Start distribution for $0/year, then add support when it matters.
SRS gives independent artists a free path into distribution with an 85% artist split, plus optional services for release planning, assets, marketing, and delivery.
Distribution is the start. The rollout is where artists feel the difference.
The May 2026 competitive read is clear: distribution access is crowded, while hands-on release support is becoming the premium lane. Signal Room Society makes that lane visible from the first page.
Free should not mean unsupported
Many artists need distribution access first and professional help later. SRS keeps those decisions separate: distribution can start free, while paid services remain available for artists who want a stronger rollout.
Designed around release readiness
The platform guides artists through metadata, artwork, audio, collaborators, and terms before submission, so release problems are easier to catch before they reach stores.
The Booth adds a retention layer
Artists planning multiple releases can join The Booth for service savings and priority support without changing the free distribution lane.
Clear before the first upload.
Is free distribution really $0/year?
Yes. The distribution lane is positioned as $0/year. The revenue model is the artist split plus optional paid services and Booth membership.
Are paid services required?
No. Paid services are available when an artist wants help with mastering, artwork, video, marketing, or rollout planning.
How is this different from a subscription distributor?
SRS focuses on distribution plus hands-on release support instead of only selling annual upload access.