Revenue model

Three ways a read gets paid for.

Prices are illustrative — the plan defines the models, not a rate card. Nothing here charges a card. Pick a plan to brand the brief you download from the studio. Every tool stays open in this preview.

Pay-per-track

$6

per analysis

For the song you are releasing this month. One brief. No library.

  • One full brief per purchase
  • The file is not kept
  • Best for occasional releases

Studio

$24

per month

For writers and producers who need a read every time a bounce leaves the session.

  • Saved briefs and projects on your profile
  • Only you can see them. The audio is not stored.
  • Annual option for frequent catalogs

Distribution partnership

Custom

inside your platform

GenreMatch as a plugin on a distributor, label, or playlist service your artists already use.

  • Add-on inside an existing upload flow
  • Work stays with that partner’s own users
  • GenreMatch does not keep a cross-customer archive

What people pay for

  1. The analysis. A genre that matches the recording, so the song can be filed where it will be found.
  2. The atlas. Neighbors across regions and styles, for writers who need a comparison, not a slogan.
  3. The brief. Audience, sync lanes, and how to spend the marketing push once the tag is honest.

How money arrives

Occasional users stay on pay-per-track. Catalogs and producers move to a month or a year. Distributors wrap the same engine in their own checkout, so an artist never starts a second account to learn what their upload is.

Cards, PayPal, and wallets would sit under those models in a live product. This preview remembers which plan you are looking at. Only a signed-in Studio profile keeps a read, and only for that account.

Open the studio

The business is the gap between a finished song and the room it belongs in.

Unreleased music and small catalogs are where other databases go quiet. GenreMatch is meant to be loud there — accurate enough that a marketing plan, a playlist pitch, or a sync search can start from the right word.