TuneFreq vs Wavedd

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Wavedd is an independent storefront for music, sample packs, merch (including print-on-demand), event tickets, and remix competitions—with a “City Fund” that routes part of platform revenue to local artist communities. TuneFreq is a marketplace built for labels and artists who want music, digital goods, physical products, subscriptions, and 24/7 human-curated radio in one place. Here is how they differ.

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TuneFreq: You keep 95% of every sale. We take 5%. On your first $5,000 in revenue, we take 0% (launch incentive). Payment processing is separate—typically around 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction.

Wavedd: Their marketing shows a platform fee on sales plus a small automatic contribution to a local City Fund (they describe 2% of the platform fee to the fund in their materials). Example pricing UI on their site has illustrated splits—confirm live fees and fund rules on wavedd.com before you budget.

Takeaway: Wavedd emphasises local reinvestment; TuneFreq emphasises maximum artist take and a single home for catalogue, tools, and radio. Both are direct-to-fan.

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To add TuneFreq alongside Wavedd (or to move): export files and metadata, sign up, connect payouts, bulk upload, publish. See Help for step-by-step guidance.