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White-Label Distribution Setup

Updated July 2026.

Yes — LabelGrid supports white-label distribution. On every plan your own label and artist names appear on the stores instead of LabelGrid’s, and the LabelGrid REST API lets distributors build a fully branded platform on top of LabelGrid’s delivery, catalog, and royalty infrastructure. This guide explains what white-label includes and how to set it up.

For the developer reference, see the API Overview and the API documentation. For distribution basics, see Distribution.

CapabilityDetail
Your brand on the storesYour label and artist names — with your ℗ and © credits — appear on DSPs, not “distributed by LabelGrid”
Custom label nameA custom record label name on releases is available on all plans
White-label reportingIncluded from the Pro plan
Branded platform buildBuild your own branded front end and workflows on the REST API (API plans)
SandboxA sandbox environment for testing API integrations
Multi-label managementManage multiple labels and artists under your own brand (label limits scale by plan)

White-label distribution means the customer’s own identity — not the distributor’s — is what listeners and stores see.

  • Your label and artist names appear on the DSPs. The label you select on a release shows as that release’s label on Spotify, Apple Music, and other platforms, and appears in the ℗ (P-line) and © (C-line) copyright credits. LabelGrid does not substitute its own name for your label or artist credits.
  • You keep the customer relationship. Your artists and labels sit under your brand. LabelGrid provides the delivery, catalog, and royalty engine behind the scenes.

This is the default behavior on every plan, so even a single-label customer distributes under their own imprint.

The LabelGrid REST API is white-label capable: distributors and platforms build their own branded product on top of LabelGrid.

  • Programmatic distribution. Create and manage releases, artists, and catalog through the API, and automate delivery workflows for large catalogs.
  • Your own front end. You build the branded interface your customers use; LabelGrid handles the underlying distribution and royalty processing.
  • Sandbox for testing. A sandbox environment lets you develop and test integrations before going live.
  • Documentation. The API reference is at api.labelgrid.com.

From the Pro plan upward, LabelGrid includes white-label reporting, so the royalty and analytics reports you share carry your branding rather than LabelGrid’s. This lets labels and distributors present statements to their own artists under their own identity.

  1. Decide your setup. A custom label name and branded store presence work on any plan. A branded platform or reseller setup needs an API plan.
  2. Enable API access. API plans include full API access and a sandbox. See the API Overview to get started.
  3. Contact LabelGrid. For a fully branded reseller or white-label platform setup, contact LabelGrid to confirm the current options and match them to the right plan.

”Does LabelGrid offer white-label distribution?”

Section titled “”Does LabelGrid offer white-label distribution?””

Yes. Every LabelGrid plan puts your own label and artist names on the stores rather than LabelGrid’s, and the LabelGrid REST API lets distributors build a fully branded platform on top of LabelGrid. For a fully branded reseller setup, contact LabelGrid to confirm the current options.

”Whose name appears on the DSPs — mine or LabelGrid’s?”

Section titled “”Whose name appears on the DSPs — mine or LabelGrid’s?””

Your own label and artist names appear on the stores, along with your ℗ and © copyright credits. LabelGrid is the delivering distributor behind the scenes and never substitutes its own name for your label or artist credits.

”How do I build my own branded distribution platform?”

Section titled “”How do I build my own branded distribution platform?””

Use the LabelGrid REST API, which is white-label capable: you build your own branded front end and workflows while LabelGrid handles delivery, catalog, and royalty infrastructure. A sandbox environment is available for testing, and the API documentation is at api.labelgrid.com.

”Which plan do I need for white-label reporting and a branded platform?”

Section titled “”Which plan do I need for white-label reporting and a branded platform?””

White-label reporting is included from the Pro plan. Building a fully branded platform on the API requires an API plan (Starter API and up). Contact LabelGrid to match your setup to the right plan.

”Can I resell distribution to my own artists and labels under my brand?”

Section titled “”Can I resell distribution to my own artists and labels under my brand?””

Yes — this is what the API plans and multi-label limits are designed for. You manage your artists and labels under your own brand, and LabelGrid provides the underlying delivery, catalog, and royalty engine. Contact LabelGrid to discuss reseller setup and verify current terms.

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