BeatNex for Independent Labels — Run Your Label, Not Eight Tools
Most labels in 2026 are running on duct tape — distribution in one tool, DJ promo in another, royalty splits in a spreadsheet, newsletters somewhere else, analytics scattered across nine streaming platforms. BeatNex is the complete music ecosystem that replaces all of it.
What labels get
- Multi-artist roster management — every artist's profile, releases, and contacts in one place
- Release planning and metadata — schedule releases, assign ISRCs, lock splits before submission
- DJ promo with structured feedback — send promos to the right DJs, track downloads and plays, see actual feedback
- Royalty splits with artist transparency — splits visible in real time to every artist, no more emailed PDFs
- Built-in newsletters — segmented email campaigns integrated with release timing
- Cross-platform analytics — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Beatport, Bandcamp, Deezer, Tidal, TikTok in one dashboard
- Public artist and release pages — SEO-indexed pages that actually rank on Google
- WordPress plugin — display your catalog on your own label website
- Team collaboration — bring on managers, A&R, and assistants with role-based access
How it works
1. Set up your label. Create your label group, configure branding, invite team members.
2. Build your roster. Add artists, import metadata, set up royalty splits per artist or per release.
3. Bring in your catalogue. Import existing releases or create new ones with full metadata. Connect DSP analytics so streaming numbers flow in automatically.
4. Run your operation. Plan releases, run DJ promo campaigns, send newsletters, and watch the cross-platform analytics consolidate.
Why labels switch to BeatNex
Labels typically spend $400–800 per month across eight or more tools. The financial cost is one thing — the operational cost is bigger. Every release cycle starts with CSV exports between platforms, manual spreadsheet updates, copy-paste between newsletter and social tools. BeatNex puts every workflow against one source of truth.
BeatNex is built by operators who run their own labels. Beatskip Music Group — Liinus, Linus Beatskip, Paul Prior, Harm Recordings — uses BeatNex as a normal tenant alongside every other label on the platform. There are no special cases.
Pricing built for independents
Plans scale with what you actually need. Free tier for small operations, paid plans for labels managing larger rosters or running multi-artist campaigns. No annual contracts, no setup fees, no demo gating.