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“Bounce it, sleep on it, listen again tomorrow.”
LANDR is strong on mastering, samples and distribution. Aden is built around the team and the full release lifecycle, roster, demos, planning, fans and tours, with distribution and mastering on the roadmap.
Why Aden: Aden is built around the team and the release lifecycle, not a single production step.
| Feature | Aden | LANDR |
|---|---|---|
| Team & roster management | Included | Not included |
| Song & file storage | Included | Samples only |
| Demo review & feedback | Included | Not included |
| Release planning | Included | Not included |
| Tours & events | Included | Not included |
| Fan & contact CRM | Included | Not included |
| Streaming analytics | Included | Not included |
| Artist website & smart links | Included | Not included |
| Email campaigns | Included | Not included |
| Music distribution | Coming soon | Included |
| Mastering / production tools | Coming soon | Included |
| Web, desktop & mobile | Included | Included |
| Real-time collaboration | Included | Limited |
| Pricing model | Free plan + paid tiers | Subscription |
People
Teams, members, and the organisation that holds them
Catalogue
Tracks, versions, albums, playlists
Audio and files
Version files and project files
Yes. Like LANDR, Aden has desktop and mobile apps. It also brings team and roster management, demo review and feedback, release planning, tours and events, a fan and contact CRM, streaming analytics, an artist website and smart links, and email campaigns into the same workspace.
Aden includes team and roster management, demo review and feedback, release planning, tours and events, a fan and contact CRM, streaming analytics, an artist website and smart links, and email campaigns, which this comparison does not list for LANDR. Aden also has these as full features, where LANDR is listed with a qualifier: song and file storage (Samples only) and real-time collaboration (Limited).
Yes. On Aden, music distribution and mastering and production tools are coming soon, so keep LANDR for that and run the rest of the operation in Aden.
Bring people, catalogue, and audio and files over from LANDR, in that order. The guide is at aden.space/migrate, and an AI agent can run the move from the brief at aden.space/migrate.md.
Aden has a free plan, and paid plans from €5 a month. For LANDR, the comparison table lists: Subscription.
Aden is the all-in-one option. Next to LANDR, this comparison also covers DistroKid, TuneCore, and CD Baby for distribution.