Music distribution for artists and labels
We add your music to every streaming and download service that matters — the fastest, most affordable route from finished master to paying audience.
Your release, live on all of these
Everything a release needs, built in
Every plan includes the full platform — codes, validation, analytics and storage. Nothing essential is held back; a few optional extras are there inside the platform if you want them.
Distribute and sell your music
Build a release in a few simple steps and your audience can stream it the same day. We provide UPC and ISRC codes for free, and deliver to YouTube Art Track and Content ID alongside every other store.
Reports and analytics
Dedicated Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music dashboards, with audience and performance breakdowns per release. Export the raw numbers to CSV whenever you need them.
A landing page for every release
Each release gets its own smart link page listing every store it is live on, so one URL works for the whole campaign — with click and conversion tracking built in.
Wallet, statements and payouts
Every income stream lands in one USD wallet. Review your statement, split royalties with collaborators, handle tax details, and withdraw by Payoneer, PayPal, Wise or bank transfer.
More ways to earn from the same catalogue
Once your music is in the platform, these run from the same account and pay into the same wallet.
Royalty collection
Neighbouring rights and worldwide royalty collection from the societies that owe you.
Royalty splits
Share a release with collaborators and the platform pays each party automatically.
Royalty advances
Bring future earnings forward against a catalogue that is already performing.
Social monetisation
Earn from your music used in Facebook, Instagram and TikTok videos.
Sync licensing
Get your catalogue in front of supervisors for film, TV, advertising and games.
How releasing works on each store
What each of the main services needs, how long it takes and how it pays — and the full list of where your music can go.
- StoresEvery store we deliver toFrom Spotify and Apple Music to JioSaavn, Anghami and Tencent: what each store is and where it reaches.Read more
- StoreSpotifyHow to get your music on Spotify, pitch it to playlists and get paid for every stream.Read more
- StoreApple MusicHow to get your music on Apple Music and iTunes, meet Apple's credit rules and read your Shazam data.Read more
- StoreYouTube MusicHow your release becomes official audio on YouTube Music, and how Art Tracks, topic channels and Content ID fit together.Read more
- StoreTikTokHow your song becomes a TikTok sound, how uses are matched and paid, and the one rule that matters most.Read more
- StoreInstagram and FacebookHow your songs get into Meta's music library for Reels, Stories and posts, and how Rights Manager matches the uses.Read more
- StoreAmazon MusicHow to get your music on Amazon Music, Prime and Alexa, and what Amazon Music for Artists shows you.Read more
- StoreDeezerHow to get your music on Deezer, claim Deezer for Creators, and what its artist-centric payments and AI rules mean for you.Read more
- StoreTIDALHow to get your music on TIDAL, what to send for hi-res, and how TIDAL Artist Home and its AI policy work.Read more
- StoreSoundCloudHow distributing to SoundCloud differs from uploading there yourself, which profile your tracks land on, and how they earn.Read more
- StoreBeatportHow to get your tracks on Beatport, the genres it takes, its AI rules, and what Greenroom and Hype do.Read more
- StorePandoraHow to get your music on Pandora, onto its radio stations through the Music Genome Project, and how Pandora AMP works.Read more
- StoreAudiomackHow to get your music on Audiomack, claim your artist profile, and where its listeners are.Read more
- StoreAnghamiHow to get your music on Anghami, claim your artist page in Anghami for Creators, and pitch to its playlists.Read more
- StoreJioSaavnHow to get your music on JioSaavn, claim your profile in ArtistOne, and reach listeners in India and the diaspora.Read more
- StoreTencent MusicHow to release music in China on QQ Music, Kugou, Kuwo and WeSing, and what China's content and AI rules mean for you.Read more
- StoreNetEase Cloud MusicHow to get your music on NetEase Cloud Music, why independent artists do well there, and China's AI labelling rule.Read more
- For labelsDistribution for labelsPlans for record labels: artist logins, roster analytics, splits, Content ID and publishing in one account.Read more
- RegionBalkan artists and labelsDistribution, YouTube and publishing for the region and the diaspora, from a team in Sarajevo.Read more
Create a release in four simple steps
Most releases take under ten minutes to prepare. Validation runs as you build, so nothing gets rejected after delivery.
- 01
Add metadata
Title, artists, genre, release date and territories.
- 02
Upload cover
Artwork is validated automatically against store specs.
- 03
Upload songs
Lossless audio checked for clipping, silence and format.
- 04
Select stores
Pick your DSPs and send. Live within 24 hours.
Live on every store within 24 hours — keeping 100% of your rights.
Start your first releasePay per release, or per year
A flat fee per release if you put records out now and then. A yearly fee if you release often, or run a roster. Or nothing at all, and we share the revenue instead. Every one of them includes YouTube Content ID and delivery to every store we reach.
Release
$8.99per release
One flat fee per release — single, EP or album, all the same price. We keep 10% of store royalties.
- Single, EP or album — one price
- Every store and streaming service
- YouTube Content ID included — you keep 80%
- Free UPC and ISRC codes
- Release landing pages
- Streams, listeners and royalties
- Wallet, statements and payouts
Artist
$29.99per year
Unlimited releases for one artist on one yearly fee, with no commission on your store royalties.
- Unlimited releases for one artist
- You keep 100% of store royalties
- Every store and streaming service
- YouTube Content ID included — you keep 80%
- Free UPC and ISRC codes
- Release landing pages
- Streams, listeners and royalties
- Wallet, statements and payouts
Label
$149per year
Up to 10 artists on one yearly fee, with no commission on their store royalties.
- Up to 10 artists
- Unlimited releases
- You keep 100% of store royalties
- YouTube Content ID included — you keep 80%
- Give each artist their own login
- Artists see their own releases and money
- Analytics across the whole roster
- Priority support
Label Partner
No feewe keep 15%
For catalogues bigger than a ten-artist plan. Nothing to pay up front — you keep 85% of what the music earns.
- No fee, ever
- Unlimited artists and releases
- You keep 85% of royalties
- YouTube Content ID included
- Marketing support included
- Dedicated account manager
Running a catalogue too big for ten artists? Talk to us.
Music distribution, answered
What is music distribution?
A distributor delivers your recordings — audio, artwork and the details about them — to streaming services and stores such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and TikTok, collects what they earn, and pays it to you. None of the major services take uploads from artists directly, so every release reaches them through a distributor or a label.
How much does it cost to distribute music?
$8.99 per release, $29.99 a year for unlimited releases as one artist, or $149 a year for a label with up to 10 artists. On the yearly plans you keep 100% of store royalties. See the full pricing.
How long does it take for my music to go live?
We deliver approved releases within 24 hours, and most stores publish within a few days. Set your release date two to three weeks ahead so there is time to pitch it to playlists and land everywhere on the same day.
Which stores do you deliver to?
Spotify, Apple Music and iTunes, YouTube Music, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, Amazon Music, Deezer, TIDAL, SoundCloud and many more, including regional leaders such as Tencent, NetEase, JioSaavn and Anghami. See every store.
Do I keep the rights to my music?
Yes. You keep ownership of your recordings and compositions. The licence you grant us exists only so we can deliver your music and collect what it earns, and it ends when your content leaves the platform.
Can I release under my own label name?
Yes. The label name is yours to set on every release, at no extra cost. Running a roster? See distribution for labels.
Do I need ISRC and UPC codes?
Every track needs an ISRC and every release a UPC. We create both for free, or you can keep codes you already have. What is an ISRC?
What audio and artwork do I need?
Lossless audio — WAV, FLAC or AIFF, 16 or 24-bit, 44.1 to 192 kHz, stereo — and square cover art of at least 2400 × 2400 px (3000 × 3000 is ideal) as JPEG or PNG. Both are checked as you upload.
Can I move my music from another distributor?
Yes, without losing your streams: deliver the release again with the same ISRCs and UPC, and take it down at the old distributor once it is live. How to switch distributors.
Before you release
The codes, the timing and the money, explained by the team that delivers your music.
- GuideHow to distribute your musicFrom finished master to every store: what you need, how long it takes and how you get paid.Read more
- GuideWhat is an ISRC code?The twelve characters that tie every stream and every royalty to your recording.Read more
- GuideWhat is a UPC code?The barcode that identifies your single, EP or album — and when you need a new one.Read more
- GuideSwitching distributors without losing streamsKeep your play counts, playlists and royalties when you move your catalogue.Read more
- GuideHow much does YouTube pay for music?Content ID, YouTube Music and your own channel: three ways a song earns, and what decides how much.Read more
- GuideMusic royalties explainedThe recording, the song and the money each one earns — and who collects it.Read more
- GuideHow to start a record labelName, legal setup, contracts, codes, distribution and statements — in the order you need them.Read more
- GuideGetting a YouTube Official Artist ChannelWhat YouTube asks for, who sends the request, and what changes once your channels are merged.Read more
- GuideHow much does Spotify pay per stream?Why there is no fixed rate, how streamshare works, and how much of it reaches you.Read more
- GuideHow to get on Spotify playlistsEditorial pitches, Release Radar, algorithmic and listener playlists — and what never to pay for.Read more
- GuideMusic release checklistWhat to do eight weeks, three weeks and one week before release day — and after it.Read more
- GuideWhat is music publishing administration?Who collects the money your songs earn, how administrators differ from publishers, and whether you need one.Read more
- GuideIs free music distribution worth it?How free distributors earn, and the simple sum that tells you when a fee costs less.Read more
- GuideMusic distributor vs record labelTwo different jobs: who owns the masters, who pays up front, and which one you need.Read more
- GuideYouTube Content ID for labelsCatalogue rules, ownership conflicts, allowlists for your artists, and moving from another provider.Read more
Get your next release out this week
Apply for distribution and we will have your account ready, usually within one working day.