Is crowdDJ a DJ SaaS with public pricing?

No. Nightlife states crowdDJ is an add-on that requires an active Nightlife subscription, with packages arranged through sales. This page therefore does not quote a monthly SaaS price.

Do crowdDJ guests vote the order?

Nightlife documents a credit system and staff tools to manage queued selections, including prioritizing songs with the most requests. DJ Request does not use crowd voting to order the queue.

Who is each product for?

crowdDJ is sold to venues already on Nightlife or AMS Nightlife. DJ Request is sold to DJs and hosts who create events and share a QR code, without a venue background-music subscription.

This page is a source-cited comparison. For DJ Request's own features, see the DJ Request app overview.

DJ Request vs crowdDJ

A source-cited comparison, not a ranking

crowdDJ is a Nightlife Music (Australia) and AMS Nightlife (New Zealand) venue add-on. Guests pick tracks with a credit system. Official pages do not publish a self-serve monthly price, so this comparison does not invent one.

Last reviewed September 9, 2026. Competitor details can change; confirm them on the linked official pages before you buy.

Side-by-side (published facts only)

Topic	DJ Request	crowdDJ
Guest access	Browser page from a QR code or link. Guests do not install an app.	crowdDJ offers a free consumer app or an interactive in-venue kiosk; its Scan to Play flow can also open from a QR code without a download. Customers pick from a venue-controlled library or connect Spotify. DJ Request: browser page, no guest app.
Published plans	Standard Free; Pro Pass $10 per event; Max Pass $20 per month	crowdDJ requires an active Nightlife or AMS Nightlife subscription. Sales pages ask venues to contact sales. No public $15–$25/month figure is cited here because it is not on those pages.
Paid requests	Authorize on submit, capture on accept. DJ Request charges a 15% app fee on the accepted base request amount. Tips and boosts have no DJ Request app fee. Stripe processing fees and payout timing are separate.	crowdDJ uses venue-controlled credits, not Stripe Connect capture-on-accept payments. DJ Request uses optional paid requests through Stripe.
Host control	The DJ accepts or declines every request from a private dashboard.	Venue staff manage credits, genre limits, and queued crowdDJ selections in Nightlife tools. DJ Request gives the working DJ accept or decline on each request.
Photo Wall	Pro Pass and Max Pass include a moderated Photo Wall.	crowdDJ public pages reviewed do not document a moderated guest Photo Wall.
AI suggestions	Pro Pass and Max Pass include AI song suggestions.	crowdDJ public pages reviewed do not list AI song suggestions.

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Questions

Is crowdDJ a DJ SaaS with public pricing?: No. Nightlife states crowdDJ is an add-on that requires an active Nightlife subscription, with packages arranged through sales. This page therefore does not quote a monthly SaaS price.
Do crowdDJ guests vote the order?: Nightlife documents a credit system and staff tools to manage queued selections, including prioritizing songs with the most requests. DJ Request does not use crowd voting to order the queue.
Who is each product for?: crowdDJ is sold to venues already on Nightlife or AMS Nightlife. DJ Request is sold to DJs and hosts who create events and share a QR code, without a venue background-music subscription.

If DJ Request matches the event, start on the pricing page or read the product overview.