying anything.
You can change plan, pause, or cancel your subscription at any time.
No. Noiseyard handles the technical setup: you pick a template, answer setup questions, and the band website is generated with pages, navigation, and sections in place.
Whoever handles the band's admin can update gigs, releases, and photos from one dashboard, and customize colors, fonts, and pages with a few clicks.
Generic builders give you empty blocks; the band parts, discography, gigs, EPK, and a mailing list, are things you assemble and maintain yourself.
Noiseyard starts from those parts. The structure is generated in minutes, the Event Calendar updates itself, and the whole site stays focused on getting the band heard and booked.
See how Noiseyard compares with other ways to build a music website.
Any questions?
Go ahead and send us an e-mail explaining the topic you need our help with!
We will get back to you within 24 hours.