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DistroKid

Unlimited releases for a flat annual fee, and the catalogue stays up only while you keep paying.

Distributor Source: distrokid.com
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DistroKid's Musician tier is €23.99 a year, billed annually, for unlimited song and album uploads, with "keep 100% of earnings" on distribution. Musician Plus is €42.99 and Ultimate €81.99.

The model is a subscription: stop paying and your releases come down. That is fine for a catalogue you are actively working and a problem for one you want to leave up for a decade.

Prices were served to us in euros because DistroKid geo-localises its pricing page. Dollar figures widely quoted elsewhere could not be confirmed on DistroKid's own page, so they are not printed here.

Prices checked 10 September 2026. They change without notice; if this is out of date, tell us.

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