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A distributor for delivery. A spreadsheet for splits. Dropbox for masters. A smart-link tool for the campaign. Email for the collaborators. None of them talk to each other, you're the integration layer.
Open any release and everything it needs is already inside it. Collaborators are invited into the release, not emailed about it. Click through the nine areas below.
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Distribution income and royalty accounting run in the same system. No export, no reconciliation, no second vendor between the DSP report and your artist's statement.
Distribution, publishing, and neighbouring rights income is ingested and matched to your recordings by ISRC.
Each recording carries its own split sheet. Percentages calculate on ingestion, and every change is versioned.
Advances and expenses recoup before the split pays out. Self-managed on Pro, automated on Business.
Each collaborator gets their own statement and login, and withdraws when they want to.
A label is not a solo account with extra artists bolted on. Sub-organisations, roles, and territory rights are first-class structures on the Business plan.
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You control who can access your catalog and royalties, and your metadata, splits, and statement history remain exportable if you choose to leave.
Migration is the reason most labels stay somewhere they have already outgrown. Average turnaround is 72 hours.
Import from a Spotify link or a distributor export. Releases, artists, and recordings are mapped for you.
Splits, recoup balances, collaborator records, and contract terms come with the catalog, not just the audio.
Nothing is delivered until you have checked the metadata, the splits, and the payee list.
Takedown and redelivery timing are coordinated so your catalog is not in two places or neither.
Releese combines a predictable platform fee with a lower distribution share than many full-service alternatives. As your catalog grows, you keep up to 97.1% of distribution revenue.
A 30-minute demo using your roster, your split structures, and your current distributor. We will tell you if migration is straightforward or if it is not.
Your catalog is yours. You can export your metadata, your split structures, and your full statement history, and takedown and redelivery timing are coordinated with your next distributor. Your catalog data and statement history remain exportable if you choose to leave.
One place. Masters, stems, artwork, contracts, and documents are stored against the release and the artist they belong to, with unlimited storage on Essential and above. Tasks, team messages, promotion assets, and earnings sit in the same release.
Pro covers unlimited team logins, self-managed recoups, custom domains, and marketing pixels at a 95% distribution revenue share. Business adds automated recoups, unlimited sub-profiles, territory carving, custom user roles, a dedicated account manager, and a 97.1% share. If you run imprints or need role-based access to the ledger, you need Business.
72 hours on average from the point we have your catalog and your split data. Larger catalogs with complex recoup histories take longer, and we will tell you that on the demo call rather than after you have signed.
Your ISRCs and UPCs move with you, so streams, saves, and playlist adds stay attached to the same recordings. Editorial placement is always at the platform's discretion, but nothing in a migration resets your recording's history.
Yes. Each collaborator gets their own login and reads their own statement and ledger, including what has been recouped. Custom user roles on Business let you decide exactly what each person sees.
You do. Releese is independently owned, so there is no group company with an interest in what your catalog earns. Your metadata, split structures, and statement history are exportable at any time.
Yes, alongside distribution, on Essential and above. The revenue share on publishing and neighbouring rights is 85% on every plan, including Business.
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