TuneVault Audio
Sell your audio. Keep 100%. No platform fees.
What it does
TuneVault is where audio creators keep 100% of their sales. Other platforms take 15% forever. We charge $25/year flat - no percentage cuts. What you get: Keep 100% of revenue Your own branded store (setup in 5 min) 5 payment options Upload 25-100 tracks The math: Sell $1,000 elsewhere → Keep $850 Sell $1,000 on TuneVault → Keep $1,000 Built by a musician tired of losing money to platform fees. Perfect for musicians, podcasters, audiobook creators, and audio sellers.
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all alternatives →- A2After 2.5 years on my side project, it has hit £500/month revenue2020 · ▲647
It's been a long slow hog and I almost gave up a few times (more than a few) but when covid hit this year it gave me some time to really focus on my product. There were stupid user journey things that I knew needed fixed. There were some features I knew needed added. And I knew the pricing was wrong. I spent some hardcore time working on these things back in March / April and since then my MRR has continued to grow. My product is SongBox (https://songbox.rocks) - it's an alternative to things like bandcamp and soundcloud for creators who need to share audio files privately.…
Check if any of the $656M in unclaimed royalties at The MLC is yours17d ago · pub.doub.ly · ▲77Hi HN, I built this. Quick background on why it exists: When music is streamed on digital streaming platforms (think Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora), there are two separate royalty streams: one for the recording, paid through your distributor (DistroKid, TuneCore, CDBaby), and one for the underlying work (generally known as publishing). The work side's mechanical royalties are collected by The MLC, a nonprofit that was created by the 2018 Music Modernization Act (MMA). If you haven't registered your songs with The MLC, there are issues with your metadata, or about half a dozen other reasons,…
- A3After $30M in Sales We've Switched Our Business Model2013 · trainsignal.com · ▲10
To date we've been selling IT training courses on DVD's for approximately $400 a piece. We create the curriculum, create the content, market it ourselves, everything. We've sold almost $35 million dollars of our own IT training one course at a time to about 50,000 customers in 147 countries. Being in business for a number of years we've built up expenses to approximately $500k and we're risking it all to start from 0 subscribers with the subscription model. Completely bootstrapped, no outside money.
Sonify Music - Full Buyout Audio Tracks22d ago · sonifymusic.net · ▲2Exclusive Audio Tracks - Full Buyout & Total Ownership
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Hey HN! I wanted to share something I built over the last few weeks: isometric.nyc is a massive isometric pixel art map of NYC, built with nano banana and coding agents. I didn't write a single line of code. Of course no-code doesn't mean no-engineering. This project took a lot more manual labor than I'd hoped! I wrote a deep dive on the workflow and some thoughts about the future of AI coding and creativity: http://cannoneyed.com/projects/isometric-nyc
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