Streamlivr for Artists

Music distribution to 150+ DSPs, AI powered analytics & reporting, Crypto payments & multi-sig split, Local withdrawals.

Streamlivr for Artists is a music distribution and creator monetization platform built specifically for independent artists, producers, and labels across Africa and the world.

This documentation is your complete reference for every feature on the platform. Whether you are distributing your first single, managing a label with multiple artists, or withdrawing your royalties to your local bank account — everything you need is here.

What is Streamlivr for Artists?

Streamlivr for Artists is the distribution arm of Streamlivr — creator social platform for live streaming, music, and entertainment. The platform gives you:

Professional music distribution to 150+ streaming platforms worldwide
Automatic ISRC and UPC codes for every release, at no extra cost
Real-time analytics — streams, revenue, audience, and playlist placements
USDC crypto payouts and local currency withdrawals to your bank or mobile money
$LIVR token rewards for your music on every post and milestone on the Streamlivr social app
An AI assistant that understands your catalog and helps you grow
Marketing support across explore spotlight & sponsored ad on Streamlivr platform as well as placements on other DSPs
Official artist profile management across Spotify, Streamlivr, Apple Music, YouTube, Boomplay, Audiomack, TIDAL, and Deezer
A verified badge on the Streamlivr social platform

Why We Built This

African music is one of the most-streamed genres on earth. Afrobeats streams on Spotify grew 34% globally in 2024. Amapiano crossed 1.4 billion streams the year before. Nigerian artists alone earned over $42 million on Spotify last year. And yet, the infrastructure that got them there has largely been built and owned offshore, leading to unclaimed "black-box" royalties . Foreign distribution platforms, offshore payment systems, month-long payment delays, and opaque royalty reporting have meant that African creators see only a fraction of what they earn — late, in foreign currency, after conversion fees.

Streamlivr for Artists is changing that. We built a localized creative-tech pipeline that connects African artists directly to global streaming audiences while keeping the economics local: faster payouts, transparent accounting, crypto and mobile money support, and a social platform that puts your music in front of fans the moment it is live.

Streamlivr for Artists is currently in its pilot program. If you are an independent artist or label interested in joining, send join request to our Whatsapp community to apply.

Getting Started

From creating your account to having your first release live on Streamlivr, Spotify and Boomplay takes less than 72 hours.

Step 1: Create Your Account

Go to artists.streamlivr.com and choose your plan. You can pay by card (Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay) or by USDC on Solana.

Plan

Price

Best For

Artist

$22.99/year

1 artist, unlimited releases

Label

$49.99/year

Up to 3 artists, shared royalty pools

Enterprise

Custom pricing

4+ artists, dedicated support, API access

All plans include: unlimited releases, distribution to 150+ stores, automatic ISRC and UPC assignment, real-time analytics, AI assistant access, DSP profile management, USDC and fiat payouts, and $LIVR rewards.

Step 2: Verify Your Email

After signing up you will receive a 6-digit verification code by email. Enter it on the verification screen to activate your account. The code expires in 15 minutes. If it does not arrive, check your spam folder or use the resend link (available after 60 seconds).

Step 3: Complete Your Setup

When you first log in, you will be guided through a 5-step setup wizard. Each step can be completed later if needed, but we recommend finishing all five before your first upload.

Set Up Your Artist Profile — name, genre, country, bio, and profile photo
Connect Your Wallet — link a Solana wallet for $LIVR rewards and a Base-compatible wallet for USDC royalties
Add a Payout Method — your bank account, mobile money number, or wallet for withdrawals
Claim Your DSP Profiles — link your official pages on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and other platforms
Upload Your First Release — or explore the dashboard first

You can return to any setup step at any time via the banner on your dashboard.

Step 4: Upload and Distribute

Once your profile is set up, go to Releases → New Release. The upload wizard walks you through six steps: release info, tracks, artwork, credits and splits, store selection, and review. After you submit, our team reviews and approves your release before it goes live. Typical processing time: 24–72 hours.

Step 5: Earn and Get Paid

Once your release is live, streams start counting. Your earnings are calculated monthly and visible in your dashboard in near-real time. Withdraw to your USDC wallet, your bank account, or your mobile money number whenever your balance reaches the minimum threshold.

Plans & Pricing

One annual subscription. No per-release fees. No surprise charges. Streamlivr for Artists takes 10% of your gross royalties as a platform commission — and that’s it.

Understanding the 10% Commission

When a streaming platform pays royalties for your music, Streamlivr for Artists retains 10% as a platform commission. The remaining 90% is yours. If your track earns $100 in a given month:

You see: Gross Revenue $100
Platform Commission (10%): $10
Your Net Payout: $90

This is shown transparently on every royalty statement. No hidden charges, no unexplained deductions.

Plan Comparison

Feature

Artist ($22.99/yr)

Label ($49.99/yr)

Enterprise (Custom)

Artist profiles

1–3

Unlimited

Releases

Unlimited

Distribution stores

150+

ISRC & UPC assignment

Included

Analytics

Full

Full + custom

AI assistant

20 queries/day

50 queries/day

Unlimited

DSP profile management

All 7 platforms

All 7 + custom

USDC + fiat payouts

All methods

$LIVR engagement rewards

Included

Monthly PDF statements

Included

Platform commission

10%

Label dashboard

Yes

Shared royalty pools

Yes

API access

Yes

Dedicated account manager

Yes

Priority processing

Yes

Payment Methods

Credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Verve)
Apple Pay / Google Pay
USDC on Solana (send exactly the subscription amount to the displayed wallet address)

Subscriptions renew annually. You will receive a reminder email 7 days and 1 day before renewal. Cancel at any time — your releases stay live and your earned royalties continue to be paid after cancellation.

Uploading & Managing Releases

Every release you submit through Streamlivr for Artists is delivered to 150+ streaming platforms simultaneously. Your ISRCs and UPC are assigned automatically.

What You Can Distribute

Singles (1 track)
EPs (2–6 tracks)
Albums (7+ tracks)
Compilations
Live recordings
Podcasts and spoken word

The Upload Wizard — 6 Steps

Click New Release in your dashboard or releases list to begin. Your progress is automatically saved at every step. You can leave and return without losing any data.

Step 1: Release Information

Fill in the core details of your release:

Title: Use proper Title Case. Example: "Midnight in Lagos" not "midnight in lagos"
Primary Artist: Select from your artist profiles
Featured Artists: Add any featured collaborators by name
Genre: Choose from 40+ genres including Afrobeats, Amapiano, Highlife, Bongo Flava, Gengetone, Gqom, Kwaito, Afrofusion, and more
Language: The primary language of the lyrics
Release Date: Must be at least 7 days in the future. Select your timezone.
Label Name: The label name that will appear on all streaming platforms. Defaults to "{Artist Name} Music". Use your own label name if you have one.
Explicit Content: Toggle on if your release contains explicit language
Copyright: Auto-filled as "© 2026 {Label Name}" — edit if needed

Your label name — not Streamlivr — appears on every streaming platform. Your release is presented as your own release on your own label.

Step 2: Tracks

Upload your audio files. Drag and drop or click to browse.

Accepted formats and requirements:

WAV (16-bit or 24-bit, minimum 44.1kHz sample rate) — recommended
FLAC — accepted
Maximum file size: 500MB per track
Minimum duration: 10 seconds
Maximum duration: 60 minutes

MP3 files are not accepted. Streaming platforms require lossless audio. If you only have an MP3, re-export from your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) as WAV before uploading.

For each track you can also add:

Track title and featured artists
Explicit content toggle (can be different per track)
Lyrics — optional but recommended. Including lyrics increases listener engagement by up to 25% on platforms that display them.

Step 3: Artwork

Your cover art is the first thing people see. Requirements:

Minimum size: 3000 × 3000 pixels
Format: JPEG or PNG
Maximum file size: 25MB
Must be a perfect square

The upload screen shows a live preview of how your artwork will look on Spotify, in search results, and on Apple Music. A crop tool is available if your image is not square.

Artwork that contains streaming platform logos (Spotify, Apple Music, etc.), social media handles, pricing text, watermarks, blurry or pixelated images, or text-only designs may be rejected by streaming platforms. Our team will notify you if your artwork does not meet requirements.

Step 4: Credits & Royalty Splits

Add everyone who contributed to your release and set how royalties should be divided between them.

For each track, you can add contributors with the following roles:

Primary Artist • Featured Artist • Producer • Songwriter • Lyricist
Composer • Mixer • Mastering Engineer • Arranger

Each contributor gets a percentage split. A real-time pie chart shows how royalties will be divided as you set the numbers. The total must equal 100% (which includes the 10% platform commission shown as a fixed slice in the chart).

If a contributor has a Solana wallet address, you can add it here. Their share of royalties will be sent directly to their wallet when payouts are processed.

Use the “Apply same splits to all tracks” checkbox to copy your split configuration across all tracks in an EP or album without entering it manually for each.

Step 5: Stores & Territories

Choose which streaming platforms to distribute to and which territories.

Stores are grouped by region:

Global: Streamlivr, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, TIDAL, YouTube Music, Shazam, Pandora, iHeartRadio
Africa: Boomplay, Audiomack, Mdundo
Social: TikTok, Instagram/Facebook, Snapchat
Asia & Other: Anghami, JioSaavn, NetEase, Yandex Music

All stores are selected by default. You can deselect individual stores if needed.

Territory options:

Distribute worldwide (recommended — default)
Select specific territories — available if your release is region-licensed or you want to control where it appears

Pre-save / Pre-order:

Enable pre-save to let fans save your release before it drops. Set a pre-save start date earlier than the release date. Pre-saves directly improve your chances of landing on New Music Friday and other editorial playlists.

Step 6: Review & Submit

Review everything before submitting. Each section can be expanded and edited. Once you are satisfied, tick the confirmation checkbox and click Submit for Review.

After submission: our team reviews your release (audio quality, artwork compliance, metadata accuracy). If everything passes, your release is sent to all selected stores. You will receive an email when it is live.

Release Statuses

Status

What It Means

Draft

Your release is saved but not submitted yet. Only you can see it.

Queued

Submitted and awaiting our review.

Processing

Approved and being sent to streaming platforms.

Live

Available on all selected stores.

Partially Live

Live on most stores. A small number may still be processing or had delivery issues.

Rejected

Could not be processed. You will receive an email with the specific reason and how to fix it.

Updating

A metadata change you requested is being applied across stores.

Taken Down

Removed from all stores at your request.

Editing a Live Release

To update the metadata on a release that is already live (for example: fixing a typo, updating artwork, or adding a contributor), go to the release detail page and click Edit Metadata. Changes are applied across all stores. The release will briefly show a status of Updating while this is in progress.

Taking Down a Release

To remove a release from all stores, open the release detail page and click Request Takedown. You will be asked to confirm by typing TAKEDOWN. Processing takes 24–72 hours.

Takedowns are not immediate and cannot be easily reversed. Royalties already earned before the takedown will still be paid. Make sure this is what you want before confirming.

ISRCs, UPCs & Metadata

Every track you distribute through Streamlivr for Artists gets its own ISRC. Every release gets a UPC barcode. Both are assigned automatically — you do not need to register or pay for these separately.

What is an ISRC?

ISRC stands for International Standard Recording Code. It is a 12-character code that uniquely identifies a specific recording worldwide. Think of it like a fingerprint for your track. Every stream, every download, and every royalty payment is tracked using the ISRC.

When your track is distributed through Streamlivr for Artists, an ISRC is automatically assigned and embedded in the metadata sent to all streaming platforms. This ISRC appears in your release dashboard.

What is a UPC?

UPC stands for Universal Product Code. It is the barcode that identifies your release as a product (the album or single as a whole, not the individual tracks). Every release submitted through Streamlivr for Artists receives a UPC automatically.

Can I Provide My Own ISRCs?

Yes. If you already have ISRCs assigned to your tracks from a previous distribution (for example, from an earlier release), you can enter them during the upload wizard in Step 4 (Credits & Splits). Using your existing ISRCs ensures that streaming history from before you moved to Streamlivr for Artists is linked to the same recording.

If you are re-distributing music you previously released elsewhere and want your existing stream counts to carry forward on Spotify and Apple Music, make sure you use the same ISRCs from your previous release. Contact [email protected] if you need help with this.

Metadata Standards

Streaming platforms have strict metadata requirements. Common reasons for rejection include:

Title not in Title Case ("midnight in lagos" instead of "Midnight in Lagos")
Artist name contains special characters not supported by certain stores
Copyright year is incorrect
Language selected does not match the actual language of the lyrics

The upload wizard validates your metadata before submission and flags any issues. Our team also reviews every release before it is submitted to stores.

Analytics & Insights

Your analytics dashboard shows stream counts, revenue estimates, audience demographics, territory breakdowns, and playlist placements — updated every 6 hours.

What You Can See

Metric

What It Shows

Update Frequency

Total Streams

Combined play count across all platforms and territories

Every 6 hours

Revenue Estimated

Daily revenue estimate based on streaming data (see note below)

Every 6 hours

Revenue Confirmed

Official revenue from your monthly royalty statement

Monthly (5th of each month)

Top Tracks

Your highest-performing tracks ranked by streams with trend indicators

Every 6 hours

Top Territories

Countries where your music is streamed most, with flag display

Every 6 hours

Revenue by Platform

How much each streaming service is contributing to your earnings

Monthly

Audience Growth

How your total listener count is growing over time

Every 6 hours

Playlist Placements

Every editorial and algorithmic playlist your tracks have been added to

Real-time (instant alert)

Audience Demographics

Age groups, gender split, and country breakdown of your listeners

Updated with monthly data

Estimated vs Confirmed Revenue

You will see two revenue figures in your dashboard:

Estimated revenue: Calculated daily based on your stream counts and average per-stream rates per platform. This gives you a near-real-time view of what you are likely to earn. It appears as a dashed line on charts.
Confirmed revenue: The official figure from your monthly royalty statement, issued on the 5th of each month. This is the final, audited number used to calculate your actual payout. It appears as a solid line.

Estimated revenue is a projection, not a guarantee. Final amounts depend on the actual royalty rates paid by each streaming platform for the reporting period. Confirmed figures are always authoritative.

Playlist Placements

When any of your tracks is added to a playlist on Spotify, Apple Music, Boomplay, or another supported platform, you receive a real-time notification. Your analytics page shows a Playlist Placements timeline with:

Playlist name and the platform it is on
Whether it is an Editorial playlist (curated by the platform’s team) or Algorithmic (created by the platform’s recommendation system)
The date your track was added
Estimated listener reach for that playlist

Editorial playlists have the highest impact. To improve your chances of landing on editorial playlists, upload your release at least 7 days before the release date and enable pre-save in Step 5 of the upload wizard. Our AI assistant can advise on the best strategy for your genre.

Audience Demographics

Where streaming platforms provide listener data, your analytics dashboard shows:

Top countries (with flags and percentage of total streams)
Age group distribution (under 18, 18–24, 25–34, 35–44, 45+)
Gender split

This data updates monthly. Not all platforms share demographic data — the chart will note when data is unavailable for certain territories or periods.

Filtering and Comparing

Use the date range selector to filter analytics to any time period: last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 1 year, all time, or a custom range. You can also overlay the current period against the previous period to compare growth.

Exporting Your Analytics

To export your analytics data, click the Export button at the top of the analytics page. Choose:

Format: PDF (formatted report with charts) or CSV (flat data for spreadsheets)
Date range
Content: Streams, Revenue, Territories, DSP Breakdown, Track Performance, Playlist Placements, Audience Demographics — check as many as you need

PDF exports are branded with your artist name and the Streamlivr for Artists logo. They are suitable for sharing with labels, managers, booking agents, or sponsors as proof of performance.

Royalties & Payments

Royalties from your streams arrive in your account monthly. You can withdraw them to a USDC wallet, a European or US bank account, an African bank account, or mobile money — whichever works best for you.

How Royalties Are Calculated

Every streaming platform pays a royalty per stream. Rates vary by platform, subscription type, and territory. As a general reference:

Monthly Royalty Statements

On the 5th of each month, Streamlivr for Artists generates a royalty statement for the previous month. Your statement is available in Wallet → Statements and is also emailed to you.

Each statement includes:

Gross revenue per track, per streaming platform, per territory
Platform commission (10%) clearly itemized
Your net payout amount
Opening and closing balance
Payouts made during the period
Running balance

Statements are available in two formats:

PDF — branded document suitable for business accounting and tax records
CSV — flat data for importing into accounting software (Wave, QuickBooks, Excel)

Your Wallet

Your wallet page shows three balance cards:

Royalty Earnings (USDC): Your streaming royalties, held in USDC (a US dollar-pegged stablecoin). This is on the Base network (a fast, low-cost blockchain). You can withdraw to any Base-compatible wallet or your bank account.
$LIVR Rewards: Tokens earned from your activity on the Streamlivr social app — posts, livestreams, and view milestones. On the Solana network.
Local Currency: If you have converted USDC to your local currency and it is pending bank transfer, it appears here.

Withdrawal Methods

Method

Minimum

Fee

Settlement Time

Available In

USDC to Wallet

$1.00

~$0.01 network fee

Instant

Worldwide

EU Bank (SEPA)

$10.00

Small transfer fee

1–3 business days

European Union

US Bank (ACH)

$10.00

Small transfer fee

1–3 business days

United States

Bank Transfer (Nigeria)

$10.00

Flat fee

1–2 business days

Nigeria (NGN)

M-Pesa (Kenya)

$10.00

Small fee

Instant

Kenya (KES)

Bank Transfer (South Africa)

$10.00

1.5%

1–2 business days

South Africa (ZAR)

Bank Transfer (Ghana)

$10.00

1.5%

1–2 business days

Ghana (GHS)

MTN Mobile Money

$10.00

1–2%

Instant

Nigeria, Ghana

PayPal

$20.00

2.9% + $0.30

1–3 business days

Most countries

How to Withdraw

Go to Wallet in your dashboard
Click Withdraw next to the balance you want to withdraw
Select your withdrawal method
Enter the amount
Confirm your destination (wallet address or bank details)
Review the fee breakdown
Enter your two-factor authentication code to confirm
Confirm the final summary

You will receive an email confirmation with the transaction reference. For USDC withdrawals, a link to the on-chain transaction is included.

USDC is the fastest and cheapest withdrawal method. It settles instantly with a network fee of around $0.01. If you hold USDC in your wallet, you are protected from local currency depreciation — USDC is always worth $1 USD. You can convert to your local currency whenever you choose.

Royalty Splits: Paying Your Collaborators

If you added contributors and split percentages during your upload, royalties are automatically divided and distributed to each person based on their share. Collaborators who have a wallet address on file receive their portion directly. Those without a wallet receive their share to a secure holding account and are notified by email with instructions to claim it.

You can review the split configuration for any release by going to the release detail page and scrolling to the Credits & Splits section.

$LIVR Rewards

$LIVR is Streamlivr’s native token on Solana. As an artist on Streamlivr for Artists, you earn $LIVR for every piece of content you create on the Streamlivr social app — including posts, livestreams, and view milestones.

How You Earn $LIVR

$LIVR rewards are credited to your weekly in a batch transfer. They appear in your Wallet under the $LIVR Rewards section, with a full history of what you earned and why.

What Can You Do With $LIVR?

Hold it as a speculative asset with a USD-LIVR value
Use it to tip other creators on the Streamlivr social app
Swap it for other tokens on decentralized exchanges like Jupiter
Future uses: access to exclusive features, governance voting, fan collectibles

$LIVR and Your USDC Royalties Are Separate

Your streaming royalties (paid in USDC from DSP streams) are completely separate from your $LIVR engagement rewards. They are held in different wallets on different networks. Your USDC royalties are on Base network. Your $LIVR is on Solana. Both are shown in your wallet dashboard with their current values.

The Streamlivr Advantage: Faster Earnings

When your distributed music plays on the Streamlivr social app, you earn $LIVR rewards immediately — the same day. This is significantly faster than the 60–90 day payment cycle from streaming platforms. Your Streamlivr in-app plays are tracked separately in your analytics under “Streamlivr App Plays.”

AI Assistant

Your AI assistant understands your catalog, your revenue, and your audience. Ask it anything about your music career — from understanding your royalty statement to planning your next release.

How to Access It

The AI assistant is available from every page in your dashboard via the floating chat icon in the bottom-right corner. You can also open the full assistant page from the navigation sidebar. On mobile, it opens as a full-screen chat.

What It Can Do

Label Management

The Label plan and Enterprise plan give you a multi-artist management layer. Manage multiple artists from a single account, view aggregate analytics, and set up shared royalty structures.

Label Dashboard

The label dashboard (available on Label and Enterprise plans) lets you:

Switch between artist profiles using a dropdown at the top of the sidebar
View aggregate analytics across all artists (total streams, total revenue, combined audience)
Submit and manage releases for each artist independently
Set up royalty splits that route a percentage of every artist’s earnings to a shared label pool
Export combined royalty statements across all artists

Adding Artists to Your Label

Go to Label in the sidebar
Click Add Artist
Enter the artist’s name, genre, country, and contact email
An invitation is sent to the artist. Once they accept, their releases and analytics appear in your label dashboard.

Label plan: up to 3 artist profiles. Enterprise: unlimited.

Shared Royalty Pools

A shared royalty pool allows you to automatically route a percentage of royalties from every artist on your label to a central label wallet. This is set up during the Credits & Splits step of each release, by adding the label wallet as a contributor with a defined percentage.

Example: Artist earns $1,000. Label has a 20% pool. $800 goes to the artist. $200 goes to the label wallet automatically, without any manual processing.

Account Security

Your account holds real money and your creative work. We take security seriously. Here is what is available to protect your account.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security beyond your password. When enabled, you will be asked to enter a 6-digit code from an authenticator app (such as Google Authenticator or Authy) when performing sensitive actions.

2FA is required for:

Withdrawing funds
Changing your wallet address
Changing your bank or mobile money details
Changing your email address or password
Requesting a release takedown
Deleting your account

To enable 2FA: go to Settings → Security → Two-Factor Authentication and follow the setup steps. You will receive 8 recovery codes — save these in a safe place. They are the only way to recover access if you lose your authenticator app.

Active Sessions

Under Settings → Security → Active Sessions, you can see every device currently logged into your account. Each session shows the device type, browser, approximate location, and last active time.

You can log out of any individual session or log out of all sessions at once. Use this if you think your account may have been accessed without your permission.

Security Alerts

You will receive an email notification whenever any of the following happen on your account:

New login from an unrecognized device or location
Password changed
Email address changed
Wallet address changed
Bank or mobile money details changed

If you receive a security alert for an action you did not take, reset your password immediately at artists.streamlivr.com/forgot-password and contact [email protected].

Activity Log

Every sensitive action on your account is logged in Settings → Security → Activity Log. This includes logins, password changes, wallet changes, and withdrawal requests. The log shows the date, time, action, and device for each event. This log is retained for 2 years.

Notifications

Streamlivr for Artists keeps you informed about every important event on your account — without overwhelming you.

In-App Notifications

The bell icon in the top navigation bar shows your unread notification count. Click it to open your notification feed. Tapping any notification takes you directly to the relevant page.

Email Preferences

You can control which notifications also send an email to your inbox. Go to Settings → Notifications. Each notification type has an independent toggle for In-App and Email. All are on by default. Transactional emails (payouts, security alerts) cannot be disabled.

Support & Help

Our support team is here to help. Every account includes access to our help center, in-app guides, and direct support tickets.

Help Center (/help)

The help center at artists.streamlivr.com/help contains answers to the most common questions organized by category: Getting Started, Releases, Royalties & Payouts, Wallet & Crypto, Analytics, Account & Security, DSP Profiles. Use the search bar at the top to find answers quickly.

Guides

Step-by-step guides are available at artists.streamlivr.com/help/guides:

How to prepare your release for distribution
Understanding your monthly royalty statement
Setting up your Solana and Base wallets
Claiming your DSP profiles step by step
How royalty splits work
Withdrawing to M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, or your bank account
What to do if your release was rejected

Submit a Support Ticket

If you cannot find an answer in the help center, go to artists.streamlivr.com/support and submit a ticket. Include:

A clear subject line
Category (Release Issue / Payout Issue / Account Issue / Bug Report / Feature Request)
A description of the issue
Screenshots or files if relevant (max 10MB attachment)

We aim to respond to all tickets within 24 hours. Label and Enterprise plan holders receive priority support.

Contact

Email: [email protected]

For urgent payment or security issues, include “URGENT” in your subject line.

Account Management

Changing Your Details

Your name, email, bio, and profile photo can be updated at any time in Settings → Profile. Changing your email requires verification of the new address.

Managing Your Subscription

In Settings → Subscription you can:

View your current plan and renewal date
Change your payment method
Upgrade to a higher plan
Cancel your subscription

If you cancel, your subscription remains active until the end of your paid period. Your releases stay live on all streaming platforms. Analytics stop updating. You cannot upload new releases. Your earned royalties continue to be paid.

Exporting Your Data

Under Settings → Account you can request a full export of all your account data: profile, releases, analytics, and payout history. The export is prepared and sent to your email address, typically within a few hours.

Deleting Your Account

To permanently delete your account, go to Settings → Account → Delete Account. You will be shown your current wallet balance and release count before confirming — we recommend withdrawing any remaining balance and saving your statements before proceeding.

Account deletion is scheduled for 30 days after your request. During this grace period you can log in and reactivate. After 30 days, your account and all associated data are permanently removed.

Your releases will remain on streaming platforms after account deletion under your label name, but you will lose the ability to manage them, update metadata, request takedowns, or receive royalty payouts. Consider taking down your releases first if you want them removed from stores.

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Getting Started

Plans & Pricing

Uploading & Managing Releases

The Upload Wizard — 6 Steps

$LIVR Rewards

Marketing, Discovery & Trending Sounds

Label Management