What do Artists get?

Artists make money with their music.

One GoGoods® Cloud Collectible™ (GCC) Album sale at $18 is equal to 5,140 streams. Artists can sell, and still stream.

Artists pay absolutely nothing.

Artists pay absolutely noting, nada, zilch, zip. GoGoods makes money when Artists make money. Providing them with 70% of sale revenue.

Artists receive secondary income for the first time.

Rights holders will make money with every transfer of ownership, forever (e.g. resale, gift, will).

In addition to your first sale, every single time your GCC EP or Album is sold, re-sold or changes hands, you make money. Forever. And, this is just the beginning of a new era in music. Even as important, your fans are your fans. With their permission, you have full access to them.

Meet the Artists.

Tony Levin

Fusion, Rock

Leslie Mendelson

Indie Pop

Big Mouth Barry

Punk, Rock, Ska

Sixpence None the Richer

Adult Alternative

Tin Drum Family Band

Alternative Folk

MRS. HENRY

Rock

Tim Snider

Indie Pop

Della Chase

Singer/Songwriter

Jimmie's Chicken Shack

Rock

Mary Shelley

Punk Rock

Stunna Lorenzana

Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B

Jay Putty

Singer/Songwriter

Night Crickets

Rock

Rain Parade

Indie Rock

Sid Griffin

American Trad Rock

Crypto Knight

Rock

M877

Rock

Screaming Trees

Alternative

Pete Hopkins

Pop

Nick Phoenix

Hard Rock

Fernando Perdomo

Rock

Whitney Lyman

Pop, Rock, Indie, Alternative

Johanna Stahley

Rock

Activ8te

Dance

Jeremy & The Harlequins

Alternative

REC

Rock

Daniel Lew

Singer/Songwriter

Brie Stoner

Alternative

J.P. Hopfelt

Rock

TOMMYGUNN

Rock

Broken Gold

Rock

Komorebi

Pop Rock

PEELANDER-Z

Alternative

Lianna Strange

Electronic

View our first Artists Join the Lineup

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this cost me anything?

Not a penny. No set-up fees. No hidden fees.

What do I earn per resale of my album?

Receive 70% of sales income - forever - based upon a 13.5% fee of the album sales price (or minimum flat fee of $2.44 if $18 or under).

Who owns the rights to my music?

You own all the right to your music. You only provide a similar license to your music as people who buy physical goods. They will have the ability to sell, resell and give away. BUT, unlike physical goods, you are paid every single time that new ownership occurs. Forever.

Why do people have to be invited to GoodTunes?

We’re rolling this out slowly to ensure that we’ve created the most amazing experience for all fans before we open up the GoodTunes Store to everyone.

What do I earn per sale of my album?

Receive 70% of sales income (e.g. sell an album for $20, get $14).

Why do people have to be invited to GoodTunes?

We’re rolling this out slowly to ensure that we’ve created the most amazing experience for all fans before we open up the GoodTunes Store to everyone.

What if none of my music is available on any streaming service or digital storefront?

Any album not currently featured on a DSP (e.g. Spotify or Apple Music) will be able to be played via the free GoodTunes player (available on web, Apple Store or Google Play).

How does GoodTunes work?

Simple. You get invited by one of your favorite artists. Or, you can sign up with us and we can invite you to artists as they are launched. Once invited, you create an account, and buy the album. Then, you can play it on our free player.

How much do they cost?

Most EPs are around $15. Albums around $25. But, unlike old-fashioned digital music that only allows you to buy it (and it's illegal to resell it or give it away), you can resell your GoodTunes music or even hand it down to your kids.

Are there monthly fees?

No, you can register and use the platform for free. The only costs are related to the purchase of music.

Where can I play my music?

We created a built-in player so you can play all your songs, even (and specially) the exclusive ones or that haven’t been released into streaming yet.

How does GoodTunes benefit my favorite artist?

Currently Artists earn 3/10 of a penny on a stream that is listened to more than 30 seconds. If it's 29 seconds or less, not only does the Artist get paid $0.00, but they may lose their place in the streaming service's algorithm. With GoodTunes an Artist will earn around $13 of immediate income! At the same time, fans get a limited edition collectible of the music they love.

Is there a GoodTunes app?

Yes. However, we have temporarily removed it from the App Stores to refresh it. It will reappear in mid-Sept 2024.

Introducing the first Music format to offer Full Personal Use Rights, since the CD.

ARTISTS

Artists earn more. Fans get value. Music wins.

GoGoods® offers fans with the same Full Personal Use Rights they’ve always enjoyed with their physical music — but, were denied with their digital music for the past 21+ years.

Show me the money.

What the lawyers told us we have to say: The calculations are no guarantee of these exact sales. Results may vary. (but, we think we're pretty close).

What do Artists get?

Artists make money with their music.

Artists pay absolutely nothing.

Artists receive secondary income for the first time.

In addition to your first sale, every single time your GCC EP or Album is sold, re-sold or changes hands, you make money. Forever. And, this is just the beginning of a new era in music. Even as important, your fans are your fans. With their permission, you have full access to them.

Meet the Artists.

Tony Levin

Tony Levin

Fusion, Rock

Leslie Mendelson

Leslie Mendelson

Indie Pop

Big Mouth Barry

Big Mouth Barry

Punk, Rock, Ska

Sixpence None the Richer

Sixpence None the Richer

Adult Alternative

Tin Drum Family Band

Tin Drum Family Band

Alternative Folk

MRS. HENRY

MRS. HENRY

Rock

Tim Snider

Tim Snider

Indie Pop

Della Chase

Della Chase

Singer/Songwriter

Jimmie's Chicken Shack

Jimmie's Chicken Shack

Rock

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley

Punk Rock

Stunna Lorenzana

Stunna Lorenzana

Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B

Jay Putty

Jay Putty

Singer/Songwriter

Night Crickets

Night Crickets

Rock

Rain Parade

Rain Parade

Indie Rock

Sid Griffin

Sid Griffin

American Trad Rock

Crypto Knight

Crypto Knight

Rock

M877

M877

Rock

Screaming Trees

Screaming Trees

Alternative

Pete Hopkins

Pete Hopkins

Pop

Nick Phoenix

Nick Phoenix

Hard Rock

Fernando Perdomo

Fernando Perdomo

Rock

Whitney Lyman

Whitney Lyman

Pop, Rock, Indie, Alternative

Johanna Stahley

Johanna Stahley