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Producing AI music? Promote it free with Dynamoi

Free Smart Links, analytics and AI video creatives for every release, on any distributor. Real ad campaigns when you're ready, aimed at the streams that pay royalties.

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Free tools today. Campaigns that grow with you

  1. Free

    A Smart Link for every track

    One page that sends fans to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and more, wherever you released it.

  2. Free

    Video ads made from your release

    AI video creatives turn your cover art and track into vertical clips for Reels and Shorts, in ten styles.

  3. Paid plan

    Campaigns built for Spotify listeners

    Our team runs Instagram and Facebook ads optimized for Spotify listeners, not likes, and YouTube campaigns for the goal you pick. Analytics show what each one moved.

Starter is $25/month per artist, and every plan includes monthly campaign credit. Campaigns run from $10 a day.

How AI music earns royalties

  1. A fan streams your track
  2. The store pays your distributor
  3. Your distributor pays you

What services paid per 1,000 streams

Median per 1,000 streams across markets, from Dynamoi distribution statements, Jul 2026

ServiceMedian
Spotify$2.24
Apple Music$4.98
Amazon Music$6.07

Spotify pays only on tracks with at least 1,000 streams in the previous 12 months and a minimum number of unique listeners.

Royalty rates by country

What keeps an AI track earning

Commercial rights
Many AI tools grant them only for songs made on a paid plan.
Disclosure
Tell your distributor how you used AI when it asks.
Your own voice
Stores remove voice clones and impersonations of real artists.
Real listeners
Bought or bot streams can get a track removed and its royalties withheld.

Keep your distributor. Distribution is optional

Everything above works with the distributor you already use. If you want releases and promotion in one account, you can apply once your Spotify profile has both:

Spotify followers
1,000
monthly listeners
10,000

Plus Facebook, Instagram and YouTube connected.

  • AI-assisted music you disclose and hold the rights toCan apply
  • Fully AI-generated tracksReviewed by hand
  • Voice clones, soundalikes and impersonationRejected

Artists keep their masters and 90% of net receipts. How distribution works

Questions AI artists ask

Can I make money from Suno or Udio songs on Spotify?

Yes, when you hold commercial rights to the track and release it through a distributor that accepts AI music. Spotify pays for AI tracks like any other, and only on tracks with at least 1,000 streams in the past 12 months. Dynamoi helps you reach real listeners; it can't promise streams or royalties.

Are Dynamoi campaigns free?

No. Smart Links, analytics, growth audits and AI video creatives are free. Campaigns run on a plan: Starter is $25/month per artist, every plan includes monthly campaign credit, and campaigns run from $10 a day.

Do I have to switch distributors?

No. Campaigns, Smart Links and analytics work with music released through any distributor. Distribution through Dynamoi is optional.

Do you sell streams or playlist placements?

No. Dynamoi runs real ads on Meta and Google and reports what they did, including what didn't work. It never sells streams, followers or playlist placements.

Can I distribute fully AI-generated music with Dynamoi?

You can apply once your Spotify profile has 1,000 followers and 10,000 monthly listeners, with Facebook, Instagram and YouTube connected. Disclosed AI-assisted music qualifies when you control the rights. Fully AI-generated tracks get a manual review and may be rejected, and voice clones, soundalikes and impersonation are rejected. Meeting the bar lets you apply; it doesn't guarantee approval.

Do I need to disclose that I used AI?

For distribution through Dynamoi, yes: every release states how AI was used. Elsewhere, follow your distributor's AI disclosure rules; many ask for it at upload.

Can AI music earn songwriting royalties?

Streaming royalties for the recording flow through your distributor. Songwriting royalties from collection societies depend on human authorship, so fully AI-generated compositions often can't be registered.