Link-in-bio isn't a landing page
If you make music - DJ sets, original tracks, remixes, beats for other artists - your online presence today is probably a stack of platform profiles and one link-in-bio page pointing at all of them. That's fine for someone who already knows who you are. It does almost nothing for a promoter, a couple looking for wedding entertainment, or a fan who just heard your track and wants to know if you play shows near them.
What that person needs is a page that answers one question fast - what do you sound like, and how do they book or contact you - not a menu of six different apps to click through first.
What it looks like
Here's the whole flow, inside a Telegram chat with @landerrs_bot:
No “musician” button? Doesn't matter
The bot's onboarding doesn't have a dedicated category for musicians and DJs yet - pick whichever option is closest (creative work, personal brand, portfolio) and move on. The category is a starting point, not the thing that shapes your page. What actually builds your headline, structure, and copy is the one sentence you write describing what you do - “house and techno DJ, available for club nights and private events” is enough for the AI to build a page around your sound and your booking type, not a generic template with your name on it.
What the page includes
Describe your act in one message and the bot builds a page structured around getting booked, not just discovered:
- A headline that states your genre and your booking type - club, private events, sessions, whatever fits
- A section for embedding or linking your best tracks or mixes
- A contact form built for booking enquiries - date, event type, message
- A clean, mobile-first layout that loads fast on a promoter's phone between messages
Got a new mix up, a new rate, or a festival date to add? Message the bot in plain language - “add my new SoundCloud mix” or “update my rate for private events” - and it's live in about 30 seconds. /undo reverts if you don't like the change.
Booking requests land in Telegram
Every enquiry on your page - a promoter, a couple planning a wedding, a fan asking about a show - arrives as a Telegram message the second they hit send. No separate booking inbox to check, no email you forget about between gigs. It lands in the same app where you probably already coordinate with venues and other artists.
What it costs
Building and hosting the page is free, AI generation and chat-based editing included. The free plan sends up to 10 booking enquiries a month to your Telegram with a small “made with lander” badge; Pro removes the badge and makes enquiries unlimited for 150 Telegram Stars a month - about $3, paid inside Telegram.
FAQ
Can I link my SoundCloud, Spotify, or Bandcamp? Yes - tell the bot what to link and it adds it to your page.
Is this instead of my link-in-bio page, or in addition to it? Either. Some artists replace their link-in-bio entirely; others keep the link-in-bio for casual followers and use the bot-built page as the link they send to promoters and clients specifically.
Can I change the page after a booking - new price, new availability? Yes, just message the bot what changed. It's live in about 30 seconds.
Build your artist page before your next gig
Open the bot, describe your sound and how people should book you, and see your page go live in the next couple of minutes.