MBX FlowYour music. Your fans. Your data.
Smart links, download gates, an artist card and a fan list you actually own — inside the MBX Flow you already run, published worldwide at mbxartists.com.
Everyone sells you half of a release.
Releasing a track needs two things: somewhere for people to land, and somewhere to tell them it exists. The tools you are choosing between each do one of them.
The gate and link tools
Hypeddit, Linkfire, ToneDen, Feature.fm.
They build the destination: a page for the release, a gate that trades the track for a follow, a list of fans. What none of them do is publish. Not one posts to your social networks — you still open every app and paste the link by hand, every time.
The schedulers
Buffer, Hootsuite, Later.
They handle distribution: write once, push it everywhere, read the numbers. They know nothing about a release — no smart link, no gate, no fan list — and most of them bill you for every channel you connect.
MBX Flow with the Artists add-on
One workspace, one bill.
Build the gate and the smart link, then announce them across fifteen networks from the same screen that made them. The link you create is the link you publish, so nothing is pasted by hand and the clicks, unlocks and engagement all land in one place.
The usual setup, priced out.
An artist who wants both halves today buys them separately. Here is what that comes to at the prices those companies publish themselves.
Hypeddit Pro, their published rate. Their Basic tier is $10 and Elite is $100; a free Rookie tier exists once the Pro trial ends. Publishes to no social network at all.
Buffer at its published $5 per channel, for the ten a working artist tends to run — Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, YouTube and the rest. Knows nothing about your release.
A plan plus the Artists add-on, on one licence key and one dashboard — and the ten accounts above are nowhere near the limit, so the eleventh costs nothing extra.
That is $70 a month, $840 a year, for two tools that never speak to each other: you build the link in one, paste it into the other, and the numbers never meet. Neither of them can tell you that the post which drove the unlocks was the Tuesday one.
Prices read from hypeddit.com/pricing and buffer.com/pricing in August 2026.
Three steps between a new track and a page fans can find.
Fill in your artist profile once
Name, bio, photo, socials, music platforms, merch and tour dates. Everything you build after this starts pre-filled — and stays in sync when you change it.
Build the page in a minute
An Artist Card for you, a Smart Link for a release, or a Gate that trades a download for real engagement. Paste one track URL and autoscan does the rest.
Publish it, then read the numbers
One click puts it on the public web at mbxartists.com/you. Views, clicks, unlocks, countries and traffic sources come straight back to your dashboard.
Everything a release needs, from one dashboard.
One profile, every page
Write your bio once. Every page pulls from your profile automatically — and the changes you make on a single page are never overwritten by the sync.
Smart Links in seconds
Paste one track or album URL and autoscan finds the same release everywhere else. Pick the platforms to keep, add anything it can’t reach by hand, done.
An Artist Card, not a link list
Photo, bio, socials and a button per platform, with gradient themes, a share row, a More Music grid of your releases, tour dates and a QR code for flyers.
Play it before they leave
Embed a real player on a release page — Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, Deezer or Audiomack — on the local copy and the worldwide one alike.
Download & Link Gates
Trade a reward for real engagement: email capture, visit steps, optional donations, opening and closing dates, or a hard cap on copies. The reward URL is never exposed in the page source.
A fan list you own — really
Fan emails belong to you, not to us — we never rent, sell or market to them. Consent recorded word for word, one-click CSV export, one-click erase.
Published worldwide at mbxartists.com/you
Your pages and gates go live on a global edge network with one click. Only the page a fan is meant to see ever goes public — drafts and analytics stay private to your account.
Audience tracking, five platforms
Spotify, Audiomack, Deezer, SoundCloud and Mixcloud followers snapshotted daily, with growth, trends and the next milestone — down to plays and likes per individual track. No fan logins required.
Publish to Mixcloud
Upload full shows — up to 1 GB — straight from the dashboard, with tags and artwork, and pull the play counts back in.
Tracking pixels, set once
Enter your ad pixel IDs a single time in Settings and they fire on every public page and gate you own. Nothing to paste into each page, nothing to forget.
Photos without leaving the editor
Search free, properly licensed photography for your page backgrounds from inside the editor — the photographer credit is printed on the page for you.
Set up once, in one place
Every key and connection lives on a single Settings page, each with a direct link and a step-by-step guide. Diagnostics tells you at a glance that it is all healthy.
Four views of the same honest numbers.
Every figure is measured, never estimated — counted by your own pages, local and worldwide added together, over 7, 30 or 90 days. Country and city counts come from the hosted copies only, and no IP address or visitor identifier is ever stored.
Music Analytics
The overview: visits, clicks, unlocks, new fans, followers and plays — plus both funnels, page → click and gate → unlock → email.
Audience
The people: followers per platform, the email list your gates built, and the countries and cities your hosted pages actually reach.
Performance
The content: every page, gate, button, track and Mixcloud show, ranked — including where the traffic came from.
Intelligence
The same numbers read out loud: what is working, what stalled, what to fix next — with the figure behind every statement.
Others give you a landing page. MBX Flow gives you the whole pipeline.
Hypeddit-style tools are a destination — they publish to zero networks. MBX Flow is distribution — 16 platforms from one dashboard. For Artists puts both halves in one product: create the link, gate the download, grow the list, and push it everywhere.
The page and the promotion, together
Link tools publish to zero networks. MBX Flow publishes to 16. Create the page, then push it everywhere from the same dashboard, on a schedule.
A loop only one product can close
Because the same system writes the post, shortens the link and hosts the page, you can see which post drove which click. Two vendors can never tell you that.
Your fan list is one click from leaving
The fans you collect are yours: a single button exports the whole list as a CSV you can take anywhere, and anything you published can be unpublished or deleted just as easily.
No second vendor, no second bill
It rides the license key you already have. No separate account, no per-page fee. If you don’t make music, nothing changes for you.
Two tools, two halves — or one that does both.
The gate builders own the destination. The schedulers own the distribution. Releasing a track needs both, which is why so many artists pay for one of each and copy links between them by hand.
| Gate & link tools | Social schedulers | MBX Flow + Artists | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smart link for the release | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Download & link gates | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Publishes to your social networks | — | ✓ | ✓ 15 networks |
| Announces the release for you | — | You paste the link | One click from the page |
| Where the fan list lives | Their platform | — | Your workspace |
| Fan emails sent from your own provider | — | — | ✓ |
| Public charts for releases | Some | — | ✓ |
| Post performance and audience analytics | Link clicks only | ✓ | ✓ both |
| Bills you separately from your publishing tool | ✓ | ✓ | One plan, one add-on |
Gate & link tools here means Hypeddit, Linkfire, ToneDen and Feature.fm; schedulers means Buffer, Hootsuite and the rest. Based on what each publishes about itself, August 2026.
Where they are still ahead of us
Hypeddit will take a budget and run the ad campaign on Spotify, YouTube and TikTok for you — a real product we do not have an equivalent to today. They also have years of traffic behind their charts, while ours are new, and a coaching community if that is what you are looking for. Worth knowing before you decide.
Attaches to any paid plan.
MBX Flow for Artists rides on the same license key as your Pro, Studio or Enterprise plan — no second account, no second bill. If you don't make music, nothing changes for you.
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