Music distribution plans for artists, labels and managers
An artist preparing a first single does not have the same needs as a label shipping several releases a month. That is why Dibsteur plans are not all built for the same use.
The Sérénité plan suits independent artists who want to distribute their music simply, with a clean setup and tools that are easy to pick up. It opens access to the main streaming platforms and to the basic tracking of everything you put out.
The Label plan is aimed at teams working with several artists or several catalogs. It becomes useful as soon as you have to juggle multiple release calendars, follow different revenue streams and keep an overall read on the activity.
The Custom plan covers the cases that do not fit a standard plan: an established artist, a growing label, a more ambitious strategy or a need for precise support.
The idea stays simple: pick a plan that matches where the project really is, rather than settling for something too limited or paying for options you will never use.
Getting your music on streaming platforms
With Dibsteur, your tracks can be delivered to the platforms people listen on every day: Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TikTok, Instagram and other partner services.
Good music distribution is not just a list of available platforms, though. Before a release goes live, several things have to be ready: audio file, cover art, title, artist name, credits, contributors, release date, rights information, ISRC or UPC if the track has already been published.
These details can look technical, but they really matter. A release with missing or wrong information can cause delays, display errors or tracking problems. A well-prepared one lays a clean base for everything that follows.
Dibsteur supports that step with an interface built to guide the upload. The artist keeps control of the music while meeting the standards music distribution platforms expect.
A simple music distribution platform for independent artists
As an independent artist, you are looking for a music distributor that is reliable but also easy to use. The goal is not to spend hours on the technical side, but to get your tracks out properly and keep creating.
Dibsteur brings the essential steps together in one clear music distribution platform. You prepare your single, EP or album, you add the required information, then you follow how your distribution progresses.
That autonomy becomes valuable as your release pace grows. Over time an artist does not only publish tracks: they build a catalog. So they need to find their tracks again, follow their results, understand their revenue and keep their releases consistent.
For independent artists, music distribution has to stay accessible without dropping the level of rigor platforms expect. That is the balance Dibsteur aims for.
A setup built for labels, managers and catalogs
As soon as a project involves several artists, the logic changes. A label or a manager has to follow several titles, several calendars, several sets of analytics and sometimes several revenue sources.
A tool designed for a single artist quickly becomes too narrow. The Label plan helps centralize the management of several artists, their releases and the tracks they have already put out. The label keeps a sharper view of its catalog: projects in progress, tracks online, related revenue, performance per release and key information about the artists it works with.
For a team that wants to professionalize the way it operates, that level of organization becomes essential.
Music distribution then turns into a management tool, not just a way to publish a track. It helps steer releases, read performance and structure the growth of a catalog.
Tracking your royalties, analytics and revenue
Once a track is out, the work continues. You need to understand what happens after release: how many streams are generated, which platforms perform, which tracks are growing and what revenue comes back.
Royalty tracking holds an important place in music distribution. Revenue varies by platform, by country, by subscription model and by payout terms. Dibsteur gives a simpler read on the data, so you are not left guessing.
With Dibsteur, artists, labels and managers find their analytics and their revenue in the same space. That information helps read how a track is doing and make better calls on the next releases.
Credits and rights also deserve to be filled in seriously. Writers, composers, main artists, features, producers or engineers: every piece of information adds to the professional quality of a release.
Free music distribution: what does going live really include?
Searching for free music distribution is common among artists about to put out their first tracks. In reality, two things need to be separated: the distribution service you choose, and getting the tracks live on the platforms.
With a Dibsteur plan, distribution to partner platforms is included. Once your plan is active, you can prepare your titles and send them to Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TikTok, Instagram and other services, without paying each platform separately.
What you get is a professional setup to distribute your music while keeping management simple: release preparation, information tracking, analytics, royalties and a clear view of what is already out.
For an independent artist, a label or a manager, the real question is not only publishing a track somewhere for free. What matters is knowing the terms your music is distributed under, how revenue is tracked, which data you can see and how the catalog can grow over time.
Dibsteur centralizes music distribution in a single space, with plans matched to the level of each project: independent artist, label, manager or tailored support.
Tailored support for artists and labels in development
Some artists, labels or managers need more than a standard upload. An important release, an existing catalog, a development strategy or a more complex setup can call for specific support.
The Custom plan answers that kind of situation. It helps build an approach fitted to the profile of the project: an independent artist in development, a label structuring its catalog, a manager working with several talents or a team preparing a strategic release.
It can cover release strategy, organizing the repertoire, preparing several releases, structuring the tools or working out what the artist or the label actually needs.
This plan is for those who want to go further, with a closer relationship and a less standardized setup.
Which Dibsteur plan should you choose?
The simplest way is to start from where you are today.
If you are an independent artist and you want to put your tracks out with a simple setup, the Sérénité plan is a good starting point. It helps you distribute your music without making management more complicated than it needs to be.
If you are a label, a manager or a team working with several artists, the Label plan fits better. It answers the needs of volume, organisation and tracking.
If your project calls for a specific approach, the Custom plan lets you talk directly with the Dibsteur team and build a more personal answer.
In every case, Dibsteur was built as a music distributor able to support several stages of development: from the independent artist preparing a first release to the label managing a fuller catalog.
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Want to distribute your music with a clear, professional setup that fits your project? Compare the Dibsteur plans and pick the one that matches your situation: independent artist, label, manager or custom project.
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