Free
Begin without an upfront fee and share royalties only when the music earns.
- 1 artist profile
Pricing that follows the journey
Begin without an upfront fee, then choose the royalty share and working space that fit as your catalogue, team, and release rhythm grow.
Choose how to begin
The starting plan uses revenue sharing. Higher plans open more room and a larger royalty share.
Begin without an upfront fee and share royalties only when the music earns.
Compare the details
Royalty share, artist capacity, priority, and support grow with the plan. The distribution foundation stays in place.
| Feature | Free |
|---|---|
| Royalty | 85% |
| Artist | |
| Artist slots | 1 artists |
| Distribution | |
| Unlimited releases | ✓ |
Before you begin
If the answer is not here, you can also talk directly with the Lantuns team.
No. The catalogue is not taken down simply because a plan period ends. A takedown happens when you request one or when a rights issue needs to be resolved.
The percentage shows the share of net income belonging to the artist after reports arrive. The starting plan uses revenue sharing, while higher options open a larger share up to 100%.
Yes. The plans are designed so you can begin lightly, then move when the number of artists, release rhythm, or operational needs change.
We recommend 7–14 days so there is time for metadata checks, clean delivery, pre-save, and pitching needs. More complex releases should be prepared earlier.
Content ID is available in the current plan structure. Claim eligibility still depends on rights ownership and the character of the registered asset.
For a larger roster or a custom approval flow, Pro makes more sense. The Lantuns team will first map artist count, release volume, team access, reporting, and term requirements.
You do not have to guess alone
Start free when you are just beginning, or talk with the Lantuns team when the catalogue and your needs are already larger.