We've got you covered for every step of your artist journey.
Start*
Start your artist career and release your music for free.
Free
Boost
Boost your releases with faster deliveries, social media and more streaming services.
$24.
99/year
About $2 per month
Pro
Boost, and then some. Multiple Artist Profiles, Custom Label, 24h Support and more.
$59.
99/year
About $5 per month
Start
Boost
Pro
100% Royalties
Music services
Basic
(Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer...)
See full list of stores here.
Basic
(Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer...)
+
Advanced
(TikTok, Instagram, Facebook...)
See full list of stores for Boost here.
Basic
(Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer...)
+
Advanced
(TikTok, Instagram, Facebook...)
See full list of stores for Pro here.
Releases Per Year
12
Unlimited ∞
Unlimited ∞
Time to Release
4 Weeks
14 Days
10 Days
Royalty Advances
Eligible
Eligible
Eligible
Royalty Splits Fee
15%
No Fee
No Fee
Youtube ContentID Fee
N/A
15%
No Fee
Schedule Release Date
Pre-Saves
Priority Support
72h - Fast Lane
24h - Fast Lane
Multiple Artist Profiles
Team Accounts
Custom Record Label
1,2 - Royalty Splits and Youtube Content ID are optional features that you can choose when creating a release. *Restricted in some countries, read more.
"Amuse is a well-oiled machine that has been supportive of my work, which far surpasses the experiences I’ve had with other labels and distributors that I have released music over the years."
"In 2020 I released my first project with Amuse because they understand artist ownership in a way no other platform does. A short 18 months later, we’re approaching a million streams, ALL INDEPENDENT. Thank you amuse."
"We joined Amuse early on in our careers, with the release of our 'Trying Your Luck' EP in 2019, and they've been good to us ever since. As an independent band, it's been great to have a distributor where we have lots of control over our music and are able to use all the features we need for free."
How do I create a release?
Create an account and build your track in our easy-to-use apps, available on iOS, Android or web. Add release info and artwork files, select the stores you want to distribute to and that’s it. Your music is on its way into the world!
We do follow strict quality guidelines set by the streaming services and music stores, so make sure you're up to date on details. Read more.
How long does it take for my releases to reach stores?
Start users can choose release dates at least 4 weeks into the future. Pro and Boost users have access to Fast Lane Releases, meaning they can pick a release date 14 days into the future.
Before sending the release off, we make a quick review to check that it lives up to the guidelines set by each streaming service and store. This ensures that it will be accepted everywhere and not taken down. You can see the status of your release on our mobile and web apps.
Can I make changes to a release after it's been submitted?
If you need to make a change to your release before it’s approved and sent to stores, the best option is to just delete your release and create a new one. If you need to make changes to your artwork, you can do this directly in the app.
To make changes or take down releases that are live, you can contact our support team who will be able to help you.
What is important when it comes to artwork?
Amuse is all for artistic freedom. But the freedom comes within the rules set by the streaming services and music stores. One of the most common reasons why we can’t approve releases is because of complications with the artwork.
We've compiled the rules and the most common mistakes on our support page. Read More.
How long does it take to pay out my royalites?
The streaming services and music stores usually pay out royalties 2-3 months after the streams happen. For example, a Spotify stream in February shows up on your account in April.
However, our automized advances services Early Access and Fast Forward enables eligible amuse users to access upcoming payouts as small as $10 USD faster than any competitors, cutting the waiting time by at least 2 months. Read more about Early Access and Fast Forward.
Still got questions? Go to Support