OneSync launched in 2024 as a digital music distribution platform created to simplify the business of releasing music. The first version gave artists and labels a centralized place to create accounts, upload music, artwork and metadata, distribute releases to streaming services, manage catalogs, track earnings and receive royalty payments. By June 15, 2024, OneSync’s core distribution platform, terms and operating infrastructure were live.

Following its initial launch, OneSync expanded beyond traditional distribution. The company was developed into an all-in-one music platform where independent artists, producers and labels could access the infrastructure normally spread across several different companies.
The expanded platform now offers free and unlimited music distribution to more than 400 digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, TikTok and Tidal. Artists retain ownership of their work and keep 100% of their royalties, with releases capable of being delivered to major platforms in as little as one hour.
OneSync’s launch also introduced publishing administration, sync-licensing opportunities, royalty and payment tracking, catalog management, AI-powered mastering, playlist pitching, radio campaigns, customized marketing and advertising, web and fan insights, major-label services, industry networking, live sessions and virtual events.
Its built-in beat marketplace allows artists to discover and instantly license beats from producers, while producers can upload their work, set pricing, complete secure transactions and monitor plays, sales and revenue through dedicated analytics. Artists can then turn those licensed beats directly into releases distributed through OneSync.
For qualifying established artists, OneSync also launched its Elite Partner Program, which includes priority distribution, dedicated account management, custom marketing campaigns, sync opportunities and royalty advances of up to $750,000.
What began as a music-distribution service has evolved into a complete business ecosystem for the independent music industry. OneSync was launched to give artists and labels one place to release music, manage rights, collect revenue, obtain funding, purchase or sell beats, market projects and grow sustainable music businesses—without surrendering ownership or independence.





