Pay per campaign and owe nothing after it. Or put the roster on a plan and have capacity waiting every month instead of asking for it.
Cancel any time. Unspent campaign budget stays as credit.
Setting the campaign up, running it, checking every post, and paying creators out. That's what the price below is.
What actually reaches creators. You set it, it's a hard ceiling, and it is not included in the plan price. Anything you don't spend stays as credit.
Nothing. Every dollar of the budget goes to a creator. We don't skim a percentage on the way through, and creators are never charged either.
For one record you want moving — a single, a release week, a track that's started to pull on its own.
What every campaign includes:
No plan. Pay once, per record.
For a label with a release most months. Capacity is already yours, so a drop date doesn't start with asking if we have room.
Everything in Per campaign, plus:
Campaign budgets on top, and you set those.
For a label pushing several artists at once and treating short-form as a standing channel, not a launch tactic.
Everything in Catalog, plus:
Annual or quarterly.
| Per campaign | Catalog | Imprint | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Running campaigns | |||
| Campaigns a month | Pay as you go | 3 | Agreed volume |
| Reach and Ghost campaigns | |||
| You set rate, budget and cap | |||
| Setup speed | Booked in | Same week | Same day |
| Campaigns reserved ahead | — | ||
| Creators | |||
| The open board, any niche | |||
| First call on proven editors | — | ||
| Invite-only placement | — | ||
| A team held for your catalogue | — | — | |
| The roster | |||
| Roster reporting, one view | — | ||
| Release-calendar planning | — | ||
| A named contact | — | ||
| The money and the paperwork | |||
| Sound-match and traffic checks | |||
| Unspent budget stays as credit | |||
| Ownership checks and creator 1099s | |||
| Invoicing and net terms | — | — | |
The plan is the fee for running the campaigns. The budget — what reaches creators — is separate, you set it, and it has a ceiling we can't exceed. Keeping them apart is why you always know the worst case. How a campaign runs →
What you're paying for
No, and that's deliberate. The plan is the fee for running the campaigns. The budget is what reaches creators, you set it per campaign, and it has a ceiling we can't go over. Keeping them separate is why you always know the worst case.
No. Every dollar of the campaign budget goes to a creator. We don't take a percentage on the way through, which is the difference between this and a platform that quotes you one number and quietly keeps 15% of it.
A Catalog month rolls over once. Two months of nothing and the older one drops — we're holding editor capacity for you, and it can't be banked forever.
The commitment
Yes, and most should. Run one and see what it does before anyone signs up to anything monthly.
Any time, and it stops at the end of the month you've paid for. Campaigns already running finish, cleared posts get paid, and whatever's left of the budget stays as credit.
We invoice you. Card and bank both work. There's no checkout on this page on purpose — every plan starts with a conversation about the roster and the dates, and we'd rather have that first.
No, and they never will. Plans are for artists and labels. The board is free to join with no follower minimum, which is the whole reason your budget reaches pages nobody else can sell you.
Every plan starts with a conversation.
Tell us the roster, the dates and what you've already tried. We'll say which plan actually fits — including "none of them, just run one campaign first."
No spam. We'll reply within a day.
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