Alternatives
Choosing a distributor when you run a label
Most distributors are built for one artist uploading songs. A label needs statements for each artist, splits, payouts and someone to talk to. Here is how the big names compare, with their published prices, and when staying where you are is the better call.
- DistroKid alternativeSolo artists and small teams who release often and want unlimited uploads for a flat yearly fee.Compare →
- TuneCore alternativeArtists who want publishing administration from the same company, with yearly plans priced per artist.Compare →
- CD Baby alternativeArtists who release now and then and would rather pay once per release than every year.Compare →
- Amuse alternativeArtists starting out who want a low yearly fee and an app to release from.Compare →
- Ditto Music alternativeArtists and small labels who want a flat yearly fee, with label plans priced by roster size.Compare →
- RouteNote alternativeArtists who want to start without paying anything up front.Compare →
Want the numbers for your roster? Compare a year of distribution, or read music distributors compared.