For labels
Everything a manager gets, plus a home for your label on subTotem: a label page, roster stats, a release calendar and a demo inbox. Your artists keep their rights and their money — you work with them, not over them.
What labels get
Everything on the manager account, plus the tools for running a roster. All Coming soon.
subtotem.com/label/yourlabel — your logo, story, roster and releasessubtotem.promo linkPlaylists belong on your label page, never in genre browsing. On subTotem, nobody can pay to be discovered — a label included.
How access works
An artist invites you, then chooses what you can see and what you can change. They can change it, or take it all back, whenever they like — and what you could see stops straight away.
Plays, listeners, where fans are, and what their music, merch and tickets have earned.
ViewTheir artist page, bio, photos, videos and releases.
View or editTheir calendar, event pages and ticket sales.
View or editTheir press kit and its private subtotem.promo link, for venues, press and bookers.
What's for sale, and the orders waiting to be sent.
View or editMessages to and from their fans, and their message board.
View or editYou only ever see what an artist's own tier includes — a press kit, for example, is part of Artist Pro. Nothing you do changes an artist's tier or what their streams pay.
Streams, merch and tickets are all paid to the artist. Your share is agreed between you and them, as it is now — subTotem never takes it out for you.
Pricing
One account, whichever step you're on, with team logins for the people who work with you. Accounts are on the way — everything here is Coming soon.
The founding rate: go yearly before listening opens and you pay half the yearly price, for as long as you keep your subscription without a break.
The price shown is the total you pay. Each team login signs in as themselves, with the access you give them — never more than each artist has shared.
Good to know
No. subTotem pays every artist directly — 1p a stream, and their merch and tickets less the flat 5%. What you agree with your artists stays between you.
Yes. Uploading to subTotem never changes who owns a recording or a song, and joining a label on here doesn't either.
Yes — each needs an artist account of their own. Core is free for good, so it costs them nothing.
Artists on subTotem. Their demos arrive in your inbox with their page attached, so you can hear the rest of what they do.
No. Genre browsing is the same for everyone, and nobody can pay to be in it. Your own playlists live on your label page.
Go yearly before listening opens and you pay half the yearly price — £150, £250 or £500 a year — for as long as you keep your subscription without a break.
The same price. Choose label if you want a public page and the roster tools; a manager account is everything else.
Soon. Join the label waiting list and we'll email you the day label accounts open.
Build the roster here.
Join the label waiting list