Your song
Your name
- First version
- 3 Feb 2026
- Versions
- 7
- Pressed
- 12 Oct 2026, 14:32 UTC
- Master
- a41f 07c2 … 9c2e
Written at the press. Anyone can read it.
SoundMint is one home for a song's whole life. Stack versions while you make it. Send it before it's out. Release it, and the split everyone signed goes on a public record with the date.
Free to start, no card. 95¢ of every dollar goes to the people on the split sheet.
Most artists keep demos in one app, send links from another and sell through a third. Here the song never changes hands.
Your library · 48 songs
Now playing · Your song · 1:12 / 3:12
Versions stacked on one song, with its stems and session files beside it and notes pinned to the moment they are about. Your whole catalogue plays in one player.
See the StudioAny song gets its own link that plays without an account. It can ask for a password and stop working after 7 or 30 days. You're told the first time it's played.
Press it and it is out, on a page fans can play and buy from. A fan pays once and the song is in their collection. You set the price.
Hear what's outYour song
Your name
Written at the press. Anyone can read it.
When you press a song, a fingerprint of the master and the split everyone signed are written to a public record, with the date.
On a public network that anyone can read. It shows what was recorded, and when. It is not a formal rights registration.
Nothing. You sign in with Google or an email and press a button. The record is the part you see; the plumbing is ours to worry about.
SoundMint takes a flat 5% when something sells. The split is the one you all signed, and each person claims their own share.
8 songs, 3 albums and 2 songs pressed a month. No card.
A month, or $49.99 a year. Room for your whole catalogue.
You're early. Drop a song, press it, invite the people you make it with. If anything gets in the way, I'm one message away.
Bradley Jackson, founder. He makes music here too.
An organisation pays for its people's Pro. Each artist keeps their own account and their own catalogue.
Talk to usDrop a demo in. It plays, it has a link, and its history starts today.