For Musicians
Your music. Your data. Your co-operative.
The Pack is the only streaming service in Australia where the artists actually own the platform. Not in the loose, marketing-brochure sense of "artist-first." In the real, registered-co-operative, one-member-one-vote sense, the kind that shows up in legal documents, not just taglines. Here's what that means for you.
What you get
Seventy percent of every subscription from listeners who stream your tracks, direct, and forever, not until a threshold kicks in or a label takes its cut first. Free to upload, with no aggregator fees and no gatekeepers deciding whether you're worth hearing. Full ownership of your music, your data, and every creative decision that shapes them. Geo-fenced local discovery, so your music reaches the listeners, venues, and businesses in your own area before it has to compete with the rest of the world. The option to upgrade to an artist page for forty dollars a year, if you want to sell music, merch, and gig tickets straight from it. And a seat in the co-operative itself: voting rights, member forums, and an actual say in how the platform evolves, because it's yours to shape.
What you agree to
Joining The Pack means joining a co-operative, and that comes with real obligations alongside the rights. Every member agrees to the co-op rules, which live in full in The Library. The short version: original, human-made music only, no AI-generated content, professional-quality recordings, and a genuine commitment to the values of the community you're joining. Stanley takes this part fairly seriously. It's the whole reason any of this works.