For talent
You have an agent now.
DJs, artists, photographers, producers, directors. A page worthy of the work — and someone out there selling you into the rooms you should be in.
You’re good, and you’re booked by the same four people who already know you’re good. Everyone else finds you through a Linktree, a SoundCloud you haven’t touched since last year, and a “send me your rates” thread that starts from zero every single time. The work is there. The way people find it isn’t.
What ZONA does for you
A page worthy of the work
zona.so/@yourname. Your identity, your portfolio, your booking page — one link, live the moment you make it. It replaces Linktree, Komi, the outdated deck, and the website you keep meaning to build.
We sell you
This is the part a directory can’t do. We’re producing nights and taking briefs from operators and brands every week. When one of them needs what you do, we put your name forward — by hand, because we know your work.
Your dates, your rates, your rules
Open, held, booked. Say what you charge or don’t. Flip yourself closed for a month and nothing chases you. Absence of a block means you’re free — and we already know it.
One inbox
Every enquiry lands in one place with the brief attached, instead of scattered across three DMs and an email you missed. You say “Interested →” and the conversation opens.
Start to finish
- 01Claim your page
- 02We verify you
- 03Set your dates and rates
- 04Work finds you
- 05“Interested →”
- 06The deal happens in the room
- 07It’s logged — and the next one’s easier
The money
Free. You keep your fee.
The page costs nothing and always will. Your rates are yours to set, your fee is yours to keep, and nothing here ever bills you. You are not our product — you’re the reason anyone hires us.
The obvious objection
“Is this just another directory I’ll forget about?”
A directory waits to be searched. That’s the whole difference. We’re not building a search box and hoping someone types your genre into it — we’re taking briefs from operators and brands right now, and someone at this desk decides who goes forward. If you’re right for it, that’s a phone call, not an algorithm.