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Music distribution comparison

MO STREAMS vs DistroKid vs TuneCore.

The best distributor depends on more than store count. Compare the release workflow, video support, artist revenue, and direct fan tools that shape your career after upload day.

What to compareMO STREAMSDistroKidTuneCore
Best fitIndependent artists who want audio, video, fan subscriptions, and direct sales togetherArtists focused on fast, broad audio distributionArtists seeking audio distribution with multiple plan options
Audio distributionIncludedCore serviceCore service
Music video workflowBuilt into the same platform, including video channels and subscriptionsAvailable through separate video-focused services or add-onsAvailability varies by service and destination
MO STREAMS royalty shareArtist receives 80% on withdrawal and keeps ownership of mastersReview current plan and optional service termsReview current plan and optional service terms
Direct-to-fan toolsMoDisc unlocks, subscriptions, merch, tips, and fan backingPrimarily release distribution and promotion toolsPrimarily distribution, publishing, and promotion tools
Starting pathOne free single, then artist plans from $24.99/yearCheck current official pricingCheck current official pricing

Competitor plans and add-ons can change. Confirm current details on the official DistroKid and TuneCore sites before purchasing.

Which music distributor fits you?

Choose MO STREAMS if…

You want music and music video distribution in one workspace, plus direct fan revenue through subscriptions, MoDisc collectibles, merch, and tips.

Choose DistroKid if…

Your priority is a familiar audio-first distributor and you do not need a built-in fan marketplace or a unified video channel experience.

Choose TuneCore if…

You want an established audio distribution service and prefer to compare its current publishing and promotional options separately.

Release audio and video from one place.

MO STREAMS is designed for independent artists who want distribution, audience building, and direct fan revenue under one roof while retaining ownership of their masters.