A royalty-free music platform that licenses tracks from contributing artists.
Soundstripe is a music licensing platform where providers are screened before they can join, and the work can be done remotely. Fees are Exclusive contributor deals, revenue share. Founded in 2015, Soundstripe is based in Nashville, United States. It is available in United States.
Last updated
Not verified yet: Payment protection · Minimum payout · Payout speed · Withdraw via Know the answer? Tell us
What people actually earn on Soundstripe
We haven't found a verified figure for what people earn on Soundstripe yet. We add one here when Soundstripe or an independent study publishes numbers. See what people earn on other platforms →
Can I join Soundstripe?
We haven't verified Soundstripe's sign-up requirements (age, countries, ID and equipment) yet. It screens people before they can join. See which platforms you can join with your details →
Not verified yet: Mobile apps · Support Know the answer? Tell us
How Soundstripe compares
- Launched in 2015, Soundstripe is newer than most music distribution platforms — 8 of the 11 we track were founded earlier.
Compared with the music distribution platforms in our directory. See them all →
Is Soundstripe legit?
Soundstripe is a real, operating platform. What we could verify:
- Operating since 2015 (11 years)
- Headquartered in Nashville, United States
- Screens providers before they can join
Listing last updated June 2026 · how we verify platforms · Missing or out of date? Tell us
Guides
No step-by-step guide for Soundstripe yet. Browse all guides or find the right way to earn for you.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Soundstripe charge?
Soundstripe fees: Exclusive contributor deals, revenue share.
Which countries is Soundstripe available in?
United States.
Is Soundstripe legit?
Yes, Soundstripe is a real, operating platform: operating since 2015 (11 years), headquartered in Nashville, United States and screens providers before they can join. As with any platform, check its current terms before relying on it for income.
What are the best Soundstripe alternatives?
Similar platforms include CD Baby, DistroKid, TuneCore and Ditto Music. Compare their fees and payouts in the alternatives section below.
Compare Soundstripe with…
Soundstripe alternatives
More music distribution like DistroKid
CD BabyA veteran independent distributor with no annual fees - pay once per release and CD Baby keeps a 9% commission on royalties.
cdbaby.com47 views
DistroKidThe most popular indie music distributor - unlimited releases for about 20 dollars a year, and artists keep 100% of royalties.
distrokid.com42 views
TuneCoreA long-running distributor where artists pay per release or subscription and keep 100% of their streaming royalties.
tunecore.com42 views
Ditto MusicA UK distributor with unlimited releases on subscription and artists keeping 100% of royalties.
dittomusic.com50 views
AmuseA Swedish distributor with free and pro tiers where artists keep 100% of royalties on paid plans.
amuse.io47 views
LANDRAn AI mastering and distribution platform - master your tracks and release them, with distribution taking a 15% commission on free plans.
landr.com47 views