Expanding music streaming to other services

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Hey guys, I am currently making a few thousands per month by streaming my own playlists on Spotify. Now I thought about expanding this business to other platforms as tidal and napster, because they seem to pay a lot higher royalties.
Now my question:
Do any of you guys already do that on other services than Spotify and could tell me their setup of streaming (what bot to recommend or something like that) and how long does it take for these other services to pay royalties?
Sorry for any spelling or grammar mistakes, English is not my first language :)
 
Don't bother. You might be waiting a year or more, and that's if you even get a payout at all. See one of my recent posts for sources.
 
Don't bother. You might be waiting a year or more, and that's if you even get a payout at all. See one of my recent posts for sources.
May I ask what way you stream the music? Also what services did you try ? :)
 
My bot and Spotify only, apart from some minor testing of a couple of other platforms. There is this myth online that Tidal and Napster pay big bucks, but try to find someone who's actually received a payout from them and not just repeating what they've read somewhere else. If you're making decent money with Spotify then keep going.
 
My bot and Spotify only, apart from some minor testing of a couple of other platforms. There is this myth online that Tidal and Napster pay big bucks, but try to find someone who's actually received a payout from them and not just repeating what they've read somewhere else. If you're making decent money with Spotify then keep going.
Alright thanks mate, I intended to stick to Spotify but maybe try out other platforms too, probably will do that. I will update you if any service pays good and in time
 
Bro how you make a few thousands with spotify? Is there a official Method on BHW? I am very interested in it and would be pleased.

:)
 
If you can proove me that you earn thousands per month, we can talk and share our informations.
I used Spotify in 2018, but changed this year to other provider.
 
If you can proove me that you earn thousands per month, we can talk and share our informations.
I used Spotify in 2018, but changed this year to other provider.
sure, what kinda proof you thought of?
 
Tidal and Napster are subscription services - have much less users and to my knowledge don't monetize content with ads.

Spotify is able to pay because it monetizes even the free tier, and because it offers a free tier it can stand to pay out more regularly.

I honestly don't think Tidal will be around much longer.
 
That's like split up over 40 accounts but sure, where should I send you?
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Spotify is able to pay because it monetizes even the free tier, and because it offers a free tier it can stand to pay out more regularly.
Spotify have a rate of 0,003 and for free plans much less. Its not worth to stream with free accounts.
And I thought the free plan is not so profitable for them, so in my opionen it is better to just have paid plans.
 
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Spotify have a rate of 0,003 and for free plans much less. Its not worth to stream with free accounts.
And I thought the free plan is not so profitable for them, so in my opionen it is better to just have paid plans.
Not exactly so, many are doing just fine using free accounts.
 
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Spotify have a rate of 0,003 and for free plans much less. Its not worth to stream with free accounts.
And I thought the free plan is not so profitable for them, so in my opionen it is better to just have paid plans.
I don't think that I can start private conversations yet
 
It's very interesting, I would love to give it a try, there are any resourches I can use to get the knowledge to start with this? Of course paying, not asking for free advice. Thanks if you can help
 
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Spotify have a rate of 0,003 and for free plans much less. Its not worth to stream with free accounts.
And I thought the free plan is not so profitable for them, so in my opionen it is better to just have paid plans.
They monetize it with ads but also data (e.g., selling music trends, artist play data and other user usage details).

There's hacked versions of the Spotify app that let you listen for free with no ads, fast forward & skip songs. Works well too, you just can't cast to a smart speaker or tv, or it'll start playing ads - but pretty good otherwise.
 
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