Event Control
Set up the room
Create events, choose request modes, manage request settings, and share the right link or QR code for the moment.
Core Product
Turn live requests into a polished part of the show.
Live Requests is the audience-facing piece of Decknics. Start with a 14-day free trial, then continue at $9.99 per month unless you cancel. It gives performers QR request pages, tip-ready request flows, live monitors, overlays, and request analytics without forcing them into the rest of the platform first.
Best for the performer who wants the crowd experience handled cleanly
Live Requests is the easiest product to demo, the easiest one to understand, and the strongest first thing to sell before you upsell business or planning tools.
Request Monitor
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Create events and control request settings
Offer open requests, Spotify requests, or request-list-only flow
Use a public request page, tip-only page, monitors, and overlays
Generate QR flyers, analytics, and shareable links
What is inside Live Requests
This product should stay tight, audience-facing, and performance-focused.
Audience Flow
Handle requests and tips
Give the audience a polished request page, support tip flows, and show the queue in ways that help both the performer and the crowd.
Show Tools
Run the live side cleanly
Use request monitors, setlist monitors, OBS tools, overlays, request lists, setlists, and analytics from the same product lane.
Why It Leads
This is the easiest yes in the whole platform
Performers instantly understand QR requests, tip buttons, and live queue control. That makes Live Requests the right front-door offer before Venues, Contracts, or Planning come into the conversation.
Expansion Path
It naturally feeds the rest of the platform
Once someone trusts the show-facing tool, it becomes much easier to introduce venue tracking, contracts, and planning as deeper add-ons instead of confusing them on day one.
Does this only work for DJs?
No. Live Requests is being positioned for DJs, bands, solo artists, and karaoke hosts. The request flow is the same, even if the performer type changes.
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This is the product I’d lead with first, because people immediately understand what it does for the room.