Traxfly Launches Performance-Based Digital Music Distribution Pricing Plan for Artists and MusiciansTraxfly, a digital music aggregator and distribution company, has announced the launch of its new performance-based pricing plan. The new system dynamically adjusts an artist's distribution cost based on how often their music is streamed. As a result, there are no annual or monthly fees.
By: Traxfly TORONTO - Nov. 9, 2021 - PRLog -- Traxfly was born out of the collaboration of music industry professionals that include artists, producers, managers, and label owners, at all different levels.
One of the main drivers was a financial model of digital music distribution costs that are sustainable for artists at all stages in their careers. While streaming platforms are an excellent tool for artists to bring their music in front of an audience, the rate paid to artists by these platforms is notoriously low. Spotify, for example, is reported to pay most artists between $.003 and $.005 for each stream. "The stark reality is that only a tiny percentage of artists make a substantial amount of money from streaming. The vast majority make very little, or it costs them hard-earned money to have their music on these platforms," said Thomas Wahl, a co-founder of Traxfly. Traxfly has examined the actual financial performance of many artists using a variety of digital music aggregators and found many instances that are not in the artists financial best interest:
The Traxfly Flexplan includes access to all features on Traxfly, including music distribution, social media management, Bio Links, and link tracking. The artists' revenue share on the plan ranges from 70 to 95%, and the user has the option to switch to any of the other Traxfly plans, including custom plans for labels, associations and, other organizations. For more information, please visit www.traxfly.com and www.traxfly.com/ End
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