Bring your artists together
Invite artists and the people helping you put out music. Give each person a code and choose which artists they can work with. Roles such as manager, A&R, marketing, and finance help set what they can see and change.
AirTrax For Labels
Build your label. Keep your artists, songs, files and release plans together.
Invite artists and the people helping you put out music. Give each person a code and choose which artists they can work with. Roles such as manager, A&R, marketing, and finance help set what they can see and change.
Keep the latest files, contacts, dates, and notes with each release. See what still needs a decision and who is doing the next task. Everyone also has their own Notebook, Calendar, and Asset Locker.
Record what your distributor and other services report. Look at amounts by artist, release, source, and currency. With enough history, see estimates for coming months and how well those estimates held up in earlier periods.
You do not need a big team to begin. Revenue guides, release checklists, useful resources, and 12 short Academy lessons help you talk through splits, plan your first release, and understand the money. Start with the next thing you need to do.
The label owner can see everything shared with that label. Your unshared personal work and other labels’ work stay private. Money estimates need enough history and are not promises. A change around a release does not prove the release caused it. AirTrax does not distribute music, collect royalties, calculate contract splits, or send payments.
Choose one artist and someone helping with their next song. Add the release, check who can see it, and write down the next decision. Bring in more people when you are ready.
Both plans are free now. When paid plans launch, new Artist accounts will be $10/month and new Label accounts $20/month. Existing accounts on either plan keep free access.
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