Zoningo Recensioni 

No wahala with the first upload. I put the song, artwork and information, submitted it and waited for review. The track entered the stores that week.

My experience with Zoningo has been extremely disappointing. My account was terminated without a clear explanation, and despite contacting them multiple times, I have not received a proper response or resolution.

I was communicating with Christian, but my concerns remain unanswered. For an independent artist, having your distribution account terminated without clear communication is extremely serious, especially when royalties and music rights are involved.

I strongly recommend artists do their due diligence, carefully review the agreement, and keep records of all communications and royalty statements before working with this company.

THIS IS A SCAM

I manage releases myself and don't want another tool that requires a tutorial just to upload a song. This one is pretty easy to understand. The dashboard gives me the information I actually check: release status, store delivery and royalties.

Very easy for a first release. I expected plenty forms but it was just the important information. Finished everything without needing support.

I like that I can choose the stores instead of sending the release somewhere blindly. spotify and apple music mattered most to me, while tiktok was useful for promoting clips. Having all of them handled from one submission saved time.

What sold me was the catalog policy. I don't want to keep an annual subscription alive forever just because I released three tracks years ago. Knowing eligible music can stay available after moving down to the free tier is a big reason I'm using it.

The human review is something I actually appreciate. My release didn't just disappear into an automatic system after I pressed submit. I could follow its status and knew it was being checked before delivery. For independent artists doing everything themselves, that extra check can help.

The pricing suits independent releases much better for me. I can use free when money is tight and upgrade when I'm earning enough to care about keeping every percentage. There is no pressure to pay before I've even tested the platform.

I have a small catalog across a few artist names, so the label plan was the better fit. $59.99 for the year is manageable and I don't lose a percentage of eligible royalties on the paid tier. Managing everything together has also cut down the admin work.

I started with the free tier because I wasn't ready to pay for distribution yet. Giving up 20% is fair enough for me while I'm small because there was no upfront cost. Once the numbers make sense I'll probably move to the artist plan and keep the full royalty share.

My release was eventually sorted out, but support took around a day to come back when I had a question about the metadata. I would have preferred a faster reply because the song was already scheduled. Apart from that, the distribution itself worked.

I moved to the artist plan after trying free for two releases. Starting without paying let me see whether the service worked for me first. Nw that my streams are growing I prefer keeping 100%, so the yearly payment makes more sense.

My music is partly AI assisted so finding a distributor that was comfortable with that mattered to me. I submitted the track with the correct details and it went through review normally. Nice to have somewhere that doesn't treat AI creators like they automatically did something wrong.

I started uploading my music on the site in 2023 and everything was going well until the following year where I was denied access to my account, the site kept on saying wrong password and when I pressed the forgot password button the password reset instruction email arrive with an expired session. I tried writing emails to them but never got any response till this day.

I love this company... Been with them since like 2020 when they first started And only had like 17 artists distributor through the platform.. They pay well... And the owner is very responsive.. You can hit them up on Instagram or Facebook...