Think of a Songbox as a private playlist that you share via a link. It's the quickest way to share music privately and it looks amazing. You create a Songbox with one click and your listeners listen with one click. its way easier and quicker than other platforms.

Tracks are streamed which is super convenient for your listener whilst keeping your files safe. You can kill the link at any time, add passwords and lots more. You are in complete control.

Absolutely!

You can create up to 10 on the starter plan on pro and business plans there is no limit. Each Songbox can be customised and personalised as needed!

Haha we get asked this a lot and the answer is "yes" - we're real.

If you live chat, email or book a demo, you'll be speaking to one of the co-founders of the business; Michael or Ciarán. For obvious reasons, not Bryan.

We don't rely on AI or customer service teams. We value every interaction with our users as it's our #1 way of taking feedback and improving the platform.

Songbox is independent. Unlike pretty much every other platform you might be thinking about, we haven't taken massive investment from corporate venture capitalists. We're also not owned by a huge parent corporation.

What this means in real terms is that we need to pay our bills and can't run at a loss. We're doing this on our own and that means that - for now - we don't have a free tier.

We want you to use whatever platform you want. However... consider these points when deciding:

• Soundcloud recently changed their Terms and Conditions to allow your music to train AI models
• When a user clicks "play" on one of your tracks, Soundcloud doesn't play your music, it tries to get them to create an account
• When you send someone to your Soundcloud page, they are bombarded with ads, distractions, and other reasons to click away

Songbox is basically the opposite of all the above. We prioritise simplicity, we don't show ads and we definitely don't let AI access your tracks.

Dropbox is awesome! We use it and we love it, but for business docs, not our music. We think in this case its better to show, than tell:

• Music shared with Dropbox
• Music shared with Songbox

Dropbox is great technology. There's no denying it, and if you want to share your music the same way accountants all over the world share spreadsheets.... go for it 🤓

Songbox is purpose built for the music industry, and it shows.

If all you're looking for is a Sync deal, then Disco might be the right choice for you.

That being said, we have a lot of users that have left Disco to come to Songbox. What they tell us is:

• The disco user interface is very bloated and confusing to use
• The platform is slow if you're searching on a moderately sized catalog
• Our security, privacy and data features are better
• Our tools for managing not only a large catalog, but a large roster (artists and writers) are better
• We have a much better publishing and metadata suite with the ability to manage multiple layers of royalty splits, publisher, and writer details

Disco is pretty good; They've done an awesome job of copying and implementing a bunch of our features over the past few years. If you're tossing up between Disco and Songbox we'd REALLY encourage you to book a demo and have a chat with the founders of Songbox (Disco, DEFINITELY won't offer you that...).