Direct-to-fan music platform
Releases, subscriptions, merch and tickets — sold straight to the people who actually listen. No label. No algorithm in the middle. Fans buy it once and own it for good.
Free to join. No credit card required.
Everything in one place
Your catalogue, your storefront, your community — all inside one app your fans already have in their pocket.
Albums, EPs and singles with digital booklets, lyrics and video. Sold at your price — or free when you want the reach.
Monthly tiers with unreleased tracks, early drops and a private feed. Recurring income that doesn't depend on a playlist.
Print-on-demand or your own stock, listed next to the music it belongs to. Fulfilment handled, no minimum order.
Sell entry to shows, listening sessions and virtual events. Scan fans in at the door from your own phone.
Go live from the app, take tips in real time, and keep the whole room in the same chat while you play.
A QR code that turns any show into a storefront. Fans scan, pay, and the album is in their library before they leave.
Your price, your terms
Set a flat price, let fans pay what they want above your floor, give it away to grow, or lock it behind a subscription. Change your mind whenever — it's your release.
Drops to 12% at 100 subscribers and 10% at 500. Payment processing is separate.
Purchases made inside the iPhone or Android app also include the store's own 15% cut.
No monthly fee, no distribution fee, no exclusivity. Keep your masters and your fan list.
For artists
Upload a release in minutes, price it however you like, and share one link that works everywhere — a text message, a flyer, a QR code on the merch table. Fans get a real library they own, not a rented feed.
Questions
A direct-to-fan platform for independent artists. You sell music, subscriptions, merch and tickets straight to your audience, and they get the music in a library they keep — no streaming middleman deciding what a play is worth.
Nothing to join or upload. Eclipse takes a platform fee of 15% on sales, dropping to 12% once you pass 100 subscribers and 10% past 500, plus payment processing. Purchases made inside the iPhone or Android apps also carry the app store's own 15% fee, which is why the in-app price is slightly higher than on the web.
Web sales land in your connected account and can be withdrawn whenever you like. Sales made inside the apps are paid out monthly, after Apple and Google settle with us.
Yes. You keep your masters, your publishing and your fan list, and you can leave with your data whenever you want. Eclipse Direct is not a label and is not exclusive — distribute anywhere else at the same time.
Music they own and can play any time, plus whatever you attach to it: digital booklets, videos, early access, subscriber-only drops, merch and tickets. Buying from an artist here means the money goes to that artist.
Free to join, on iPhone, Android and the web. Your next release can be selling tonight.