Scott Evans
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Scott Evans

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I play house, from the funkier side through to deeper cuts. The Fusion Sessions and Funky Disco Soul mixes are two places to start listening.

For a booking, tell me about the date, venue and the music you have in mind.

My biography and portrait, ready for your event listing or press feature.

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Booking enquiries

DJ Booking Calculator

Build a quote, check a gig’s profit and plan future earnings. Enter your time and costs once, then explore all three.

Work out what to charge and earn

Start with your time and costs, then check your quote, gig profit or expected earnings.

Your booking totals · 8.5 working hours · US$100.00 booking costs

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Event type
Currency

Event type does not change rates. Currency changes formatting only, with no conversion.

Your target before personal taxes, not a market benchmark.

Time spent performing.

Working time

Research and music preparation.

Emails, calls and paperwork.

Both journeys, load-in, setup and pack-down.

Travel costs

Round trip, counted once. Changing units relabels entries; enter distance and rate in the same unit.

Outward and return distance together; counted once.

Distance you absorb. Use 0 to charge for the full round trip.

Your cost rate in the selected unit; no statutory rate is assumed.

Fares and parking not already included in the distance rate.

Equipment and overhead

Your hire cost or equipment-use allowance, counted once.

Per-booking allocation. Do not repeat it in additional monthly costs.

Other costs not already included above.

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Invoice preparation

Reuse the current booking fee and currency for a single-service draft. Confirm the fee with your client first. Tax is not calculated; add the required tax and business details before issuing. Your entries stay in this open page only.

Enter actual payments already received, not a requested deposit.

Enter the applicable tax treatment and required registration details. No exemption or tax rate is assumed.

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Booking fee
US$525.00
Already received
US$0.00
Balance to pay
US$525.00
INVOICE DRAFT
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Service: DJ performance
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Currency: USD (no exchange conversion)
Booking fee: US$525.00
Already received: US$0.00
Balance to pay: US$525.00

Payment instructions: [Add payment instructions]
Tax / registration details: [Confirm applicable tax treatment and required registration details]

DRAFT FOR REVIEW. No tax has been calculated. Confirm the agreed fee, tax treatment, required invoice fields and numbering for your jurisdiction before issuing. This draft is not a receipt or evidence of payment.

Missing details remain labelled placeholders. This draft is not a receipt; nothing is saved or sent.

How to use your estimate

Include all your working time

Your chosen hourly income covers performance, preparation, admin and travel/setup time. Distance costs, equipment and overhead are separate. Included distance is absorbed by you.

Check what you keep from a gig

Profit subtracts the shared costs from the fee. Initially the fee follows the quote; once edited, it stays independent until you use the quote again. Costs and hours remain shared, so you can explore their effect across the workflow.

Estimate earnings from regular bookings

Earnings repeats the current fee, costs and working time for your booking count and period. Add monthly costs only when they are not already allocated per booking. Seasonal variation, cancellations and extra non-booking work need your own assumptions.