1. Create a free Ditto Music account.
2. Upload your music to Spotify with your cover art, upload lyrics and choose a release date.
3. Add credits and collaborators to be automatically paid by Spotify.
4. Receive your Pre-Save link and share it with your fans.
5. Access detailed sales reports and keep 100% of your royalties.
6. Create a copy of our Upload Music to Spotify Checklist and keep track of all your progress.
Millions of music fans all over the world use Spotify to discover new music.
When you get music on Spotify with Ditto, you’ll also get a free Spotify Pre-Save SmartLink to share with fans every time you release new music.
Artists can also access insights about their music via Spotify for Artists and their personal Ditto dashboard.
Release as much music as you like to every major music platform worldwide.
Let fans pre-save your music before it drops and share your release everywhere with just one link.
Keep 100% of the royalties you earn and all of the rights to your music.
Access the same tools used by major label artists like chart registration, pre-release, mastering and more.
Explore streaming insights, download numbers and listener demographic data. Get the Ditto app to track stats straight from your phone.
Get paid royalties directly into your account and withdraw your earnings with a couple of clicks.
Automatically split your royalty payments with collaborators, producers, band members or anyone else.
We love to scout artists releasing with Ditto and sign them to Ditto Plus record label services where we can offer even more marketing support.
Ditto distributes to more music platforms than anyone else. And when we add new stores, we’ll upload your old tracks for free.
Some of the biggest artists in the game started their careers at Ditto Music.
Think you could be the next to join our Hall of Fame?
Spotify doesn't allow artists to directly upload their music themselves, so you need to use a music distributor like Ditto. We take care of everything on your behalf and will make sure your songs get uploaded quickly and correctly. Start uploading music to Spotify with your free 30-day Ditto trial now!
Yes! As long as you’re uploading via a music distributor and your tracks meet Spotify’s guidelines for audio and artwork quality, you’re good to go. Make sure to read our audio guidelines and artwork rules before starting the upload process to guarantee your music will be accepted right away.
You can get your music on Spotify within 48 hours using our Release Express service. Otherwise, it takes around 5-7 days for your tracks to be processed by our team and approved by Spotify.
Yes! Unlike most other music distributors, with Ditto you can choose an exact release date at least 2 weeks from the day you upload it to our platform.
The truth is, it varies. Spotify’s royalty rate depends on a number of different factors including the location of the listener and whether the stream came from a paid or free subscription account.
We’ll pay 100% of your Spotify royalties directly into your Ditto account as soon as we receive them. There’s usually a delay of around two months for royalties to arrive after a track has been released.
We’d recommend you sign up to Spotify for Artists where you can edit your artist profile, pitch music for playlists and more. You can also learn how to get playlisted on Spotify on our Unsigned Advice blog and subscribe to our mailing list for the latest music industry advice.
Spotify Canvas lets artists add a visual loop to their tracks or upcoming releases and will show in the Now Playing View in place of your album artwork. Learn more about how to add Canvas to your music here.
We might not have access to every secret that makes the Spotify algorithm tick, but by following our Spotify streaming hacks and tips, you’ll definitely be heading in the right direction to boosting your stream counts.
You can start right now with a 30-day free trial. Just create a free Ditto Music account, upload your tracks and get your music on Spotify. It’s really that easy. And you’ll keep absolutely everything you earn.
Check out these articles for tips on how to promote your music on Spotify and find out how much you can earn from your Spotify streams.
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