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Digital music distributors with prices and payout cuts from each company’s official pricing page.
Official pricing
8 distributors verified November 14, 2026.
| Distributor | Website | Official pricing page | Published prices & payout | Notes & source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DistroKid Digital distributor | distrokid.com | Official page | Musician $24.99 billed annually ($2.08/month equivalent); Musician Plus $44.99 billed annually ($3.75/month); Ultimate $89.99 billed annually ($7.50/month). All plans: “Unlimited uploads” and “Keep 100% of earnings.” | Official pricing page, November 14, 2026. Musician is described as “Fast release essentials” (1 artist or band); Plus as “Customizable release rollout” (2 artists or bands); Ultimate includes everything in Plus plus advanced analytics and 1–100 artists or bands. Recheck the official page before you pay. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| TuneCore Digital distributor | tunecore.com | Official page | Rising Artist $24.99/year; Breakout Artist $44.99/year; Professional $54.99/year. Pay-per-release: Album $44.99 the first year, then $56.49 each following year; Single $24.99/year. Official page: “Keep 100% ownership and control.” Social platforms (TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube) are listed with a 20% fee. | Copied from TuneCore’s official plans and pricing page. Recheck that page before you pay; plan names and add-on fees can change. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| CD Baby Digital distributor | cdbaby.com | Official page | Single $9.99 or album $14.99, one-time fee, no annual fees. Official wording: “We keep just 9% of your digital distribution revenue and you get the remaining 91%.” The same page says “Keep ALL your rights” and “Get paid WEEKLY.” | Copied from CD Baby’s official “How Much Does CD Baby Cost?” page. Recheck that page before you pay. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Amuse Digital distributor | amuse.io | Official page | Artist $23.99 USD billed annually (1 artist); Artist Plus $39.99 USD billed annually (2 artists); Artist Pro $59.99 USD billed annually (3+ artist profiles). Official page: “Keep all your earnings” with a note “After currency conversion and service fees.” YouTube Content ID is listed with a 15% royalty fee on the Artist plan and “No fee” on Plus and Pro. Official wording: after a subscription ends, “we keep your music live afterwards. A 25% royalty commission is charged without an active subscription.” | Copied from Amuse’s official DIY distribution pricing page. Do not assume a simple 100% payout in every situation — the official page publishes the 15% and 25% cases above. Recheck that page before you pay. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Ditto Music Digital distributor | dittomusic.com | Official page | Starter $19/year, “Unlimited releases for 1 artist,” “Keep 100% of royalties.” Pro $59/year. Labels $109/year “For up to 5 artists.” Official comparison table also lists “Royalty commission 0%” on Ditto’s own plans (and comparison figures for other companies). | Copied from Ditto’s official pricing page. Recheck that page before you pay. The comparison-table commission figures for other companies should be confirmed on those companies’ own official pages (listed separately here). Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| UnitedMasters Digital distributor | unitedmasters.com | Official page | DEBUT+ $19.99 per year; SELECT $59.99 per year; PARTNER is listed as “By Invitation.” Official page: “Keep 100% of your royalties” and “Release music to 150+ top music services.” | Copied from UnitedMasters’ official Pricing & Plans page. Recheck that page before you pay. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| LANDR Digital distributor | landr.com | Official page | Official distribution page: “Release as much music as you want for as low as $24/yr and keep 100% of your streaming revenue from 150+ online music stores. No hidden fees.” It also says music stays live even if you cancel your subscription. | Wording is from LANDR’s official music distribution page, which links to a fuller pricing view. Recheck that official pricing flow before you pay; this listing quotes only the public sentence above. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| RouteNote Digital distributor | routenote.com | Official page | Official pricing page is titled “Release your music worldwide for free” and presents RouteNote Free, RouteNote Premium, and RouteNote All Access. It says you can “Choose between RouteNote Free and Premium for every release, with the freedom to switch plans whenever you need.” | The official page is interactive, and a complete public price-and-split table could not be copied from the HTML this date. Do not assume a royalty split from a third-party article. Open the official pricing page for current fees and payout terms before you upload. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
About this list
Official contacts only, verified November 14, 2026 (America/Chicago). Every website, submission page, email, mailing address, and published price was copied from the organization’s official site. If a field is blank, it was not published on the official page we cite.
Policies change. Open the official link and re-check before you send music or a package. Rap Therapy is not affiliated with these organizations and cannot submit, follow up, or negotiate on your behalf.
Prices and payout wording are copied from each distributor’s official pricing page. Plans and add-on fees change — open the official link before you pay. We do not invent a “keep 100%” claim unless that official page says so, and we quote official exceptions (for example Amuse’s published 15% and 25% cases).
