A distribution and brand-deal platform for independent artists - free tier takes 10% of royalties, and the network pitches artists for sync and brand partnerships.
UnitedMasters is a music distributor where anyone can register to start earning, and the work can be done remotely. Fees are Free: 90/10 split, paid tiers keep 100% and you can withdraw via Bank transfer. Founded in 2017, UnitedMasters is based in New York, United States. It is available worldwide.
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How UnitedMasters compares
- Launched in 2017, UnitedMasters is newer than most music distribution platforms — 10 of the 11 we track were founded earlier.
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Is UnitedMasters legit?
UnitedMasters is a real, operating platform. What we could verify:
- Operating since 2017 (9 years)
- Headquartered in New York, United States
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Frequently asked questions
How much does UnitedMasters charge?
UnitedMasters fees: Free: 90/10 split, paid tiers keep 100%.
How do you get paid on UnitedMasters?
UnitedMasters pays out via Bank transfer.
Which countries is UnitedMasters available in?
Worldwide.
Is UnitedMasters legit?
Yes, UnitedMasters is a real, operating platform: operating since 2017 (9 years) and headquartered in New York, United States. As with any platform, check its current terms before relying on it for income.
What are the best UnitedMasters alternatives?
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