The great thing about being on this list is that it ensures your track will appear on Spotify as quickly as possible.Ĭan you guess what company is at the top of the preferred list? Spotify has a provider directory where they recommend companies to distribute your music through. Moving on, let’s now talk about Spotify Preferred Distributors. So that’s basically the end of the road for those two. You can also edit the royalty splits for your team at any time which is really convenient.Īs mentioned earlier, Repost and Amuse offer royalty splits but that’s the only feature they really offer and these platforms include no other artists tools. And since DistroKid is so popular and a lot of artists are already distributing through it, setting up your team and assigning royalty percentages really couldn’t be easier. With Distrokid’s Teams section you can setup royalty splits with any artists you’ve collaborated on. Surprisingly, this feature actually isn’t as common as you think it would be. I love collaborating with other musicians so cutting everyone involved in a track into the action was a requirement for me. Plans start at $20/year (even less if you use that referral link in the description *wink*) and that gets you access to unlimited uploads and you get to keep 100% of your earnings. One of the things I really like about DistroKid is they offer THE most affordable pricing on the market. That being said, let’s start off with one of the biggest aspects us consumers look at: pricing. Luckily for you, by watching this video you are clearly doing your research so you’re already ahead! Pricing I feel sorry for customers using some of these services but that’s just the cost of not doing your research. I’m not going to lie to you, some of these companies offer so little features at such a high price that I have no idea how some of them are still even in the business of distribution.
So instead I’m going to talk about the features that attracted me to DistroKid and compare those features to some of these other platforms to see who can truly standup to the rich feature set and affordability of DistroKid.
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Making an article breaking down the full featured set of each one would be really freaking long. So there’s a lot of competing companies that all offer music distribution services. If at any point in this article I do convince you that DistroKid is also right for you, which let’s be real, it probably is, then know at any point you can click this link to save 7% on your first year plan with DistroKid.Īlso if you find this information helpful, please consider subscribing to my YouTube channel. Many other services didn't even make the cut to be even discussed because their pricing was just so high and feature set so limited. In this article and video we are going to compare DistroKid with CD Baby, Tunecore, Emu Bands, Amuse, Repost by Soundcloud, Landr, Record Union, Vydia and Reverb Nation. Ultimately my research led me to signing up for (spoiler alert) DistroKid and I think their service is ideal for almost any other musician out there, with very few exceptions. This was a decision that took me around 2 weeks to make myself so I've made this video and article to make it easier for you to get a grasp on what's out there. With there being so many options though it might be hard to choose one that is right for you. Choosing the best Music Distribution platform to get your music on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Pandora, Deezer, Tidal, Shazaam, and everywhere else is one of the most important decision you can make as an artist.
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