Anti-Joy VS FlashGot

Anti-Joy

All-in-one music distribution service for artists and labels.

FlashGot is a browser extension for Mozilla Firefox that is designed to make it easy to download a whole batch of files in one go. The extension is open source and free to use, but it is no longer compatible with the most recent version of Firefox.

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Anti-Joy

Website: antijoy.club
Pricing URL: Official Anti-Joy Pricing
$ Details: paid Free Trial $19.99 / Annually
Platforms: Web
Release Date: 2021 January

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FlashGot

Website: flashgot.net
Pricing URL: -
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Anti-Joy features and specs

Uploads: Unlimited
Smart-Links & Pre-Save: Unlimited
Royalty Splitting: Yes
Recoupments: Yes
Artist Pages: Yes
Email Newsletters: Yes
Advanced Statistics: Yes
AI Mastering: Yes
Affiliate Program: Yes
Promoart Generator: Yes
YouTube OAC: Yes
Support: Yes (avg. 2 min response time)
Distribution Time: 2-5 days

FlashGot features and specs

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FlashGot Reviews

Top 9 BEST Flvto Alternatives To Convert YouTube Videos To MP3

Among the tools listed above, Dirpy, Apowersoft, Video2MP3, TubeOffline are the free tools for converting videos into mp3. Tools like FlashGot and YouTube-dl are open sources that allow you to modify, redistribute, and use them in any way you wish to.

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Top 10 Alternatives to 4K Video Downloader to Download Videos

If you are tired of downloading videos that need to click the “Save as…” one by one, then you can refer to FlashGot. It is a Mozilla Firefox add-ons that allows you to download many 4K videos at the same time. It can help you to save a lot of time when you can get all of them quickly. Also, this tool is available to Windows, Mac, and Linux, so whatever computer OS you have,...

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Social recommendations and mentions

FlashGot might be a bit more popular than Anti-Joy. We know about 2 links to it since March 2021 and only 2 links to Anti-Joy. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.

Anti-Joy mentions (2)

Just a heads up that you can't downgrade your DistroKid account nor re-use your email for a new account. You're locked into your subscription price which includes what you need to pay to collect royalties.
I'm currently eyeing Anti-Joy which operates on a similar model as DistroKid, just better value. The downside is they're very new but the founder is active and responsive on Reddit. They feel like how DistroKid was ~5 years ago before it became increasingly difficult to get in touch with a human. Source: over 1 year ago
What music distribution service are you using?
You should check out Anti-Joy. We offer unlimited music distribution for just $7.99 per year. We also have extra features like AI mastering, pre-save links, fast distribution, amazing support, etc. It's the best Distrokid alternative. You'll love it. Source: over 2 years ago

FlashGot mentions (2)

Download embedded Vimeo videos
I use https://flashgot.net/ (and pass it to uGet for maximum speed) which does the same I was doing with ffmpeg and digging on the page souce code (which I'm bad at). It grabs the audio track separated from the video tracks in the different resolutions available but it's pretty easy to merge them with ffmpeg. Source: over 1 year ago
Access Libby if you are not in the US
I prefer to use the website, never have been much of a fan of the Overdrive app and when Libby came out I didn't use it much because my phone at the time didn't support it. And I don't feel like going back to it now. But I just tested an audiobook and was able to get the .odm file. It downloaded the audiobook files fine. I tried also via webbrowser and had no issues getting the mp3 files, though for this a browser... Source: over 1 year ago