Web design for artists

Built to help artists
get discovered.

Right now, someone is searching for exactly what you make. The question is whether they find you — and whether what they find makes them stay.

Built by hand Direct support No lock-in
Services

Your music moves people.
Your site should too.

Built to your identity, designed to turn someone discovering you into someone who reaches out.

Custom website build

No template someone else is using. No skin that looks like fifty other artists. Hand-coded to match the specificity of your work — because your sound isn't generic and your site shouldn't be either.

Hosting + uptime

The kind of thing that just works — so when you send your link to a booker or drop it in your bio, you're never wondering if it's down.

Monthly support

Your site stays current with your life. New release, new tour dates, new photos — message us and it's handled. No learning curve, no waiting weeks.

Booking and press pages

A booker lands on your page and knows exactly what to do. A journalist finds your press kit without having to ask. The gap between someone discovering you and actually reaching out gets as small as possible.

Merch shops

Your merch, your music, your downloads — sold from your own corner of the internet. Revenue that doesn't run through someone else's platform or take their cut.

Legal and trust foundations

The small things that make a stranger feel safe enough to book you, buy from you, or share their email. Easy to overlook. Costly to be missing when someone credible is checking you out.

Process

A direct build cycle
with no handoff chains.

01

Discovery call

We define your core work, the audiences you want to reach, and exactly what action you want visitors to take — booking, buying, listening, or reaching out.

02

Content and structure

You provide your materials — photos, bio, links, dates. We draft the page architecture and copy framework tailored to your artistic identity.

03

Build and review

We build the site, share a review link, and apply revisions before anything goes live. You approve it — then we ship.

04

Launch and ongoing care

After go-live, monthly support starts. Send updates whenever you need them — new work, new shows, new press. We keep it current.

About

One developer, working
directly with you.

Jarod Eads, founder of PulseCatalog

I started PulseCatalog after seeing too many musicians and artists with incredible work and no place online that did it justice — cookie-cutter themes, bloated agency packages, or nothing at all.

The model is simple: one developer, working directly with you. No handoffs, no ticket systems, no waiting weeks to change a photo. You always know who's working on your site and how to reach them.

Every site I build is coded by hand — no page builders, no themes. That means it loads fast, looks like nothing else, and actually represents you the way your work deserves.

Jarod Eads Founder and lead developer
What changes

The moments that happen
when your site does its job.

You've made things worth finding. This is what it looks like when someone finds them.

01

The email you wake up to

A festival booker is finalizing a lineup. It's past midnight and they're working through a list of links. Yours loads fast. They see your photo, your sound, your upcoming dates. They feel something. They don't overthink it — they send the inquiry before they go to sleep. You see it in the morning.

02

The journalist who takes you seriously

A writer covers your genre. They're looking for artists to feature. They Google you. Your site has a real bio, high-res press photos, a contact section that works. You look like someone who takes their work seriously. They write the piece. Your name appears in print for the first time.

03

The person who was already looking for you

Someone hears your track at a party in a city you've never played. They search your name. Your site comes up first. They stay — they read your story, they follow you, they sign up. Six months later, they're in the front row when you tour through their city.

Questions

Common questions
from artists.

Yes. The best sites started that way. Structure is what matters first — the content fills in as you grow. We'll build something that works now and expands naturally as your catalog, photos, and story develop.
Yes. Merch shops are built and integrated into your site — physical goods, apparel, prints, and digital downloads. Each build is scoped to your setup depending on product count and the payment processor you need.
Music MetaTagging is the process of ensuring your releases have correct metadata across streaming platforms — artist name, album, ISRC code, genre, and release year. Streaming platforms use this data to place you in search results, algorithmic playlists, and AI-generated recommendations. Missing or wrong metadata means you're invisible to those systems.
We implement llms.txt — a file that tells AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity exactly what you do, what you offer, and where to find you. Combined with schema markup and clean structured content, this gives AI tools the context they need to recommend you when someone searches for an artist in your genre or style.
That's the most common reason people reach out. You've outgrown it, or it never represented you right to begin with. We start fresh — nothing from the old site carries over unless you want it to. The goal is a site you're proud to send people to.
A typical 5-page artist site takes 1–2 weeks from discovery call to launch. Larger builds, merch shop integrations, or multi-section portfolio sites take 3–4 weeks.
Free site concept

Your people are out there.
Let's make sure they find you.

Tell us about your work. We'll put together a free site concept tailored to your sound and your vision — no obligation, response within one business day.