For artists who already work with one
Hand your release admin to your AI assistant.
Setting up a release is an hour of typing: the same credits, the same country fields, the same blurb rewritten to a character count. Connect the assistant you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, anything that takes a custom connector — and it fills that in from your own files and notes, asking Audora what each field needs instead of guessing. You read what it wrote and you press Submit. The hour goes back to the music.
It knows what Audora needs.
- Every field, with its real limit — 500 characters here, 600 words there
- The exact lists to choose from, for genre, country and the rest
- The audio spec: WAV, FLAC or Apple Lossless from a production master
- Artwork checked before it is accepted, not after a store refuses it
It asks Audora what is required rather than guessing, so it fills in the right things the first time — and tells you what is still missing.
It asks you about the things only you know.
- Who wrote the song, who played on it, who produced it
- Where it was recorded, and who owns the copyright
- Whether it is a cover
- How the royalties split, and with whom
These are statements about real people and real money. A connected assistant is told to ask you rather than fill in something plausible, because a confident guess here is worse than an empty field.
What it can never do.
- Take a release down, or delete anything at all
- See or change your payout details
- Buy credits or change your plan
- Connect to, or post on, your social accounts
- Message your fans, or read their details
- Approve a promotion post
These are not permissions you decline. They are not built, so there is nothing to switch on. The full list is shown on the screen where you approve the connection, before you approve it.
You submit, and a person still reviews.
- An assistant prepares a draft; submitting is yours
- Every action it takes is recorded in your settings, in plain words
- You can disconnect it at any time, and its access ends immediately
- A real person at Audora reviews every release before it goes to stores
Nothing about the human review changes because an assistant helped with the typing. What Audora asks of the music is exactly what it asked before.
How to connect one.
- In your assistant, open its settings and add a custom connector
- Paste
https://audora.music/mcp— that is the whole setup - It sends you to Audora to approve what it may do, and you approve
- Manage or disconnect it afterwards under Settings › Agents
There is nothing to install and nothing to download — one address is the whole thing. Audora speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any assistant that supports custom connectors can use it.
Included from Starter and up, at no extra cost, on every paid plan. Having it on Starter is an introduction, and it may move up to Artist later — if you connect one while it is on your plan, we will tell you before anything changes. The free plan does not include it, the same as distribution.
Apply
Your music gets heard before you get assessed.
Audora is for people who put their soul in their music, whatever that music is — and we're musicians on your side of the table, here to get that music heard. Apply with a track and a few lines about what you're making; you usually hear back within one business day.
By application only. Any genre, finished or not. See plans.