yaya

Websites for musicians

Your site, your fans, your sales.

Describe the act — the sound, the shows, the next release — and yaya drafts a site with a mailing list, booking and contact forms, and payment links built in. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

Free to start on yayasite.com — your own domain connects free on every plan.

The platform keeps the fan. You keep a play count.

  • A strong month on streaming still pays for one rehearsal.
  • Your followers live inside apps you don't control — one algorithm change and the reach is gone.
  • Release, merch, and ticket links end up scattered across a link-in-bio nobody bookmarks.
  • A booker asks for your site and you send a profile with no dates, no bio, and no way to reach you.

Describe to live, in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Describe the act

    A few sentences — what you play, where you play it, and what you are selling next.

  2. Step 2

    yaya drafts the site

    Pages, copy, photos, releases, a mailing list, and booking and contact forms — written for a musician, ready for your review.

  3. Step 3

    Approve and publish

    Ask for changes in chat, approve the draft, and the site goes live on your address.

Releases & sales

Sell direct, priced your way

Releases sit on the page with real prices, and buy buttons take card payment through your own Stripe account — downloads, merch, and tickets the same way. Every order lands in your workspace.

  • Releases and merch listed with prices, not a marketplace page
  • Buy buttons and payment links on the page
  • Fixed, package, or pay-what-you-want pricing
  • Every order lands in your workspace
A live draft of the musician template — tap through it.

Fans & shows

A signup form, dates fans can find

A mailing-list signup form ships on the page. Upcoming shows sit as a list, and booking requests land in your yaya inbox.

  • Mailing-list signup form on the page
  • Upcoming shows listed where fans actually look
  • Booking requests and messages in one inbox
  • Embed your own videos with a YouTube or Vimeo section
Another recipe, same act — the layout holds across drafts.

The look

Full-bleed photo, crimson accent

The musician template opens on a large photo under a clean headline — built for a mic shot or a stage photo. Set your own accent colour and it replaces the template's; the layout holds either way.

  • Photo-led hero, edge to edge
  • Clean sans type with a crimson accent
  • Gallery, bio, and FAQ sections ready to switch on
  • Reads clean on a phone, where fans tap your links
Black wireless microphone on a stand
The photo the template leads with — your own shots replace it.

Found after the show

Built to be searched for

Each page ships a title, a description, and a sitemap entry, and the site serves the discovery files AI crawlers read. On paid plans yaya tracks your keywords and keeps drafting pages for the searches fans and bookers actually make.

  • Page titles and descriptions written for musicians
  • Sitemap and discovery files served automatically
  • Keyword tracking on Launch and Grow
  • The agent drafts new pages — you approve before anything goes live
A third recipe on the same template — pick the draft that sounds like you.

Common questions

A photo-led homepage, your releases with prices, a list of upcoming shows, a photo gallery, a bio, a mailing-list signup, booking and contact forms, and payment links. Describe the act once and yaya writes the copy for it.

Yes. Buy buttons and payment links take card payment through your own Stripe account — downloads, merch, and tickets the same way, and every order lands in your workspace. yaya's fee per sale is 3% on Free, 1.5% on Launch, and 0.5% on Grow, plus Stripe's processing.

Yes. The site includes a mailing-list signup form fans can fill in on the page.

Yes. Shows sit on the page as a list with dates and places, and you change them by describing the change in chat — no editor to learn.

Yes. Add a video section and a YouTube or Vimeo video plays right on the page.

Yes. Your streaming profiles stay where they are. The site is the address you own — the one on the poster and in the bio — linking out to wherever fans listen.

Each page ships a title, a description, and a sitemap entry, and the site serves the discovery files AI crawlers read. Launch and Grow add keyword tracking, and the agent drafts new pages for the searches fans and bookers make.

Yes. A custom domain connects free on every plan, and paid plans include a registered domain. Free sites live at yourname.yayasite.com.

Free is $0: a site at yourname.yayasite.com with contact and SEO basics, and you approve every draft. Launch is $25 a month, or $22 a month billed yearly ($255 a year), with your first domain included. Grow is $49 a month, or $41 a month billed yearly ($492 a year).

Yes. Your domain and your data are yours — the site and the content export with you.