Artist plan

You're leaving money
on the table.

Distribution gets your song onto the shelves. Everything after that (the publishing income, the YouTube matches, the sync briefs, the second artist profile), is where independent artists quietly lose the most money. Here is exactly what you're missing, and what it costs to stop missing it.

₹899 / year · unlimited releases
01 The gap

Four places money goes missing.

None of these are exotic. They are ordinary income streams that simply need a registration nobody told you about, and every month they go unclaimed, the money is redistributed to someone else.

01

Your publishing royalties

Every stream generates a songwriter's share as well as a recording share. Distribution collects the recording side only. Without a publishing registration, the other half sits with collection societies under nobody's name.

02

Your audio on other people's videos

Fan edits, covers, dance clips, reaction shorts. Without Content ID, every one of those videos earns advertising money for YouTube and the uploader, and nothing for you.

03

Sync placements you never hear about

Music supervisors brief for tracks constantly. If you aren't in a system that receives those briefs, you can't submit, and a single placement can be worth more than a year of streams.

04

Public plays of your music

Radio, television, live sets, cafés, gyms, festival stages. Performance income is collected per country and paid to registered writers, everyone else's share goes back into the pool.

02 The toolkit

What the Artist plan unlocks.

Everything below is included for one yearly fee. No per-release charges, no commission on what you earn.

Unlimited releases

Singles, EPs, albums, release as often as you can write. There is no per-upload fee and no cap.

YouTube Content ID

Your audio gets fingerprinted and matched across YouTube, so every video using your sound pays you a share.

Publishing collection

We register your songs with collection societies worldwide and chase the mechanical and performance income they hold.

Sync opportunities

Get your catalogue in front of our sync team and submit for placements in film, television, advertising and games.

VEVO & Official Artist Channel

Distribute music videos through VEVO and get your YouTube Official Artist Channel set up properly.

Scheduled releases

Pick your release date in advance, build pre-save momentum, and land everywhere at the same moment.

Detailed analytics

Earnings broken down by store, country, release and track, plus CSV exports whenever you want the raw numbers.

Fast review & priority support

Your releases move to the front of the review queue and your emails reach a human faster.

03 Compare

How the plans stack up.

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Feature Single ₹99 one release Artist ₹899 per year Label ₹2,999 per year
Distribution to 150+ stores
Keep 100% of your royalties
Free ISRC & UPC
Artist dashboard & payouts
Number of releases1UnlimitedUnlimited
Artist profiles11Up to 10
AnalyticsBasicDetailedAdvanced
Scheduled releases,
Lyrics distribution,
Spotify & Apple Music for Artists,
YouTube Content ID,
YouTube Official Artist Channel,
VEVO video distribution,
Review speedStandardFastPriority
SupportEmailPriority emailPriority email
Royalty splits, ,
Team access, ,
Sync licensing opportunities, ,
Publishing royalty collection, ,
Free VEVO channel creation, ,
Get Single Get Artist Get Label

Prices are converted at today's rate, you are charged in Indian Rupees.

04 The maths

Does it actually pay for itself?

Worth being blunt about this. A yearly plan only makes sense if you release more than once or if you have income sitting uncollected. Here is how to tell which side of the line you're on.

Worth it if
  • You plan to put out more than one release this year
  • You wrote the songs you're releasing
  • Anyone has ever used your audio in a YouTube video
  • Your music gets played publicly, radio, venues, live sets
  • You want your catalogue seen by a sync team
Start smaller if
  • This is your first ever release and you're testing the waters
  • You only want to see how the platform works before committing
  • You're releasing someone else's composition as a one-off

The Single plan exists for exactly this. Try one release, then upgrade when it makes sense, nothing is lost by starting there.

05 FAQ

Before you upgrade.

Do you take a cut of my royalties?

No. You pay for the plan and keep 100% of what your distribution earns, on every plan we offer. We do not take a percentage of your streaming income.

What happens to my music if I don't renew?

Releases published under an active plan stay live while the plan is active. If you let it lapse, get in touch before your renewal date and we'll talk through your options rather than pulling anything down without warning.

Can I upgrade from Single to Artist later?

Yes. Start with a single release, see how the platform handles it, and move up whenever you're ready. Your existing release and its earnings history come with you.

How long does a release take to go live?

Plan for two to three weeks between submission and release day. Artist and Label plans get faster review, but stores control the final go-live and playlist teams want lead time, so give yourself the runway.

What's the difference between Artist and Label?

Artist covers one artist profile and everything one independent artist needs. Label adds up to ten artist profiles, royalty splits, team access, sync opportunities and publishing collection, built for anyone releasing other people's music alongside their own.

How do I get paid?

Earnings collect in your dashboard balance. Add a payout method in the Royalties section, request a withdrawal once you clear the minimum, and our team processes the payment.

Artist plan

Serious about this year? Collect all of it.

Unlimited releases, Content ID, VEVO and priority review for ₹899 a year.