Beatro vs Bandcamp

A Bandcamp alternative where the store is yours

Bandcamp is a music marketplace with artist pages and a large community of fans who buy music there. Beatro is not a marketplace: it gives you your own website and store, so sales happen on your site, under your name.

In short

Bandcamp brings its own buyers and a much-loved community, and many artists keep it. Beatro suits artists who want their own site and store, paid on a subscription instead of a cut of each sale. Many artists use both.

Side by side

TopicBeatroBandcamp
What it isYour own artist website, store and promotion toolsA music marketplace with artist pages
How it chargesA monthly plan and 0% Beatro commission on sales; payment and fulfilment fees still applyA share of each sale; check their current terms
DiscoveryYou bring fans through your links, socials and searchFans can discover you inside Bandcamp
What you can sellDownloads, pay-what-you-want, bundles, merch and tickets from Pro; beat licences on StudioMusic and merch
Your brandYour own design, your own domain on ProPages in Bandcamp’s layout
Promotion toolsBio links, smart links, release pages, press kit and email campaignsFan following and updates inside Bandcamp
PriceBeatro has no free plan. Basic is €3.99 a month and Pro is €9.99 a month, each with a 7-day trial; see the pricing page for euro, pound and dollar prices.No monthly fee; a share of sales

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Moving to Beatro

Questions

Does Beatro take a cut of my sales?

No. Beatro takes 0% commission. Payment processing and print-on-demand fees still apply.

Can fans buy downloads on Beatro?

Yes, from Pro: paid and pay-what-you-want downloads, bundles and pre-orders that unlock on release day.

Can I use Beatro and Bandcamp together?

Yes. Many artists link to Bandcamp from their Beatro site and bio link.

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