Pricing

The whole price list is on this page.

No quote request, no discovery call, no annual minimum before you can find out what it costs.

Free

Try it on a real slice of your catalog. No card.

$0

no card required

100 tracks / month

Starter

Independent labels and production libraries.

$19

billed monthly · $0.00633 per track

3,000 tracks / month

Promost picked

Distributors running periodic catalog rescans.

$199

billed monthly · $0.00663 per track

30,000 tracks / month

Enterprise

Volume pricing and a dedicated processing queue.

Custom

from $0.004 per track

Unlimited

Pick yearly and you are billed for 10 months — two are free.

Per‑track

PlanIncludedMonthlyEffective per track
Free100$0
Starter3,000$19$0.00633
Pro30,000$199$0.00663
EnterpriseUnlimitedCustomfrom $0.004

A failed track is never billed. Credits are reserved before analysis and returned automatically if a file cannot be fetched or processed.

How you pay

The free tier is self‑serve: leave an address on the scan page and a key is issued immediately.

Starter and Pro take a card. Sign in and upgrade from the usage screen in the console. Payment and tax are handled by a Merchant of Record, so local VAT is applied automatically wherever you are.

Catalog‑sized work and Enterprise are invoiced. We need the track count before quoting, so that route is faster in practice — get in touch.

Who uses this

Labels and distributors

Rescan an existing catalog on a schedule. A track that cleared two years ago may not clear today.

Sync and production libraries

Check before a track goes out to advertising or broadcast. Grade A stands on its own as evidence.

Streaming and ingest review

Screen at intake — while knowing the share you will miss.

Artists

Check your own work. It will not prove a human made it — no detector can do that.

Rescans

Rescanning the same catalog against an updated model costs the same per track as the first pass. That is the intended use — a catalog is not screened once.

Our cost

Measured cost is $0.000041 per track. The prices above sit well over that, and we would rather say so than pretend cost sets the price. The margin pays for keeping up with new generators, which is the actual recurring work.