Roster Release Calendar
See every artist release on one timeline. Coordinate drops, avoid conflicts, plan marketing windows.
Artispreneur
For Labels
Release calendar, rights vault, catalog ops, and AI agents across every artist workspace. Your Roster Director sees it all — artists only see their house.
1
Roster Director
7
Agents per artist
Unlimited
Artist workspaces
Label Features
Every feature agencies get, plus roster-level tools: release calendar, rights vault, catalog ops, and the Roster Director agent.
See every artist release on one timeline. Coordinate drops, avoid conflicts, plan marketing windows.
Master recordings, publishing splits, sync licenses — all in one searchable vault per artist.
Each artist gets their own workspace with their brief, approvals, and agent team. You see them all.
Your AI chief of staff that coordinates across all artist houses. Surfaces blockers, tracks progress.
Track spend per artist, project, or campaign. Monitor incoming royalties across DSPs and PROs.
Dedicated agent capacity for your label. No queuing, no throttling, even during heavy release cycles.
Use Cases
PAL intake builds the artist brief, sets up their workspace, and provisions their agent team in minutes.
Plan 6 releases across 6 artists. Each gets personalized assets; you see the full timeline.
The Catalog Agent scans every artist discography for missing ISRCs, bad splits, and registration gaps.
Surface sync-ready tracks across the roster. Pre-cleared stems, one-sheets, and pitchable assets.
Plans
| Feature | Agency | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Client/Artist Workspaces | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Specialist Agents per workspace | 7 | 7 |
| Shared Playbooks | Yes | Yes |
| Approval Routing | Yes | Yes |
| Director Agent | Agency Director | Roster Director |
| Roster Release Calendar | — | Yes |
| Rights & Catalog Vault | — | Yes |
| Sync Licensing Prep | — | Yes |
| Reserved Compute | Priority queue | Dedicated capacity |

Talk to us about Label plans. Custom pricing based on roster size and needs.
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