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LINQ - Run the night
Run the night
The short version
What is LINQ - Run the night?
LINQ is a platform designed for DJs, venues, and promoters to manage event promotion, fan engagement, and content distribution under a single handle. It allows users to create event pages, collect RSVPs, manage song requests, and host release gates without requiring fans to install an app or create an account.
The platform enables DJs to manage the entire lifecycle of a gig—from promotion to post-event content—while ensuring fans can interact with event pages, RSVPs, and song requests directly through a browser without needing to register or install an app.
Product capabilities
Key features
- Artist profiles
- Event pages with map placement
- RSVP management
- Song request system via QR code
- Automatic stream recording
- Release gates for content distribution
- Fan data collection
- Customizable page themes
Ways to use it
Use cases
- Managing gig promotion
- Collecting fan RSVPs
- Distributing music releases
- Capturing live set recordings
- Facilitating song requests during live performances
Who it is built for
Best for
At a glance
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Fans do not need to install an app or create an account
- Users retain ownership of fan data
- Setup can be completed in under two minutes
- Core features are available for free
Things to consider
- Automatic stream recording is a paid feature
- Stream recording requires a connected Twitch channel
- VIP features require a monthly subscription
Plan information
Pricing
The platform offers a free tier with core features and a VIP tier for $10 per month that includes additional business tools.
Includes unlimited event pages, RSVPs, artist profile, release gates, song requests, and LINQ QR codes.
Prices and plans can change. Confirm current terms on the official pricing page before purchasing.
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Technical details
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Official destinations
Links
Quick answers
LINQ - Run the night FAQ
Do guests need an app or account to use LINQ?
No, guests can RSVP, request songs, and download content directly through their browser.
How does stream recording work?
Users connect their Twitch channel, and LINQ automatically captures the broadcast and files the recording on the user's profile.
Who owns the fan data collected?
The user owns all fan data, including RSVPs, gate emails, and requests, which are stored under their account.
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