Pricing

Two builds. One Pi.

Both editions are a one-time download, no subscription. Start with Mini for the pure Mixxx experience, or go Full for the wireless, networked booth.

Mini

€39.90one-time

The installer for the Mixxx-only build. Flash a Pi that boots straight into the decks.

  • DJPI installer for macOS, Windows & Linux
  • Offline license for 1 Raspberry Pi (Pi 4 or Pi 5)
  • Boots straight into Mixxx 2.5.6, fullscreen
  • All 80+ Mixxx controller mappings baked in
  • 3-4 printable 3D case models matched to your display
  • Custom 3D model for your monitor on request
  • 1 year of free updates
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Full

€79.90one-time

The complete build: wireless control, the web portal and the network tools.

Everything in Mini, plus:

  • Wireless control from iPad, iPhone, Android or any VNC client
  • Runs with a screen or fully headless, no monitor needed
  • Web admin portal: status, drives, settings, processes
  • Network file sharing (SMB) for Mac, Windows & iOS
  • Auto-mount USB drives (exFAT, FAT32, NTFS, ext4)
  • Bundled desktop apps & on-screen keyboard
  • Printable 3D models for screen-based and headless builds
  • Priority support

New display layouts and 3D models are added on request, if enough people ask for your monitor, we build it.

FAQ

Common Questions

A Raspberry Pi 4 or Pi 5 (4GB or 8GB recommended), a USB DJ controller, a microSD card (16GB+), and a USB-C power supply. DJPI is the software you flash onto your own Pi with the installer.

Pioneer DDJ-400, DDJ-FLX4, DDJ-FLX6, DDJ-800, DDJ-1000, DDJ-REV1/5/7, DDJ-SB3, Traktor Kontrol S2/S3/S4, Hercules Inpulse 300/500. More are added regularly.

No. DJPI runs headless. You control Mixxx wirelessly from your iPad, iPhone, Android tablet or any VNC client.

Yes. The Pi creates its own Wi-Fi hotspot. Your tablet or phone connects directly to it. No internet needed.

Yes. Deactivate your current device from the admin portal, then activate on the new Pi.

Mixxx, free, open-source DJ software with full controller mapping, effects, looping, and library management.

Plug in a USB stick, upload over the network from any device (Mac/Windows/iOS), or download directly to the Pi.