A website to make your fans go wild.
Websites for solo artists, bands, producers and labels. Streaming hubs, tour pages, EPKs and merch integration, built to work as hard as you do between releases.
WHY IT MATTERS
You want to attract new fans, keep your loyal fans happy, and build a business.
Most musicians' websites are an afterthought. A Linktree, a Bandcamp page, maybe a Wix template the drummer's cousin built in 2019. Which is fine until you are trying to book gigs, sell tickets, pitch to a label, or actually convert the people streaming your tracks into fans who buy something. We build websites for musicians that do real work. Tour pages that update without rebuilding the site. Release pages that handle pre-saves, embeds and merchandise in one place. Harri Digital is a Plymouth-based design studio working with independent artists, bands, producers and labels across the UK. We build on platforms you can actually maintain
Single-artist sites built around your music, story and live dates. Press photo above the fold, streaming links front and centre, and mailing list signup that actually gets used. Suitable for emerging, signed and established artists.
Multi-member sites with proper biography pages, member spotlights, full discography, tour archives and merch integration. Designed for the reality of rotating lineups and a site that outlasts them.
Sites built around your sound rather than your face. Embedded reel players, beat store integration, sample pack delivery, and contact forms designed for sync briefs and placement enquiries.
Roster pages, release calendars, label news, artist signing pages and distribution-ready release pages. Built to make labels look like a proper operation.
Wedding, corporate and private hire bands. Showreel above the fold, package pricing, availability calendar, video testimonials, and an enquiry form that qualifies leads.
Venue sites with event calendars, ticket integrations, capacity and tech spec pages for incoming acts, and clear booking pathways for promoters and pre-sale email capture.
Class booking systems, lesson packages, video lesson hosting, student testimonials, and the kind of site that justifies your hourly rate. Suitable for in-person tutors, online educators and music schools.
Single-event sites with lineup pages, schedule pages, FAQ, ticket integration, travel and accommodation info, and the ability to scale up before the event and quietly archive after.
We start with a call to understand where you are in your career, who your audience is, what the site needs to achieve, and what platforms you are on. We also talk about who is going to maintain the site after launch, which shapes the platform we recommend.
We design the homepage and one or two key inner pages first, get sign-off, then build out the full site. You see the work in stages, no big reveals at the end.
We build the site, connect the streaming embeds, set up the mailing list, integrate merch and ticketing, configure the EPK, and test everything across devices.
We launch the site, train you on how to update it yourself, and provide a short guide for the parts you will touch most often (adding tour dates, posting news, updating the release page).
Every musician website project includes:
Optional add-ons: full merch shop build, ticket integration, multi-language support, fan login areas, ongoing maintenance retainer, content writing, photography direction, and social media template design to match.
We are not a music industry agency that has tried to scale into a hundred different sectors. We are a small studio that has built websites for working musicians and we understand the actual problems, namely that you have no time, no budget for a £15,000 site, and you need something you can update from a tour van without ringing a developer.
We build on platforms you can maintain yourself between releases. We design for the reality that your needs change every album cycle. And we are honest about when you do not need a custom site at all, sometimes a well-built Bandcamp page is the right answer and we will tell you.
Harri Digital is King's Trust funded and based in Plymouth, working with musicians across the UK.
We work to fixed quotes rather than hourly rates. Musician website projects typically fall into three brackets.
Send us your brief and we will come back with a fixed price within 24 hours. No call required unless you want one.
Embeds for Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, Tidal, YouTube and SoundCloud, all on one page, all working on mobile. Pre-save links handled properly for upcoming releases. We build this into the homepage rather than burying it three clicks deep.
A proper events system you can update from your phone five minutes before announcing a new show. Auto-archiving past dates. Ticket links per show. Map integration. Sold-out tagging.
High-res press photos, downloadable bio in three lengths (50, 150, 500 words), technical rider, stage plot, contact details for booking and press, all on one page that you can send to anyone with a single link.
A real signup that integrates with Mailchimp, Substack, ConvertKit or whatever you actually use. Incentivised where it makes sense, a free download, demo or ticket priority. Mailing list is the only audience asset you actually own, so we treat it that way.
Shopify, Big Cartel, Bandcamp, or direct sales through the site depending on your setup. Integrated properly so checkout does not feel like leaving your world.
Around 80 percent of music site traffic is mobile. We design for the phone first and the desktop second, not the other way round.
Music sites are usually image-heavy and video-heavy. We optimise so the site loads in under two seconds on 4G, which matters for fans clicking through from Instagram stories.
Common questions about websites for musicians and brands on design, pricing, turnaround and our process. If yours is not here, send us a message.
A custom musician website in the UK typically costs between £1,200 and £4,500 depending on size, integrations and whether you need merch and ticketing built in. Template-based sites on Bandzoogle or Squarespace can be cheaper but limit you long-term. We quote on the project rather than hourly so you know the cost upfront.
Most musician websites take three to five weeks from brief to launch. Single-artist sites with no merch are usually three weeks. Band sites with full integrations and ticketing are four to five. Festival and label sites can take longer depending on how many release pages or artist profiles need building.
We recommend the platform based on what you need to do and who is going to maintain the site. Shopify for merch-heavy artists. WordPress for content-heavy sites with blogs and frequent updates. Squarespace or Webflow for visually-led artist sites with simple needs. We are honest about which platform suits which artist rather than pushing one option.
Usually, yes. Every site we build is designed for the artist or band to maintain themselves. Tour dates, news posts, release pages and basic content edits should take five minutes, not a developer call. We provide a training session and a written guide at handover.
Yes, all major streaming platforms. We embed players directly on the site, set up pre-save links for upcoming releases, and link out to platform-native pages for fans who prefer to listen in their app. We also work with Linkfire, Toneden and similar smart link tools.
Yes. We integrate Shopify, Big Cartel and Bandcamp merch into musician websites regularly. For artists running their own fulfilment, Shopify or Big Cartel work best. For artists with limited stock or one-off drops, Bandcamp is often the right answer. We will recommend the right setup for your situation.
Yes. Every musician site we build can include an EPK page with downloadable press photos, bios in multiple lengths, technical rider, stage plot, and contact details. We design it to be journalist-friendly and bookable with a single link.
Yes, we are a Plymouth-based studio working with musicians across the UK and occasionally internationally. All work is done in-house.
We're enrolled on the Shopify Partners Programme
Members of the Devon Chamber of Commerce
We're a Kings Trust Supported Business.
P3O certification to support public organisation projects
Our website (and our work) is "Hosted Green"
