A CD Baby alternative for artists investing in the release

Don't just move your music. Build the release around it.

Get $0/year distribution when you only need delivery. If you have a real release budget, Signal Room Society's Launch Packages put creative services, rollout support, and a shared release workspace around the music.

Signal Room Society is not affiliated with CD Baby. This page is for artists comparing release and distribution workflows.

Founder-led release support
Human release review
Private Session Room workflow
Keep ownership of your masters
The paid lane

Put the budget into the release — not just access to distribution.

Launch Packages are the primary SRS offer for artists who already know they want professional help around a release. Distribution stays available as the lower-friction lane when that is all you need.

Single Launch

A complete release desk for one serious single.

$399

Artists investing in one single who want the record polished, the visuals handled, the rollout organized, and the pitch prepared before release day.

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EP Launch

Up to three tracks, one coordinated release operation.

$699

Artists releasing a 2–3 song EP who want every track finished properly, campaign-ready artwork, smart-link setup, and one coordinated pitch plan.

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Breakout Launch

The boutique-label treatment for the release you are betting on.

$1,099

Artists treating this release as a career moment — mastered tracks, campaign artwork, release video, EPK, smart-link setup, and pitching in one managed pipeline.

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Why SRS

A different operating model for the artist who wants more hands on the release.

The point is not to make every artist buy services. The point is to give serious releases a cleaner place to get the work done.

Distribution is available without making it the whole product.

If delivery to stores is all you need, use the distribution lane. If the release also needs mastering, artwork, rollout assets, or hands-on review, SRS can keep that work attached to the same release instead of sending you to a stack of unrelated vendors.

Your Session Room keeps the work together.

Audio, lyrics, visual assets, comments, revisions, approvals, and service work can live around the project in one client workspace. The goal is less chasing links and more knowing exactly what is ready, what needs changes, and what happens next.

Built for artists with an actual release plan.

SRS makes the most sense when the release matters enough to check the details: final masters, artwork, metadata, timing, rollout assets, and the services you choose to invest in. You can start small, or use a Launch Package when you want several pieces handled together.

Frequently asked

Know what you are choosing before the release starts.

Is Signal Room Society affiliated with CD Baby?

No. Signal Room Society is an independent company. CD Baby is referenced only so artists comparing distribution options can understand how the SRS workflow is positioned.

Can I use SRS only for distribution?

Yes. SRS has a $0/year distribution lane for artists who only need delivery and release operations. Paid services and Launch Packages are optional.

What are Launch Packages for?

Launch Packages are for artists putting a real budget behind a release and wanting several parts of the rollout handled together instead of buying and coordinating every service separately.

What happens after I buy a Launch Package?

Your package moves into the SRS project workflow so files, feedback, revisions, approvals, and attached service work can be tracked around the release rather than scattered across email and file links.

Have a release budget? Start with the package, then build the project.

See the three Launch Packages, what each one includes, and the current bundle pricing. Prefer to keep it simple? Distribution is still available separately.