Review · Creators & media
LANDR review
Music creation platform with AI mastering, samples and plugins that also distributes unlimited releases to 150+ stores.
By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 12, 2026
- Capabilities (40%)
- 7.9
- Ease of setup (30%)
- 8.4
- Value (30%)
- 8.2
LANDR started with AI mastering and now bundles distribution with samples, plugins, collaboration and courses. Its distribution page says you can release unlimited music for as low as $24 per year and keep 100% of streaming revenue from more than 150 online stores, with no hidden fees. A useful detail is that music stays live for as long as you want, even if you cancel the subscription. Distribution includes royalty splits, metrics and trends, instant access to Spotify for Artists, a shareable promolink and cover song licensing, and the LANDR app shows real-time stream and download data. The case for LANDR is strongest if you already master tracks or buy samples there, because Studio bundles combine those tools with distribution. As a distribution service alone, it offers fewer release controls than TuneCore or Ditto Pro, and LANDR loads its full plan comparison with scripts rather than a plain page, so check the plan you need before you buy.
Who it is for
artists who also want mastering, samples and plugins in one subscription
Price
Distribution from $24 per year.
Release as much music as you want for as low as $24/yr
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.
Key features
- Unlimited releases to 150+ online music stores from $24 per year
- Keeps 100% of streaming revenue
- Music stays live after you cancel the subscription
- Royalty splits, promolinks and cover song licensing
- Studio bundles add AI mastering, samples and plugins
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Releases stay live even if you cancel
- Strength: 100% of streaming revenue kept
- Strength: Distribution sits next to mastering and collaboration tools in one account
- Weakness: The cheapest distribution plan details are only shown on a script-loaded pricing page
- Weakness: Fewer distribution-specific extras than TuneCore or Ditto Pro
- Weakness: Best value only if you also use LANDR mastering or samples
Key facts
- Starting price: $24 per year
- Stores: 150+
- Streaming revenue kept: 100%
- After cancelling: Music stays live
Where it ranks
LANDR is No. 7 in our Best Music Distribution Services verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- DistroKid8.9
- Ditto Music8.8
- Amuse8.6
- TuneCore8.6
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