OUR SERVICES

You provide us with artwork, music and metadata for your digital album or single

We create a custom landing page and pre-order link that will direct your fans to pre-order your release

You share the pre-order link with your fans! 

Fans start to pre-order your music leading up to the release

We then report those sales directly to the largest music charts in the world on the day of release and each subsequent week. If you sell enough you will show up in the charts depending on the territory that generated the most sales!  

• BILLBOARD + SOUNDSCAN (US, CANADA) 
• OFFICIAL CHARTS COMPANY (UK, Ireland, France)
• ARIA (Australia)

You collect your sales revenue and ALL the fan data! 

Pricing Your Music:

$3.49 (lowest price for an album)

$.0.39 (lowest price per single) 

THE KEY TO GETTING FANS TO PRE ORDER IS TO ADD: 

• BONUS TRACKS 
• ALTERNATE VERSIONS
• REMIXES 
• MATERIAL THAT WON'T END UP ON STREAMING PLATFORMS

SINGLES:

• Multiple formats of the same single can be bundled together (CD Single + Vinyl Single, Cassette Single + Digital Track, etc.). 
  • However, only one sale from each bundle is reportable. 
  • In a Physical + Digital Single/Track combination, ONLY the physical sale is the reportable sale, when it is fulfilled to the customer. If there are more than one physical configurations in a bundle, with a digital single/track, the first physical configuration in the bundle that is fulfilled to the customer will be the reported sale and configuration.
  • When two (or more) Physical Singles are part of the purchase (CD Single + Vinyl Single, for example), and no Digital Single/Track, the first physical configuration in the bundle that is fulfilled to the customer will be the reported sale and configuration.
  • If multiple copies of a digital song or track is sold as an item (example: a clean and explicit version of the same digital track), this would be reported under a single UPC, not by ISRC.
  • If there is only one configuration of a single sold (one CD single, one vinyl single, one cassette single; no bundle of multiple singles), then the sale continues to report as normal: when that single is fulfilled to the customer.
    

• An album can be promoted as an add-on sale to a merchandise item or ticket – not baked-in to merchandise or ticket. Customer would make clear choice to purchase an album on its own, as a separate item, and album purchase must not yield any benefits or discounts to customer (this includes an album purchase yielding a discount on another album). Album price must be no lower than $3.49.

• There can be no contesting or incentives to the consumer to buy music in return for  — or a chance to win access to — goods or experiences (whether virtual or actual), benefits or discounts of any kind. For the sake of clarity, the purchase of a music product (album, single, song/track, etc.) cannot yield a discount on the purchase of another music product.  this item.

❗️THIS MEANS...❗️

1. You CANNOT offer discounts on merch of any kind or another music product (album, EP, single, etc.) to customers who purchase a music product (album, EP, single, etc.) from you.

(e.g. Offering a discount on a shirt to customers who are purchasing your album.)

2. You CAN offer discounts on music products (album, EP, single, etc.) to customers who purchase merch from you, as long as the final price of the music product does not go below the minimum price for eligibility ($3.49/album or $0.39/track.)