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Audiosocket is a music licensing and technology company founded in 2005, operating as both a subscription-based licensing platform and a full-service sync agency (ASX). Connects independent musicians with content creators, brands, and platforms through its MaaS API technology.
Amuse is a Sweden-based digital music distributor founded in 2015, known for its mobile-first approach. Offers unlimited distribution starting at $23.99/year with 100% royalty retention. The free tier was discontinued in March 2024. Differentiates through automated royalty advances and AI mastering. Distributes to 53 platforms.
RouteNote is a UK-based digital music distributor founded in 2007, offering both a free tier (15% commission, keep 85%) and a Premium tier ($10/single, $30/album one-time, keep 100%). Distributes to 80+ platforms. The free tier makes it one of the few distributors offering genuinely free unlimited distribution with no upfront cost. Artists can switch releases between Free and Premium at any time.
