RouteNote
8.0#1 in music distribution platformsFrom $7.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitRouteNote vs TuneCore
What both publish
| Fact | RouteNote | TuneCore |
|---|---|---|
| Rights ownership | The artist-label agreement says artists retain ownership of intellectual-property rights while granting RouteNote non-exclusive distribution rights. | TuneCore says artists retain 100% of their music rights and creative control. |
RouteNote plans
- FreeFree
- Premium Single$10, paid once
- Premium EP$20, paid once
- Premium Album$30, paid once
- Premium Extended Album$45, paid once
- Premium renewal$9.99 a year
TuneCore plans
- Rising Artist$24.99 a year
- Single$24.99 a year
- Album$44.99 a year
- Breakout Artist$44.99 a year
- Professional$54.99 a year
Pick RouteNote if…
RouteNote is for artists and labels that want to distribute music to selected stores and territories. The Free option suits those willing to share revenue, while Premium may suit releases for which keeping all streaming and download revenue is a priority.
Pick TuneCore if…
TuneCore suits artists and managers seeking to distribute music across many stores while retaining rights and creative control. Its plans also address people who need publishing administration, analytics or tools for managing multiple artists.