Song request apps
Enjoy the Club for the DJ booth, GigTag for the live stage
A live performer needs a code that belongs to them, not to the building. GigTag gives you one: a tag on your mic stand that takes requests from your song list, shows where you play next and lets people enquire about booking you. If you found Enjoy the Club, a request system for clubs and their DJs, GigTag is the version made for the act.
- No app for your audience
- Free to start
- One code that never changes
Why GigTag
Why performers choose GigTag, not Enjoy the Club
Enjoy the Club helps a club manage requests to its DJs. GigTag serves the performer directly. The page, the song list and the permanent code are yours, and they come with you to every venue along with your dates and your booking form.
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The code goes where you go
Your GigTag is the same in every venue: one permanent code on your own tag. Regulars from different rooms reach one page, whoever booked you that night. Enjoy the Club is set up for a club and its DJs, so it lives with the venue. GigTag lives with the act.
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Your songs are the filter
A live act plays what it knows. GigTag shows the audience your song list, so requests are already ones you can perform, and they arrive in a live queue. Enjoy the Club handles a club's open flood of requests with a swipe to accept or reject, which is a DJ's need.
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A page that outlasts the night
After the request, the page is still useful: your next gig and weekly residencies to save to a calendar, your socials, website and music links. It is all on the free plan. A fan who heard you once has what they need to hear you again.
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Bookings come to you
The enquiry form on your page sends booking requests straight to the act, with no commission taken by GigTag. On Pro you follow up with an invoice in your own design that the client pays online. In a venue that is someone else's, this channel is entirely yours.
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Free to start, no app
The free plan covers the tag design and print file, the page, links, gigs, residencies and the enquiry form for one act. The audience needs only a phone camera: the page opens in the browser with no account. You can try it at your next gig without spending anything.
In short
Enjoy the Club and GigTag, in four lines
- Enjoy the Club is a request system for clubs, with each request approved by the DJ or venue.
- GigTag belongs to the performer: one permanent code that works in every venue you play.
- Requests come from your own song list, and the page carries your gigs and a booking form.
- Live acts should choose GigTag, while Enjoy the Club is for clubs managing requests to their DJs.
Side by side
GigTag vs Enjoy the Club, topic by topic
How guests ask
A scan from the tag on your stand
Fans scan the tag on your mic stand and your page opens in the browser, where they choose a song from your list.
Enjoy the ClubGuests scan a QR code and send their request from the browser on their phone, so they can ask from anywhere in the club.
Deciding what plays
A live queue you play from
Requests collect in a live queue during the set, and you play them when they fit what you are doing on stage.
Enjoy the ClubEach request is accepted or rejected with a swipe, which gives a fast yes or no on every song that comes in.
Who is in charge
The act owns the page and code
The act is in charge. The page, the song list and the code are yours and are managed from the website or the GigTag app.
Enjoy the ClubEither the DJ or the venue can be the one who accepts and rejects, so a club can keep its own hand on the music.
Who it is for
Made for solo acts, duos and bands
It is for live acts: a solo performer, a duo or a band, with one page and one permanent code per act.
Enjoy the ClubIt is a system for clubs and DJs, built for rooms where requests need managing because so many people want to ask.
After the night
Dates, links and a booking form
The page stays open after the gig, with your next dates, your links and a booking enquiry form for anyone who scanned.
Enjoy the ClubSee its site for how it handles this.
The quick view
| GigTag | Enjoy the Club | |
|---|---|---|
| A QR code your audience scans | Yes, one that never changes | Yes |
| Song requests from the crowd | Yes, on Pro | Yes |
| Tips by card or Apple Pay | Yes, on Pro, into your own Ziina or Stripe. GigTag takes 0% | – |
| Booking enquiries | Yes, on the free plan | – |
| Your gigs and weekly residencies | Yes, on the free plan | – |
| Invoices for bookings | Yes, on Pro | – |
| A printed tag for your mic stand | Yes, in your own design | – |
| Works without an app for the audience | Yes, it opens in the browser | – |
A dash means we did not confirm it for Enjoy the Club, not that it is missing: see what Enjoy the Club offers above, or ask its makers.
A Enjoy the Club alternative
Where GigTag is different from Enjoy the Club
The venue's code, or the act's
Enjoy the Club is set up for a club or its DJ, and the venue can be the one approving requests. GigTag belongs to the act. Your QR code is on your own tag, on your own mic stand, and it is the same in every venue you play. The printed code never changes, so regulars from different rooms all reach the same page, whoever booked you that night.
A song list in place of a swipe
In a club, any track might be asked for, so Enjoy the Club gives the DJ or venue a swipe to accept or reject. A live act has a simpler filter: the songs it knows. GigTag lets fans choose from your song list, or request anything if you decide to open it up, and the requests arrive in a live queue during the set for you to play when it suits.
More behind the scan than a request
A GigTag page also shows your next gig and weekly residencies, with a way to add them to a calendar, your socials, website and music links, and a booking enquiry form. All of that is on the free plan. On Pro you can invoice a client in your own design and be paid online. For a working act, the request is often the start of a longer conversation with that fan.
A night with GigTag
A saxophonist's live set in a club
You are booked for two forty-minute spots on a club night, playing over the DJ's set and then a short solo feature. Your mic stand is at the edge of the booth with the tag on it. During the feature, people near the front scan it. Your page opens in the browser and shows the songs you have listed for requests. A few come into the live queue on your phone, and you choose one to close the spot before the DJ takes over again.
Most people in a club will not remember a name they heard once over the system. The tag fixes that. Those who scan can follow your socials and open your music links, and some add your next gig to their calendar on the spot. A guest who is planning a wedding sends a booking enquiry from the page while you are still on. You find it in the GigTag app at the end of the night. The code is yours, so it comes with you to the next club.
About Enjoy the Club
What is Enjoy the Club?
Enjoy the Club is a song request system built on QR codes, made for clubs and the DJs who play in them. Guests scan a code and send a request from the browser on their phone. Each request then goes to the DJ or the venue, who accepts or rejects it with a swipe. It gives a busy room one orderly channel for requests, with someone in charge of what gets through.
In a club, the code goes up where guests can see it. They scan, enter the song they want and send it. On the other side, the DJ or a member of the venue's team works through the incoming requests, swiping to accept or reject each one. The venue can keep the night on its own music policy. Check its own listing for how to set it up.
How Enjoy the Club works
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Guests scan the code. A guest in the club scans a QR code with their phone. A request page opens in the browser, so there is nothing to install first.
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They send a request. The guest enters the song they would like to hear and sends it. The request goes to the DJ or to the venue for a decision.
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Swipe to accept or reject. The DJ or the venue looks at each incoming request and swipes to accept or reject it, keeping control of what is played that night.
Who Enjoy the Club is for
Clubs with a music policy. A club that wants its nights to sound a certain way can take requests without giving up that control. Because the venue can be the one to accept or reject, requests that do not fit the night never have to reach the DJ.
DJs in loud rooms. In a club, it is hard for a guest to reach the booth or be heard over the system. A QR code gives them a way to ask from wherever they are standing, and the DJ deals with requests in a single list.
Bars and lounges with a DJ. The same idea fits any venue with a DJ and a crowd on its feet. Guests request from their own phones in the browser, and the person in charge of the music decides with a swipe what goes ahead.
The verdict
GigTag or Enjoy the Club: which should you choose?
The bottom line
If you are a live act, GigTag is the one for you. The strongest reason is ownership: the code and the page belong to the performer and work in any venue, with requests drawn from the songs you play. Enjoy the Club is still the right kind of tool for a club that wants its DJ or its own team to approve each request on a busy night. They serve different people, and can run in the same building without overlap.
They are for different rooms, so you rarely face a choice. A club uses Enjoy the Club to manage requests to its DJs. A live act uses GigTag on its own mic stand. If you play a live set in a club that uses Enjoy the Club for its DJs, the two can run on the same night: theirs for the DJ, yours for your set.
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Leave the club's system alone
If the venue runs Enjoy the Club for its DJs, that carries on as normal through the night. Your live set does not need to touch it.
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Bring your own tag
Put your GigTag on your mic stand for your live spot. Requests for you arrive in your own queue, from your own list of songs.
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Mention it once
Say from the microphone that the tag is for the live set. People who want to follow you or book you then know where to scan.
Choose GigTag if
You are a live act and want your own code on your mic stand, with requests from the songs you know and your gigs and booking form on the same page.
Start freeEnjoy the Club may still suit you if
You run a club and want each request approved by the DJ or your own team before it is played.
GigTag FreeYour page, your tag design, every gig and residency, a booking form. One act.
GigTag ProSong requests, tips, invoices, more than one act. AED 30, £11.99 or $15.99 a month.
GigTag Printed tagFrom AED 100 in the UAE, £24.99 in the UK or €28.99 in the EU, delivered free, with a large size for more; $32.99 elsewhere, plus postage from the UK. Or print your own, anywhere, for free.
Questions
Enjoy the Club and GigTag: what people ask
Something else? Ask us. A person reads every message.
Is GigTag better than Enjoy the Club for a live act?
Yes, because it is made for one. GigTag gives a solo act, duo or band its own permanent code on a mic stand tag. Fans request from the act's song list, and the page shows gigs, residencies and links and takes booking enquiries with no commission. Enjoy the Club is designed for clubs and DJs approving requests by swipe.
What does a performer get from GigTag in a club setting?
A way to be remembered and rebooked. People who scan your tag during a live spot can follow your socials, open your music links, save your next gig and send a booking enquiry, all from the browser. The venue's own request system, such as Enjoy the Club, carries on serving its DJs alongside.
What is Enjoy the Club?
Enjoy the Club is a QR-based song request system for clubs and DJs. Guests scan a code and send a request from the browser on their phone. The DJ or the venue then accepts or rejects each request with a swipe. It gives a club a managed way to take requests on a busy night.
Is Enjoy the Club suitable for a live band?
It is described as a system for DJs and venues, where each request is accepted or rejected before it is played. A band can look at its listing to judge the fit. GigTag is made specifically for live acts: fans request from the act's own song list, and the same page carries gig dates, links and a booking form.
Do guests need an app or an account for Enjoy the Club or GigTag?
Enjoy the Club's requests are made in the browser after scanning a QR code. GigTag is the same on that point: the act's page opens in the phone's browser, with no app, no account and nothing to download. In both cases the guest only needs a phone camera and a signal.
Can a solo singer or duo use GigTag in place of Enjoy the Club?
Yes. GigTag is made for solo acts, duos and bands. The free plan gives one act its custom tag design and print file, its page, links, every gig and residency, and the booking enquiry form. Pro adds song requests, invoices and more than one act. Tips are also on Pro, with 0% taken by GigTag.
How does a DJ approve requests in Enjoy the Club?
With a swipe. Guests scan a QR code and send a request from the browser, and each request is then accepted or rejected with a swipe by the DJ or by the venue. That keeps the decision quick on a busy night. For the details of the screen and its settings, check Enjoy the Club's own listing.
Is Enjoy the Club for venues or for DJs?
Both. It is described as a QR-based request system in which either the DJ or the venue accepts or rejects each request. A club can run it so that its own team approves requests, or a DJ can handle them directly. GigTag is for a third group: live acts, each of which owns its page and code.
Can I use the same QR code at every venue I play?
With GigTag, yes. Each act has one permanent QR code, printed on the tag for its mic stand, and you use it everywhere. The code never changes, and the old links still work if you rename the act. Audiences in different venues all reach the same page, with your current gigs and residencies on it.
What does a fan see when they scan a performer's QR tag?
On GigTag they see the act's page in their phone's browser. They can request a song from the act's list, see the next gig and weekly residencies and add them to their calendar, follow the act's socials, website and music links, and send a booking enquiry. They can also leave a tip by card or Apple Pay.
Apps like Enjoy the Club: more song request apps compared
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- NoSongRequestsvs GigTag
- Rekwestvs GigTag
- Requestinvs GigTag
- RequestNowvs GigTag
Enjoy the Club is the name of its owner's product; GigTag is not connected with it. What is said about Enjoy the Club here comes from its own public store listing, checked on 7 October 2026. Products change: if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
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One code on your stand. Requests, tips and the next gig behind it.
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