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Your release is checked by a human and delivered to Deezer within one business day.
Release your music on Deezer across every territory it operates in, handled end to end by a human distribution team.
To get your music on Deezer, distribute through Unchained Music. Releases typically go live within 24 hours to 7 days.
Your release is checked by a human and delivered to Deezer within one business day.
You keep everything Deezer pays out. No cut taken on your streams.
Artwork, credits and metadata delivered to Deezer spec the first time.
The same four steps for every release, whichever stores you send it to.
Sign up and pick the plan that fits. Grow is one artist profile, Pro is three and adds editorial pitching.
Audio, artwork and the metadata that travels with them: titles, credits, release date and rights.
Select Deezer at store selection, along with everywhere else you want the release to land.
A person checks the release before it leaves. It typically appears on the platform within 24 hours to 7 days.
Updated August 2026
Five questions, answered for this platform specifically.
Deezer ingests new releases through approved distributors that deliver audio files, artwork, and standardized metadata. After processing, the music appears in Deezer’s global library and becomes available across regions where Deezer operates.
Deezer requires high quality audio and clean, consistent metadata including titles, genres, credits, and release dates. Distributors ensure submissions follow Deezer’s formatting standards to avoid delays or errors during ingestion.
Yes. Deezer for Creators provides insights into streams, audience demographics, playlists, and engagement trends. Artists can use the platform to understand how listeners interact with their music across Deezer’s ecosystem.
Deezer accepts alternate versions as long as each has its own ISRC and accurately labeled metadata. These versions are grouped within the artist’s catalog, making it easy for fans to explore different recordings or edits.
Deezer pays royalties based on stream counts and subscription tiers, with earnings reported to distributors according to region and listener activity. Artists receive payouts through their distributor once Deezer issues monthly or quarterly statements.
