Looking for a Ditto Music alternative for your label?
Ditto Music suits artists and small labels who want a flat yearly fee, with label plans priced by roster size. A label running a roster usually needs more around the upload: statements for each artist, splits, payouts and someone to talk to. Here is how the two compare, and when staying put is the better call.
How Ditto Music charges
Yearly plans by the number of artists, with no share of store royalties.
- Starter: $19 a year, 1 artist
- Pro: $59 a year, 2 artists
- Labels: $109 a year, 5 artists
- No share of store royalties
- Label plans for 10 to 40 artists exist; the pricing page shows the price for 5 only.
Published US prices, read on Ditto Music's pricing page on 29 October 2026. Prices change; check before you decide.
How Stillmore Group charges
Label plans combine a monthly or yearly fee with a share of royalties, and include the label workspace below. A free plan is open by application.
See every plan and priceWhat a label gets with Stillmore Group
Statements your artists can read
Each artist signs in to their own account and sees their releases, earnings by store and country, and what was paid.
Splits per track
Set a split per recording for producers, featured artists and your own share, and statements follow it.
Sub-labels and artist accounts
Run imprints side by side on the larger plans, each with its own roster, and choose what every artist sees.
A person checks every release
Metadata, artwork and audio are reviewed before delivery, so the stores don't send them back.
Wallet, payouts and advances
Royalties land in a wallet you control; pay artists out, grant advances and track recoupment in one place.
Your own brand, if you want it
Our white label plans put the whole platform under your name, logo and domain.
Stay with Ditto Music if
- A flat yearly fee for a small roster is what you need.
- You don't need artist accounts, splits or payouts run for you.
Move to Stillmore Group if
- You run a roster and want each artist to have their own statements and account.
- You want a person to check every release before the stores see it.
- You want splits, advances and payouts for the whole label in one place, or distribution under your own brand.
Questions
- Is Stillmore Group cheaper than Ditto Music?
- Not for every roster. Ditto Music: yearly plans by the number of artists, with no share of store royalties. Our label plans combine a fee with a share of royalties and include the label workspace. Put your own numbers into the distribution cost comparison to see a year side by side.
- Can I move my releases from Ditto Music without losing streams?
- Yes, when they keep their UPC and ISRCs. Our transfer tool imports them exactly as the stores show them, puts them live with us first, and only then prepares the takedown request for Ditto Music, so there is no gap and no duplicate.
- When should I stay with Ditto Music?
- A flat yearly fee for a small roster is what you need. You don't need artist accounts, splits or payouts run for you. In those cases the move may not be worth it.
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