wavbeeOS
Run a music business on infrastructure that already runs one.
Release, deliver, account for and pay out a whole catalogue from one system — under your own brand if you want it.
Who is it for?
Distributors launching or replacing a white-label service; labels and label groups; catalogue owners who want the work done for them; and developers building on the API. It replaces the licensed dashboards, spreadsheets and separate tools most music businesses stitch together today.
For distributors
Launch your own music distribution service.
- Your brand & domain
- Your artists' accounts & billing
- Your distribution route
White-label platform
For labels
Your label's releases, royalties and artists, in one place.
- Your catalogue, in one record
- Releases checked before they go out
- Delivery on your terms
Labels & label groups
For catalogue owners
Your catalogue, run for you.
- Onboarding & migration
- Metadata & delivery
- Royalties & payouts
Managed services
For developers
Drive distribution from your own systems.
- A documented REST API
- Keys you control
- Test without risk
Developer API
See it running
One artist's dashboard, under three different brands. Switch the brand and the whole application follows: the logo, the colour and the address the artist signs in at.
Home
Mira Solace[email protected]Night Bloom
Single · Sample release
- Draft
- In review
- Delivering
- Live
Available to withdraw
$312.40
Sample figure
WithdrawYour music
This is one of your artists signed in to your platform — their name, their releases and their balance (sample figures), on your domain and under your mark. Rebuilt from the current artist app, down to the 7.5% white the active nav item uses. Your colour appears where the product spends it: the logo, the active nav marker and the buttons.
Capabilities at a glance
Catalogue & delivery
Releases, credits and codes in one record, delivered to 400+ addressable platforms.
Rights & royalties
Statements from any reporting party, pushed to every artist's earnings.
Payouts & billing
Monthly payouts with a permanent log, and invoices with GST.
Release QC
Every track checked for content matches before approval; automated metadata, artwork and audio checks in build.
Creative & audience
Cover art, synced lyrics, smart links and pitching, inside the release.
API & integrations
A public REST API, webhooks and a sandbox that can never reach a store.
Built and run by a working distributor.
- Operating as a distributor
- Since 2018
- Artists on the platform
- 3,000+
- Labels on the platform
- 700+
Three ways to run it
On our supply chain
Use the platform and our delivery relationships
On your contract
Keep the distribution agreement you already hold
On your partner's API
The entire system, built on the API you already have access to
Questions
What is wavbeeOS?
The software wavbee's own distribution business runs on, offered to other music companies. Inside it: catalogue and metadata, store delivery, release review, rights and publishing metadata, royalty processing, payouts, creative tools and a support desk.
How many platforms can the system deliver to?
Reach is a function of the relationships you hold rather than a limit in the software. Through aggregator and partner routes the addressable network runs past 400 platforms and sub-platforms worldwide — including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon, Deezer, TikTok, Tidal, JioSaavn, Boomplay and Anghami — and each account enables exactly the destinations it wants its clients to see.
What is automated release quality control?
An automated pass over a release before it is delivered: metadata checked against the stores' style guides, artwork inspected, and audio analysed for silence, clipping, loudness and misdeclared resolution. It is being built now. Today every release passes the builder's own validation and a person's review before it reaches a store.
Does the platform cover music publishing?
Publishing metadata, yes: writers, publishers, societies and shares are captured on every track and delivered with it. Works administration is the next major expansion — works as records in their own right, society registration through the partners the client already works with, and mechanical and performance income in the same royalty pipeline.
Why choose this over an established platform?
Two reasons. The software is recent: the artist-facing and admin interfaces were designed this decade, not carried over from an older product. And the people who build it also run a distributor on it, so a feature you need is a conversation with them rather than a place in a queue.
Who owns wavbee?
wavbee is independent and is not owned by a major label. Who owns your infrastructure decides who can see your catalogue, and platforms in this market do change hands.
Tell us what you are building.
Whether you are launching a distributor, outgrowing the platform you licence today, or running a label that has become an operations problem — write to us and describe it. We will tell you what fits, what does not, and what is still being built.
Every conversation starts here. There is no price list on this site — what this costs depends entirely on what you need it to do.