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The song request & karaoke app for Dubai bars, lounges & clubs Name your price for the next track.

Guests scan a QR, pick a song and put an AED offer on it. The DJ accepts and the venue earns — or passes, and it costs the guest nothing. No app, no arguments at the booth.

Here to request a song? Scan the QR code at your table. My requests

On Deedz

Pick your venue.

At the venue? The QR or tag on your table opens it straight away.

How it works

01

Scan

A QR on the table opens the venue's page. No app store, no sign-up.

02

Pick & offer

Search any song, hear a preview, put an AED amount on it. No card needed to send.

03

DJ decides

The offer lands on the DJ's screen, highest first. Accept, and the guest pays by card in one tap. Pass, and nobody is charged anything.

The DJ's screen

Offers, ranked.Two buttons.

Highest offer sits on top with a countdown. Accept and the guest pays — the money is booked for the venue. Pass and nobody is charged — the DJ never handles cash or awkward conversations.

  1. A guest at table 7 scans the QR and offers AED 150 for their song.

  2. More offers land. Highest on top, each with its own countdown.

  3. The DJ taps Accept. The guest pays by card; the money is booked for the venue.

  4. A pass costs nobody anything. The guest just picks another track.

Illustration: the DJ's screen with three offers ranked by amount. AED 150 for Blinding Lights is accepted, AED 80 for Ya Lili is passed at no charge, AED 50 for One Dance is accepted: AED 200 booked for the night.

  • DJs make a profile once and join a venue from its email invite
  • Runs in any phone browser — no install in the booth
  • Untouched offers close themselves after the venue's window — nobody pays
  • Closing the night clears everyone still waiting

Where it plays

Built for rooms with a DJ.

Bars

Between rounds, a guest buys the next song.

Lounges

Sunset sets and table requests, without shouting at the booth.

Clubs

Peak hour, and the floor names the next drop.

For venues

A new line on the night's revenue. Zero setup cost.

  1. Register your venue — it takes a minute. We'll call you.
  2. We set up your venue and print your QR codes.
  3. Invite your DJs by email. You're live.

Guests pay by card, Deedz keeps 15% of each accepted offer and transfers the rest to you every month with a clear statement. Guests pay only when the DJ accepts, so a pass costs nobody anything — you're never out of pocket.

Register my venue

Or email us directly: hello@deedz.ae

  • 15%platform fee on accepted offers only (guests also pay a service fee of AED 3)
  • AED 10+minimum offer — you set the floor and ceiling
  • 20 mindefault DJ window to answer, adjustable
  • Monthlybank payout with a per-night statement

Questions

Song requests, straight answers.

What is Deedz?

A song request app for bars, lounges and clubs in Dubai. Guests scan a QR code at the venue, pick a song and name an AED offer for it. The DJ sees the offers ranked on a phone and accepts or passes.

Do guests need to download an app?

No. The QR opens the venue's page in the phone's browser — no app store, no sign-up. DJs and venue owners use the browser too.

When do guests pay?

Only when the DJ accepts. Sending an offer needs no card; once the DJ says yes, the guest has 10 minutes to pay by card through Ziina, a payment provider licensed by the Central Bank of the UAE. A pass or a timeout costs nothing.

What does it cost a venue?

Nothing to set up and no monthly fee. Deedz keeps 15% of each accepted, paid offer and transfers the rest to the venue every month with a statement. Guests pay a service fee of AED 3 on top of their offer.

How does my venue get Deedz?

Register your venue at deedz.ae/register — it takes a minute. We call you to agree the details, set up your venue and print your table acrylics; then you invite your DJs (and one manager) by email. Nothing to install.

Who decides what gets played?

The DJ, always. They can pass on anything, set tonight's theme, and religious, political and children's music can't be requested at all.

Is an offer a bet or an auction?

Neither. An offer is a priority-request fee to the DJ — not a wager, and never a guarantee of when a song plays.