Compare TuneFreq

How TuneFreq stacks up against other platforms. Fees, features, and migration guides.

Platform comparison

TuneFreq, Bandcamp, and Spotify at a glance—for artists selling direct and for fans who want to own music, not only stream it.

FeatureTuneFreqBandcampSpotify
Typical artist fee model (digital)5% platform (0% first $5k) + ~2.9% processing~15% + processingStreaming pool (per-stream); not a per-sale storefront
Direct-to-fan music sales (you set prices)
Listeners keep purchased files (downloads)
Lossless formats (e.g. FLAC, WAV) without a separate paywall
Full-length high-quality previews while you browse
Rich metadata & editorial context (credits, stories, liner-style notes)
Web shopping cart & checkout for music
Unlimited re-downloads & purchase history
Community radio (shared, curated listening)
Subscriptions & supporter tiers from the artist
Digital goods beyond audio (presets, ebooks, sample packs)
Physical merch & media in the same storefront
Label roster, multi-artist catalog, and fair fee clarity
Custom domains & branded artist presence
Publish & monetise without a traditional distributor for your store

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We built TuneFreq to be the place that treats artists fairly, looks like the work deserves, and lasts. Below are direct comparisons with other platforms—revenue, features, and how to move your catalog if you're switching.

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Searching for a Bandcamp alternative or a Spotify alternative for selling? We built TuneFreq as a direct-to-fan home that keeps more in your pocket and won't be sold. See our platform alternatives page for a full list.

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For artists · Pricing · Our philosophy