The VPORT Artist Portal Is Live: Build Your Profile, Reach the Front Row

It is 2am in Berlin. A melodic techno headliner is 90 minutes deep at a Kreuzberg club, the kind of room where the low end lives in your chest and nobody has glanced at a phone since midnight. That set deserves a home online that sounds as good as the room felt. As of today, it has one.

The VPORT Artist Portal is live. An eligible account can create a public artist profile, add imagery and platform links, and surface performances associated with that artist in VPORT. We built it for producers and DJs whose work deserves more context than a 30-second clip.

I am Shayan, founder of VPORT. A few weeks ago I wrote about why the profile is free and what a page on it is for. Today it stops being a plan. Public artist pages are live, and I want to walk through what the current product actually supports.

The Portal Is Public. No Waitlist, No Tier Wall.

The pre-launch window is closed. If you want the background behind the artist page and the case against a generic link list, that is in the pre-launch breakdown we published in May. The current product does not require a separate artist-profile subscription. That statement applies to the profile itself, not to distribution, earnings, or every Creator Studio feature.

What changed today is access. There was never a handle reservation list and there is no "claim before the date" countdown, which is worth saying plainly because our pre-launch post implied otherwise and we have since corrected it. After sign-up and onboarding, an account with the required Creator Studio access can create an artist record and choose whether it is public.

Connect Your Profile to Your Music

Your public profile can carry the places where people already find your music. The current artist editor accepts Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and YouTube URLs, along with website and social links.

A valid Spotify artist URL renders an inline Spotify player. Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, website, and social entries are outbound links. The profile does not currently import or embed every set from every service, and it does not support Mixcloud or Beatport fields in the artist editor.

VPORT event appearances work differently. When an artist is assigned to a published VPORT event instance, the artist page can show recorded performances and events featuring that artist. This is VPORT event data, not a self-managed tour-date calendar.

One URL Your Fans Actually Keep

A portal page is a stable public profile rather than a social feed. It can present the artist biography, imagery, platform links, and VPORT performances at one generated URL. The current editor does not provide arbitrary pinning, a booking inbox, or a general tour calendar, so keep those tools where you still need them.

Reach the Front Row

Here is the part that makes this different from a generic link page: VPORT performances can appear beside the artist profile when the artist is assigned to published VPORT content.

VPORT is a music experience company. We film sets in 8K 360 with an Insta360 Pro 2 rig and in spatial video, then put them on Apple Vision Pro so a fan can teleport into the room. Not a wide shot of the room. The front row, the booth, the spot you could never buy a ticket close enough to reach. If you have felt how flat a concert looks through a phone, this is the opposite of that.

The current artist page can surface recorded VPORT performances and events featuring that artist. Playback mode and availability depend on the event, footage, visibility, and device. Adding an external music-platform URL does not upload a concert or make it available on Apple Vision Pro by itself.

How Artists Publish on VPORT

Publishing a profile and publishing event footage are separate workflows. Create or update the artist record, then use Creator Studio to create the related event and event instances and upload footage you own or are authorized to distribute. Our creator getting-started guide covers that sequence, and the artist-profile guide covers profile fields.

The current artist profile has no separate profile subscription. Analytics, revenue records, Stripe connection, and payout requests live in Creator Studio for eligible accounts. Revenue shares and commercial terms depend on the applicable VPORT agreement; the creator earnings guide documents the current controls without promising one universal percentage or payout timeline.

If you want to publish a recorded electronic performance on VPORT, start with the creator workflow and confirm access, rights, event setup, footage processing, pricing, and payout terms before making public claims about availability or earnings.

Start with VPORT sign-up. If the creator workflow you need is not available to your account, contact VPORT Support.