Multiple artists
Run several projects or a whole roster from one login, with everything kept separate.
Pro and above
What an artist is#
An artist holds its own links, bio page, gates, fan list, look, ad pixels and custom domain. Switching artist changes everything you see. Nothing is shared between them, which is the point: one act's fan list must never end up in another's export.
How many you get#
| Plan | Artists |
|---|---|
| Free and Indie | One. |
| Pro | Up to three. Enough for a solo project plus a band, or a couple of aliases. |
| Roster | Up to ten. Built for managers and small labels. |
| Label | Up to fifty. |
Switching between them#
The artist switcher is in the dashboard sidebar. Whatever you pick becomes the context for every page: the links list, the analytics, the audience, the pixels. There is no global view that mixes them, deliberately.
Pixels per artist#
Each artist has its own pixels, so a label's campaigns never report into another act's data. On Roster and Label you can also stack several pixels of the same platform on one artist, which is how you satisfy both your own reporting and a label's at the same time.
Giving people access to one artist only#
Teammates can be scoped to specific artists, so a manager who looks after two acts on your roster sees only those two. See Inviting your team.