Straight answers on pricing, booking, and how SRVCBR actually works — from our founder, Kelly Crawford.
For weddings, expect $200–$300 an hour for a DJ with two speakers and a light bar. Corporate events run $100–$200 an hour. Every booking has a four-hour minimum, and time past that is billed at 1.5x the hourly rate.
Overtime past the four-hour minimum, and anything beyond the baseline lighting and sound setup — uplighting, extra speakers, stage lighting. Those are add-ons, not automatic inclusions, so ask about them up front.
Every package includes speakers, a light bar, a microphone, a DJ controller, and the DJ. Higher tiers add uplighting, and the top tier adds stage lighting, pin spots, and full production touches. Photo booths and extra sound coverage are priced as add-ons.
90 days out is ideal, and we take bookings up to a year ahead. Rush bookings are possible in an emergency but aren't guaranteed — we've covered a wedding with four hours' notice before, but plan around 90 days.
Contracts are signed up to 90 days out, with the deposit due at the 30-day mark and the remaining balance due day-of.
We provide a backup from the roster. If no backup is available, you get a full refund for the entire event.
How long they've been DJing, how they handle song requests, and how big their ego is. A DJ who won't listen to your vision on the day of your event is the biggest red flag there is.
It depends on guest count, venue (indoor vs. outdoor), and your crowd's age range. Large weddings and outdoor events need more sound and lighting coverage. If your crowd leans older or loves live music, a band may be the better fit — we'll tell you if that's the case.
No. Every event gets the same level of care and attention, regardless of size or type.
Everything is locked down before setup starts: pre-event emails, a tight day-of schedule, and staying on time throughout — especially where venues have noise ordinances or hard cutoffs.
In-person vetting or a strong referral from a past client or vendor — we don't take demo videos or digital mixes. Experience level matters less than energy, attitude, and song selection, and every roster DJ holds the same professional standard.
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