Publish and arrange your band page

Publish deliberately

1. 1Choose a unique public handle.
2. 2Add the public name, bio, genres, avatar, and promo images.
3. 3Choose a curated theme and Finnish or English labels.
4. 4Add music and social links, then select a featured player if wanted.
5. 5Reorder the page sections and preview the result.
6. 6Enable the public page when it is ready.

Bring links from an existing page

Open Quick setup at the top of the public page editor. On a phone, paste your current Linktree or other link-page address first so visitors can still reach the old page. Then add Spotify, Instagram, YouTube and other important destinations one at a time.

Bandpit recognizes common services before you save and offers a featured player for supported music and video links. Each addition saves immediately, so you can switch between apps or stop and continue later.

• The Paste button uses the browser clipboard when available. If access is blocked, tap and hold the field and choose Paste.
• On a computer, use Add several links at once to paste a plain list or a copied selection from an existing link page. Review the detected rows before saving.
• Imported links merge with the page. Existing links are not overwritten and duplicates are skipped.
• Bandpit does not copy profile photos or private information from another service.

What can appear

• The next show and more upcoming gigs, including accepted guest appearances.
• Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, or a verified Bandcamp player.
• Social, music, video, and website links with service icons.
• A hand-picked title-only public repertoire.
• A public lineup of people and roles. These people do not need Bandpit accounts.
• Booking contact details, recent published setlists, EPK, calendar subscription, and fan notifications.

Privacy and discovery

Private charts and audio never appear on the public page. Public repertoire is off by default and exposes titles only. You can also keep the page public while excluding its gigs from Bandpit's public gig directory.