For artists, managers and labels
Everything a release needs.
The artist page, the release link and Spotify pre-saves, the email that goes out the minute it drops, and a Monday report on what worked. One place, and it looks like the artist.
How a release runs
Four cues. One release.
Set the release up once. The page, the pre-saves, the release-day email and the report all run off it, from the announcement to the Monday after.
Announce
Put it on the page before it's out.
- A release page with a countdown
- Add it to your artist page's music shelf
- QR codes for posters and flyers, each tracked
Build up
Turn interest into people you can reach.
- Spotify pre-saves, and release-day reminders for Apple Music fans
- Unlock a download, early listen or presale code
- “Notify me when it's out” sign-ups
Release day
It flips, and the fans who asked hear first.
- Pre-saves turn into listen links on time
- One “It's out — listen now” email to fans who asked
- Previews play on the page, no third-party player
After
Know what worked, then do more of it.
- Clicks to each service, by source and QR code
- A Monday report in your inbox
- Top fans, and A/B test winners
Live on duu.to
Real artists. Their own colours.
Every release gets its own page, and every page lands on the artist's shelf. These are live right now.
aespa.duu.to
aespa
- Release pages
- 15
- On the page
- Socials · Videos · Announcements · Spotify player · Release shelf
yoasobi.duu.to
YOASOBI
- Release pages
- 64
- On the page
- Release shelf · Apple Music player
Release pages
Every record gets its own sleeve.
One link per release, with every streaming service, pre-saves and stats behind it. Pull one out: you land where a fan lands.
Also on the bill
- Your lookYour colours, fonts, layouts and wordmark
- Your fansEvery email is yours to export, consent included
- Cookie-free statsPixels only after a fan says yes
- Teams & labelsRoles, several artists, one workspace
- Brand kits
- Custom domains
- Local stores per country
- One contact inbox
- Owner · admin · editor · viewer
- Opt-out respected
Every page Every release Included
Why one tool
Eight jobs, usually eight tools. Here, one.
Separate tools mean separate logins, fan lists that never meet, and reports that don't add up. Here it's one release, one list, one report.
- An artist page for your bio linkUsually: A link-in-bio appIncluded
- One release link for every streaming serviceUsually: A smart-link serviceIncluded
- Spotify pre-savesUsually: A pre-save toolIncluded
- An email to fans on release dayUsually: A fan-messaging toolIncluded
- Unlocks for pre-saves or emailsUsually: A content-gating toolIncluded
- QR codes you can trackUsually: A QR generator and UTM spreadsheetsIncluded
- A/B tests on the release pageUsually: A testing tool, if at allIncluded
- One weekly report across all of itUsually: Exports from each toolIncluded
Questions
Before you start.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Sign up with your email, claim your handle and build your page. There's no card to enter.
Which streaming services work?
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, YouTube, SoundCloud, Deezer, Amazon Music, TIDAL and Bandcamp. Paste one release link and duu.to finds it on the others.
How do pre-saves work?
On Spotify, fans pre-save with their own Spotify account and the release lands in their library on release day. Apple Music fans can ask for an email on release day instead.
Do fans need an account?
No. Fans can visit, listen to previews, join a list or unlock something with just their email. Only a Spotify pre-save asks them to sign in, and that's with Spotify.
What about cookies and privacy?
Visits are counted without cookies, and nothing is counted for fans who opt out or send a Global Privacy Control signal. Ad pixels such as Meta or TikTok load only after a fan agrees. Fans' emails are only used for what they signed up for, with one-click unsubscribe.
Can a label or manager run several artists?
Yes. A workspace holds several artists, and teammates get owner, admin, editor or viewer roles.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Connect a custom domain to your artist page, or use your free handle.duu.to address.
Side B
Run your next release here.
Claim your handle, build the page, set up the release.