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Linktree
Disco
Dropbox
Linkfire
Feature.fm
Amplify.link
Bio Link
a bio link, release page and promo page, in one.

Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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| Website | reactionic.github.io | itsout.now |
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Artists usually pay for a bio link, then a smart link, then somewhere to send the promo. it's out now is all three. A free bio page. A page for each record that takes fan emails before release day and fills with listening links when it's out. A private page for each writer or DJ you send...
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As answered by people managing React-Ionic and ItsOut.now.
ItsOut.now's answer:
Linktree, Linkfire and DISCO each do one job, and you pay for each of them. Here the bio page is free, Single Release is $15 once, and Artist is $10 a month. You also see who pressed play and how far they got, so you can stop trusting "I'll give it a listen."
ItsOut.now's answer:
Independent artists putting out their own records, and the managers who run a few of them. They are currently paying for several tools and keeping a heard it? column in a spreadsheet.
ItsOut.now's answer:
Artists usually pay for a bio link, a smart link and somewhere to send promo. it's out now is all three in one login, built around the record. The promo belongs to the release it's for, and every copy a writer or DJ plays or downloads is marked with their name.
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