Supertape Shut Down on 1 July 2026: Rebuild Your Musician Website and Keep Your Domain

Supertape, the website and newsletter builder for independent musicians, shut down on 1 July 2026 and deleted all account data that day. Billing had already stopped on 1 May 2026, so if your band’s site or your fan list lived there and you didn’t export it, it’s gone, though a custom domain you connected still belongs to you. Keepp is a free-to-start Supertape alternative where one page carries your music links, your latest video, a merch shop, a mailing list sign-up and a form for gig bookings.

What happened to Supertape, and when

Supertape announced it was shutting down because, in its own words, it “couldn’t find enough demand to make it sustainable.” The dates were:

• 1 May 2026: billing stopped for everyone, paid users got a prorated refund to their original payment method, and new sign-ups and upgrades were turned off.
• 1 July 2026: Supertape shut down and deleted all account data.

Before the shutdown, Supertape let you export your contacts as a CSV file and pointed out that every Supertape site collected contacts, even if you never used the newsletter.

What happened to your Supertape site, fans and domain

Your site is offline. Your Supertape pages for music, merch, videos and tour dates went down on 1 July.

Your fans’ emails are gone unless you exported them. Supertape deleted all account data on shutdown day. If you downloaded your contacts CSV before then, that file is your mailing list now. Keep it safe.

Your domain is still yours. Supertape said a custom domain connected to your site belongs to you and doesn’t go away. Right now it probably points at nothing. Log in to wherever you registered it and point it at your new site, and every link that uses it works again.

What to do now

1. Find your contacts CSV if you exported it, and keep it with your other band files.
2. Gather what your site had: your bio, press photos, release artwork, streaming links, video links, merch photos and prices, and upcoming shows.
3. Build your new site, then point your domain at it.
4. Fix the links that still point at your old site in your Instagram, TikTok and YouTube bios, your Bandcamp profile and your streaming artist profiles.
5. Tell your fans where to sign up now, with your new mailing list link in your next post.

Why Keepp is a good home for a musician’s site

Every release gets its own card. Put your new single or EP at the top as a card with its artwork and a line about it, with links to Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp right under it. Fans tap straight through to wherever they listen.

Your videos play on the page. Add your newest music video or a live session from YouTube, and people can watch without leaving your site.

Merch sells on the page. T-shirts, vinyl, signed copies and digital downloads like stems or sample packs check out right there, and the money goes into your own Stripe account. Downloads are delivered automatically.

Your mailing list keeps growing. A sign-up form collects fans’ emails for new releases and shows, and you can turn on email verification so every address on the list is real. Your contacts always export, so you’ll never lose your list to a shutdown again. A Keepp page never locks you in has the detail.

Promoters and venues can book you. A booking enquiry form asks for the date, the venue, the budget and the set length, so you get offers you can answer instead of vague DMs. If you teach lessons or sell studio time, a booking block takes payment at the time of booking.

Fans get answers when you’re on stage. The chat answers questions from everything on your page, like where you’re playing next or when the vinyl ships, and you take over from Telegram on your phone when someone needs you.

It’s a full website on your own domain. Each product, form and article opens as its own page, and a menu at the top ties them together. Point your old Supertape domain at it and your web address is back. keepp.link/ruenash is an example artist page with a new EP, streaming links and a live video.

How to move from Supertape to Keepp

1. Pick your name at keepp.link, using your artist or band name.
2. Start from the Musician template. It opens with your latest release, a gig photo and your streaming and social links, with room for tour dates, merch and a sign-up for new music. Or describe your music to Keepp’s AI and let it build the first version.
3. Add your latest release and video, with your streaming links right under it.
4. Add your merch, and connect Stripe so you can take payments. Sell a product walks through it.
5. Add a mailing list sign-up and a booking enquiry form. Keep your exported CSV for sending your newsletter.
6. Point your domain at Keepp. Connect your own domain has the steps.
7. Update your bios everywhere fans find you. Putting your link in your bio covers each app.

For more ideas, Link in bio for artists, musicians and photographers and A booking page for DJs, musicians and bands go further.

Supertape alternatives

Keepp

A website and link in bio in one, free to start. Music links, video, merch, a mailing list sign-up, gig enquiries and chat sit on one page, on your own domain.

Bandcamp

A marketplace for selling music and merch from an artist profile on Bandcamp.

Squarespace and Wix

General website builders with large template libraries and a lot of design controls. Expect to spend time learning the editor.

Common questions

When did Supertape shut down? On 1 July 2026. Billing stopped and refunds were issued from 1 May 2026, when sign-ups and upgrades were also turned off.

Can I still get my Supertape data? No. Supertape deleted all account data when it shut down on 1 July 2026. If you exported your contacts before then, that CSV is your copy.

What happens to my Supertape custom domain? It’s still yours. Log in to the company you registered it with and point it at your new site.

Did Supertape refund paid plans? Supertape said paid users would get a prorated refund to their original payment method after billing stopped on 1 May 2026, with nothing to request.

What is the best Supertape alternative for musicians? Keepp, if you want one site for everything: release cards and streaming links, your latest video, a merch shop that pays into your own Stripe, a mailing list sign-up, gig booking enquiries and a chat that answers fans, all on your own domain.