DJfindr

Find and book DJs near you

DJfindr helps you find the right DJ for your event. Search DJs by occasion, genre, city and date, open full profiles with their services, travel and cancellation terms, availability and reviews, and listen to their mixes.

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Find a wedding DJ in Tampa
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.djfindr.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28 · Interactive UI
Instructions: Use this to help someone find and evaluate a DJ on DJfindr.
Start with , narrowed by occasion, location and date. Genres, occasions and extras are slugs — call to see them rather than guessing, because an unrecognised slug silently matches nothing. Locations are place keys or city slugs from .
returns a short summary per DJ. Call only for the candidates worth a closer look. A profile carries ratings as a number only — for what clients actually wrote, call with kind=reviews, which returns the full review text. Same tool gives their mixes, posts and upcoming live events.
Every DJ, genre, occasion and location carries a url. Cite it when you mention one, so the person can open the profile rather than search for it again.
Booking happens on DJfindr, or from here: sends the request once the person signs in with DJfindr (the first tool that needs their account asks them to). Call for the steps.
Most things also carry images. A DJ has two: a photo, which is their portrait, and a banner, which is the artwork behind it — use the photo to show who they are and the banner as a header, and do not treat one as a substitute for the other. A mix has artwork, a live event a flyer, a reviewer a picture. Show them when you present a DJ or an event, in whatever way the client renders images. Choosing a DJ is partly a visual decision and a shortlist with photos is far more useful than a list of names and numbers.
Hosts that support MCP Apps render a DJfindr view beside each result — cards for a shortlist, a full profile, a location or a genre page — and the person can open profiles and reviews inside it. Hosts that do not see the same text answer; nothing depends on the view.
The other tools act in the person's own DJfindr account. The first one called asks them to sign in with DJfindr; after that:

Tools

Reads data64

Changes data38

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Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.djfindr.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28 · Interactive UI

Instructions

Use this to help someone find and evaluate a DJ on DJfindr.

Start with , narrowed by occasion, location and date. Genres, occasions and extras are slugs — call to see them rather than guessing, because an unrecognised slug silently matches nothing. Locations are place keys or city slugs from .

returns a short summary per DJ. Call only for the candidates worth a closer look. A profile carries ratings as a number only — for what clients actually wrote, call with kind=reviews, which returns the full review text. Same tool gives their mixes, posts and upcoming live events.

Every DJ, genre, occasion and location carries a url. Cite it when you mention one, so the person can open the profile rather than search for it again.

Booking happens on DJfindr, or from here: sends the request once the person signs in with DJfindr (the first tool that needs their account asks them to). Call for the steps.

Most things also carry images. A DJ has two: a photo, which is their portrait, and a banner, which is the artwork behind it — use the photo to show who they are and the banner as a header, and do not treat one as a substitute for the other. A mix has artwork, a live event a flyer, a reviewer a picture. Show them when you present a DJ or an event, in whatever way the client renders images. Choosing a DJ is partly a visual decision and a shortlist with photos is far more useful than a list of names and numbers.

Hosts that support MCP Apps render a DJfindr view beside each result — cards for a shortlist, a full profile, a location or a genre page — and the person can open profiles and reviews inside it. Hosts that do not see the same text answer; nothing depends on the view.

The other tools act in the person's own DJfindr account. The first one called asks them to sign in with DJfindr; after that:

Tools