The $49 SCANDATT DJ Poster package gives DJs a premium poster proof, a hosted TappDatta destination, and a trusted QR path for requests, safe reactions, tip links, connect actions, and queue control.
QR-only is enough to launch. Guests just scan the code. NFC is optional and not required for this offer.
Use the poster at the booth, the bar, the entrance, or the table so guests know exactly where to start. The package is designed to feel like a real DJ product, not a generic platform page.
One trusted scan opens the TAPP DJ page, not a random pasted link. Guests can request songs, send safe reactions, tip through external links, and open connect actions without interrupting the set.
The DJ stays in control. Nothing is auto-played, public free-text is not turned on, and TappDatta does not process payments.
This page is the package-detail sales page. It explains what you receive, how the QR is trusted, and what happens after purchase without replacing the branded `/tappdj` funnel.
The launch offer includes one SCANDATT DJ Poster, the hosted TappDatta destination behind the QR, template-guided personalization, proof approval, and TappDatta production review before printing or handoff.
United States launch offer for the DJ poster package. No checkout logic is changed here; the existing store builder and cart path stay intact.
Yes. This launch offer only requires the hosted QR destination. NFC is optional and not needed for the DJ poster package.
The poster points to a TappDatta-managed destination so guests scan a business-owned QR path instead of a random pasted link.
You approve the proof, TappDatta reviews the hosted destination, and the poster moves forward without changing any store, payment, or checkout logic.
Guests can request songs, send safe reactions, tip through your external links, and open connect actions from the same destination.
DJs should see the page, the poster, the queue, and the crowd energy before they buy. This section keeps the package page grounded in real product proof.
Approved requests and DJ updates can surface publicly without promising a public free-text wall.
Review pending requests, mark songs played, and save unknown titles for later research.
The DJ package page uses the approved nightlife assets already in the repo instead of generic store filler.
Branded funnel first, package page second, builder third. That keeps the route hierarchy simple for launch and makes the next click obvious on mobile.
The package does not stop at the poster. DJs still need a useful after-event workflow, clear trust language, and honest product boundaries.
TAPP DJ can show safe library match labels and preserve not-found requests for research. It does not stream music, host tracks, or process payments.
That makes the QR destination easier to trust because the page says exactly what it does: requests, safe reactions, tip links, connect actions, and queue support.
Use the branded funnel to sell the experience, this package page to clarify the offer, and the existing builder path to customize the $49 poster without touching checkout or store order logic.
