Not directly through the standard commercial distribution pipeline. Here is how digital store pricing and free listening models work across our network:

**How Digital Platforms Handle Pricing**

* **Digital Download Stores (iTunes, Amazon, Beatport):** Commercial download stores enforce mandatory minimum retail price tiers per single or album. They do not support setting a permanent $0.00 / free download price for commercial master releases.

* **Streaming Services (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer):** While you cannot offer direct free downloads through DSPs, listeners on ad-supported tiers (such as Spotify Free or YouTube Music) can stream your music without purchasing it.

**Alternative Ways to Share Your Music for Free**

If you want fans, DJs, tastemakers, or radio programmers to download or listen to your tracks at no cost, you can utilize external direct-sharing channels:

* **Direct File Sharing:** Send uncompressed WAV/MP3 files directly to collaborators, curators, or radio stations via email.

* **Cloud Storage Links:** Host promo packs or early masters on cloud drives (such as Google Drive or Dropbox) and distribute private download links.

* **Open Streaming Platforms:** Upload directly to open-access platforms like SoundCloud or YouTube, enabling free global playback without commercial retail paywalls.

* **DistroVibe SmartLinks & Pre-Saves:** Build landing pages in your DistroVibe dashboard to aggregate all free and premium streaming links into one shareable hub for your audience.