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Is There a Fee for Delivering My Albums and Singles to Stores?

Distribution Costs and the Absence of Additional Delivery Fees

No, we do not charge any separate fee for delivering your content to digital stores and streaming platforms. If we distribute your music, we consider that our agreed commission from your sales is fully sufficient.

What “No Delivery Fee” Means in Practice

  • you do not pay for uploading albums and singles;
  • you do not pay for delivering releases to digital stores;
  • you do not pay for re-delivery when updates are made;
  • you do not pay for delivery to additional platforms.

All of these operations are part of the standard distribution service and are covered entirely by the commission that is deducted only from royalties you actually earn.

What the Commission Specifically Covers

The platform’s commission includes:

  • technical delivery of content to digital stores;
  • maintenance of the distribution infrastructure;
  • release and metadata updates;
  • access to your dashboard and financial reports;
  • ongoing technical and operational support.

This means there are no separate “logistics” or “technical” charges for getting your releases into stores.

When Any Costs May Occur

Any possible expenses that are not related to content delivery may appear only at the payout stage and depend exclusively on third-party financial systems (banks, payment processors, currency exchange, etc.).

In summary: delivery of your albums and singles to digital stores is carried out with no additional delivery fees. You only pay the agreed percentage from your sales, with no hidden charges.