Frequently Asked
Questions

Vesonus is a better way for independent artists and producers to build a music career. It brings the parts around creating, preparing, releasing, promoting and growing music together — while you stay independent.

Yes. Vesonus is built to help you build your career without giving up ownership of your music. Your rights remain yours, subject to any agreements you make with collaborators.

Distribution is part of Vesonus, but Vesonus is built to do more than deliver a file to streaming platforms. It helps you prepare, check, plan, release, promote and grow around your music.

Simon Says checks whether your release is technically ready before you submit it for distribution. It does not judge whether your music is good or bad; it identifies technical issues to fix before your music goes live.

A release should not end when your music reaches streaming platforms. Vesonus is built to help you continue building around it with release promotion, planning, pitching and audience-building tools.

Streams matter, but a career is built by people who come back. Artist Essential includes an Artist Website, email capture, audience/contact collection, and personalized email campaign tools and templates so fans can find you, stay connected and follow what you do next.

No. Vesonus is subscription-based. There are no long-term contracts or lock-ins, and you can cancel anytime.

Current plans and pricing are listed on the Vesonus pricing page. Essential is available today, while some additional plans and tools are launching as Vesonus expands.

No. Vesonus is designed for creators who want to build independently. It gives you tools, structure and support around your releases without requiring you to hand your career over to a traditional label.

Yes. Collaboration is built in. Splits are set clearly from the start and tracked transparently after release.

Your agreed split is calculated automatically when revenue comes in. Earnings collect in your Vesonus account and can be cashed out manually once per month.

Vesonus focuses on releases — not one-off sales. Your work is tied to real projects, clear splits and long-term catalogs that can grow over time.

Simon Says checks whether your production is technically ready before you upload or list it on Vesonus. It does not judge your creative choices.

Splits are set upfront and tracked transparently. No unclear agreements and no surprises after release.

Every track must pass Simon Says before it can move forward. Once the technical readiness check is complete, splits are set, release planning begins, and distribution is prepared — all inside Vesonus.

If you cancel, the licence remains valid through the paid period. You can reverse cancellation or pay the remaining balance before that date. Otherwise rights end and a released track must be taken down. A missed payment has a 30-day grace period before the same outcome.

Yes. You remain in control. Releases can be managed or taken down according to your plan and agreements.