ALL IN Music Distribution

The Basic plan: 20 AI releases a month, distribution to 150+ stores and social platforms, and you keep every cent of the royalties.

Basic is 20 songs a month for $24 a year. Pro is 60 songs a month for $45 a year. Same stores, same royalty split, same 24–72 hour turnaround — Pro just raises the monthly ceiling.

No. The stores pay you and All In takes $0 of it. The only money we ever make from you is the price of your plan.

Yes. Streaming platforms accept AI-generated and AI-assisted music as long as the metadata is honest and the rights are clean — which is exactly the part we handle. We tag provenance for you rather than asking you to hide it.

Every release you already put out stays live and keeps earning, for good. You lose the ability to release new tracks until you resubscribe — your masters and metadata were yours the entire time.

24 to 72 hours across most stores, and you can watch each one flip live in the dashboard rather than guessing when it landed.

It is the reason All In exists. Most distributors were built for bands or musicians, and AI generated music arrives there as a problem to be handled. Here it is the default: you upload the file your tool gave you, we label it as AI, and it goes out.

Every release is checked before it ships, ours and the stores', the same as anywhere else. The difference is that we only handle this kind of music, so nobody is deciding what to make of it. Almost everything clears inside 24 to 72 hours. If a track needs a fix we say what and why.

No. Basic starts at $24/year, and here's why that's worth it: most "free" or low-cost AI music distributors aren't actually free, they just move the cost from your wallet to your royalties. Between upfront-free platforms with hidden revenue splits and low-cost tiers with pipeline or partner cuts, it's common to see anywhere from 6% to 30% of your royalties taken before they reach you, even when the sign-up page says "free" or "0% commission." All In charges upfront instead: $24/year, and every cent of your royalties is yours, forever.

Yes. Check your tier before you upload. Free plans on most AI music tools only grant non-commercial rights, so tracks made on them can't legally go out for streaming revenue. A paid or commercial-tier plan clears that. We'll ask during review, but it's worth knowing going in.

AI music distribution is the process of getting music made with tools like Suno, Udio, or Stable Audio onto streaming platforms — Spotify, Apple Music, TikTok, and the rest. Mechanically it's the same as distributing any other track: it gets an ISRC/UPC, goes through review, and gets delivered to stores. The difference is what the review is built to expect. Most distributors treat an AI-generated track as an edge case to evaluate manually; ours is built around it, so an AI track is what "normal" looks like here.

Yes. Streaming platforms don't require copyright registration — only that you hold the rights to what you're uploading and disclose that it's AI-made. Separately, the U.S. Copyright Office won't register a fully AI-generated work if there's no human authorship involved, but that's a copyright registration question, not a distribution one. You can legally distribute and monetize AI music either way. We check the rights and disclosure side during review.