Features
Thirty-seven tools across seven jobs — capturing fans, keeping them close, selling to them, reaching them, going live, understanding them, and running the business behind it. No add-ons and no separate subscriptions. Free to start, and we only take a cut once a fan actually pays you.
Fans trade an email, phone number and city for something they want — early access, an unreleased track, a pre-sale code, a download. Three modes: grow the list, take payment, or collect fan input.
Fans pre-save your release without leaving the page. You get the contact first, the streaming service gets the pre-save second. That order is the entire point.
Once a fan opts in, every future release is pre-saved automatically. You stop asking the same people for the same permission every cycle.
Fans comment or DM a keyword on social and get your unlock link instantly. Works on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and runs while you sleep.
Printed codes for the merch table, the poster, the vinyl sleeve, the venue screen. Every scan captures a contact and records where it came from.
Bring an existing email list in on day one, remove duplicates, and invite everyone to your page. You should never have to start over in order to stop starting over.
Text, audio, video and images. Public, members-only, or locked to a tier — with a free preview so non-members can see what they are missing.
Polls with audio or images attached. Let fans pick the single, the artwork, the setlist or the merch design. Results save to each fan's record, so voters become an audience you can reach later.
Folders of audio, video and images, free or locked. Release packages, demo archives, stem libraries and tour photos, organised rather than buried in a chat scroll.
Entry-based giveaways for merch, tickets or cash. Winners drawn and notified automatically, and every entry counts as engagement you can act on.
In-app audio that keeps playing when the phone locks or they switch apps. Fans listen without leaving your page.
Discussion boards and direct or group messaging, gateable by tier. Off by default — a quiet forum is worse than none at all.
Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Vimeo and tour dates drop straight into a post. Use what already works instead of asking fans to abandon it.
Singles, EPs, albums and your whole back catalogue, sold straight to fans as instant downloads. You set the price, you keep the buyer. One $1.99 sale pays you more than roughly 370 streams — and we take nothing on anything under $3.
Charge for a slot. Other artists pay to skip the line and get their track played, reviewed or worked on — live on stream or in your own time. It's the one way to earn on day one, before you have a single fan, and every person who submits becomes a contact you keep.
The same queue handles anything you sell your time for — a verse, a mix, a custom beat, a shoutout. Set a price, set how many slots, and unfilled paid slots refund themselves automatically.
Variants, sizes, inventory counts, shipping rates and zones, order management. Checkout happens on your page, so the sale and the contact both stay with you.
Connect print-on-demand and never touch a box, or ship it yourself when margins matter more. Tracking numbers go out automatically.
Sell your own tickets to shows, meet-and-greets, listening parties and release nights, with QR check-in at the door and no per-ticket service fee.
Free and paid tiers side by side, monthly or annual with a discount, free trials, and a members-only feed. Cap the numbers when you want scarcity to be real.
Let fans decide what to pay, with a floor and a suggested amount. It reliably out-earns a fixed low price.
Discount codes, free trial windows, early-bird pricing and bundles. Every lever a launch actually needs.
Let fans tip on any post or track. Small amounts, no friction, and it adds up faster than most artists expect.
Money moves to your bank on a schedule you choose, with tax documents handled. We take 7%, and nothing at all if you have not sold anything.
Write once and it goes out as a post, an email and a push notification together, with its own subject line and copy per channel.
Real SMS to fans who opted in. Read within minutes, and the most valuable channel an artist can own. Use it sparingly and it stays that way.
Send to people who bought vinyl, or live within fifty miles of a venue, or have gone quiet for thirty days. Fewer, better messages instead of blasting everyone.
Tour announcements that only reach fans who can actually come. A twelve-date run becomes twelve targeted sends rather than twelve emails everyone ignores.
Queue a release-day sequence in advance — the teaser, the drop, the follow-up — and let it run while you are asleep or on stage.
Everyone who pre-saved or unlocked gets notified the moment it lands, across every channel at once.
Scheduled or spontaneous, free, ticketed or name-your-price. Bring a guest up, share audio and video from your desktop, and connect professional software when you want to.
Every stream records automatically and stays behind the same paywall, so one night keeps earning for months.
Sell room tickets and stream tickets for the same night from the same page. Two revenue lines from one show.
Name, email, phone, city, everything they bought, every unlock they opened and when they last showed up. The kind of record any other business takes for granted.
A nightly score showing who is heating up, who is cooling off, and who is about to drift away — so you can act while it still matters.
Which link, post, QR code or platform produced each fan. Stop guessing which of your channels is doing the work.
What each release, product and campaign actually earned, and what it took to get there. Lifetime value per fan, stated plainly.
Full CSV of everything, one button, available on the free plan too. If leaving is easy, staying means something.
Point your domain at your page so it is yours, not a subfolder of someone else's brand. Included on the Artist plan, not reserved for enterprise.
Fonts, colours, layout and cover art. It should look like your record, not like every other page on the platform.
Managers and labels run multiple artists from one login, with roles, permissions and consolidated payouts.
Push your fan data into whatever else you use. Open by default, because a platform confident in its product does not need to lock the door.
Reporting, blocking, comment controls and member-count visibility. Boring, necessary, and loud when it is missing.
Screen-reader support, captions on video and full keyboard navigation, so your page works for every fan you have.
How it compares
Most of these tools are good at the one thing they do. The problem is that one thing is never the whole job, and your fan list ends up split across all of them.
| Can you… | Hypetize | Link-in-bio | Fan community apps | Membership sites | Store + email stack |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collect emails and phone numbers | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Sell merch and physical goods | Yes | No | Limited | Limited | Yes |
| Sell tickets and events | Yes | No | Limited | No | No |
| Run a paid membership | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Text your fans | Yes | No | Limited | No | Add-on |
| Own and export the full list | Yes | No | Varies | Varies | Yes |
| Nothing to pay until you sell | Yes | — | No | No | No |
| Do all of it in one login | Yes | No | Partly | No | No |
Comparison is by product category rather than by brand. Capabilities and fees across this market change frequently.
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