Frequently Asked
Questions

Kinjari is a music distribution service that helps independent artists get their music on 100+ streaming platforms worldwide. For just $3/month, you can distribute unlimited music and keep 90% of your streaming royalties.

Kinjari costs just $3 per month for unlimited music distribution to 100+ platforms. You keep 90% of all streaming royalties. There are no hidden fees, per-release charges, or annual commitments. Cancel anytime.

Yes, you can cancel your Kinjari subscription at any time. When you cancel, your music will remain live on streaming platforms for 30 days, giving you time to migrate to another distributor if needed. We never hold your music hostage.

Kinjari accepts all major credit cards and debit cards for monthly subscriptions. Payments are processed securely through our payment processor.

Kinjari distributes your music to over 100 platforms worldwide, including:

• • Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music
• • Tidal, Amazon Music, Deezer
• • Beatport, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook
• • Plus 90+ more platforms

Most platforms receive your music within 24-48 hours after submission. However, it can take 1-2 weeks for your release to go live on all streaming platforms. We recommend submitting your music at least 2-4 weeks before your intended release date.

Yes! Kinjari allows you to select which streaming platforms and stores you want to distribute your music to. You can choose all 100+ platforms or pick specific ones that align with your genre and audience.

Yes! Kinjari includes Beatport distribution for electronic music producers at no extra cost. Beatport is included in your $3/month subscription.

Yes! Kinjari distributes your music to TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook, and other social media platforms so users can create content with your music. This is a powerful way to grow your audience organically.

Yes! You retain 100% ownership of your music, masters, and copyrights when you distribute with Kinjari. We simply act as your distributor to get your music onto streaming platforms. You can leave Kinjari anytime and take your music with you.

Generally, no. Using multiple distributors for the same release can create duplicate entries on streaming platforms, which violates most platforms' terms of service. However, you can use different distributors for different releases or albums.

If someone makes a copyright claim against your music, Kinjari provides support to help resolve the issue. Make sure you have proper documentation proving you own the rights to your music. Our support team can guide you through the dispute process.

YouTube ContentID is YouTube's automated copyright detection system that scans all videos uploaded to the platform and identifies when your music is used. When enabled, you can monetize any video that uses your music, even if you didn't upload it yourself.

Yes, Kinjari includes YouTube ContentID for all users at no extra cost.

Yes! You can easily migrate from any music distributor to Kinjari. To keep your stream counts and playlist placements, make sure to use the same ISRC and UPC codes when uploading to Kinjari.

You will need to upload your releases to Kinjari first, wait for them to go live, then take down the old releases from your previous distributor. Its that simple!

Streaming royalties are calculated based on the number of streams your music receives and each platform's per-stream rate. Kinjari pays out 90% of all royalties earned. You can request withdrawal once you reach the $5 minimum threshold. Use our streaming royalties calculator to estimate your potential earnings.

We calculate royalties and credit them to your account as soon as we receive them from stores. Once you reach the $5 minimum you can request a payout via your account.

Kinjari accepts high-quality WAV or FLAC files for music uploads. We recommend 16-bit or 24-bit audio with a sample rate of 44.1kHz or higher for the best sound quality on streaming platforms.

If you cancel your Kinjari subscription, your music will remain live in all platforms and stores. We won't take your music down just because you don't have a subscription. That's not very nice!