For record labels

Record label promo: every release to DJs, radio and playlists — under the artist’s name

Send promos for a whole roster from one account, with a separate sender identity per artist, and get back a named report for each release: who played it, who took the WAV, and what they wrote.

What running label promo actually looks like

  • A release every few weeks, and the same list of DJs pasted into BCC each time — with no way to tell who opened what.
  • Promos going out under the label’s name when the DJ only recognises the artist, so the email reads like a newsletter.
  • An A&R list built over years, sitting in a spreadsheet, and every new tool wanting to “enrich” it or add it to somebody’s shared database.
  • Artists asking how the release did, and nothing to show them except a forwarded reply or two.

A sender profile per artist

The DJ sees the artist they know, not the label’s catch-all address, and the reply comes back to the right inbox. All of it still reports into one account, so you read the whole roster in one place.

Your A&R list stays private

Contacts you import belong to your account: your rows are never moved into our shared pool, and other artists never see them or send to your list. Exporting them back out is one click.

A pool of 5,900+ curators when you need reach

DJs, radio shows and YouTube channels who publish an address for promo, checked by hand and filtered by genre, country and role, plus 2,400+ label inboxes for demos. Anyone can leave with one click. Paid plans open it for Audio Promo — the campaign type that carries a track to download.

A report the artist can read

Plays, downloads and written feedback, by name, per release. Forward it, or turn a good line from a known DJ into a share card in the artist’s colours while the promo is still warm.

Nobody gets the same promo twice

Overlapping addresses across lists are removed before sending, unsubscribes are honoured permanently, and a release already sent to someone is not sent to them again by the next wave.

Pitch demos from the same desk

A label pitch is its own campaign type: one track to listen to, an MP3 stream or your private SoundCloud link, the master never attached, plus BPM, key, genre and your note. The A&R replies from their own cabinet and it lands in your inbox.

Where to start

Start on Pro

Pro gives you 3 sender profiles, 5,000 recipients a month and both pools — the plan that fits a catalogue shipping regularly. If you are running one artist rather than a roster, Artist is enough. A bigger roster: Agency gives 5 sender profiles and 10,000 recipients a month.

Questions

Can I send under each artist’s name instead of the label’s?

Yes. Each sender profile has its own name and links, and you pick the profile when you build the campaign. Replies to every profile come to your account’s email. Pro includes 3 profiles; the plan page shows what each tier allows.

Do you take my contact list into your shared pool?

No, and this is enforced in code, not just promised: contacts you import are private to your account and cannot be added to the shared pool at all. The pool is built and maintained separately by us.

Can several people from the label work in one account?

Today an account belongs to one login, and sender profiles cover the case of several artists under one label. Multi-seat access is not shipped yet — ask us if you need it and we will tell you honestly where it stands.

What does a DJ actually receive?

An email with the artwork and a listen button, and behind it a personal page with a player. No account, no password, nothing to install. They can rate the track, write a line back and download WAV, MP3 or AIF if you allow it.

Is there a free plan we can test on?

Yes. Free gives you 100 recipients every 30 days for your own lists, with the hosted player, ratings, comments and the full report. It does not expire and it never asks for a card. Our Promo pool comes with a paid plan, from Starter at $14.99 a month.