MusicWerks offers digital distribution on iTunes, with several other major stores being added in the very near future such as Zune Marketplace, Amazon MP3, and others.

This is how it Works...

Send us your music for distribution on iTunes and we will pay you 100% of all the royalties paid to us by iTunes for your music. iTunes takes a fee of about 30% per track so on a 99¢ download thru their store, you will receive approximately 70¢.

These royalties will be paid to you approximately every 60 (sixty) days and will be paid to the PayPal account that you designate when you sign up for distribution. Also, we are working on providing optional regular payment via check by mail in the very near future.

Your music will be placed in all iTunes stores around the world in all territories. These territories include the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Europe and Japan.

We are currently running a limited time “holiday special” promotion that includes our “rush turnaround” service for no extra charge. With our rush service your music will appear live in the iTunes store approximately 1-2 weeks from the time we receive and verify your upload.

The fee for a single of 1 track is $29.95.
(this includes the first years maintenance of $29.00)

The fee for a single, maxi-single, or ep of up to 5 tracks is $44.95.
(this includes the first years maintenance of $29.00)

The fee for an album of up to 20 tracks is $78.95.
(this includes the first years maintenance of $29.00)

Each “Maxi-Single”, “EP”, or “Album” must be one package of the same artwork and overall project title. For example, if you want to sell a "compilation" of different songs from various artists on one album or maxi-single, the album or maxi-single will have the same cover art and overall title.

If you want them each to have their own album title and different artwork, you have to designate them as separate projects and upload them separately.

Get your music up fast! Sign up for our distribution service today!

 

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