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Data-Freak Machine is online music business software provided by FREAKSVILLE SPRL, positioned as “All-In Music Business Software.” It mainly serves music labels, self-producing artists, and independent producers, helping them centralize the management of label catalogs, music work data, metadata for digital distribution, contracts, sales reports, and royalty accounting.
Based on the available text, its core value goes beyond catalog management and covers a fairly complete back-office workflow for music labels: organizing assets by release, product, and track; supplying metadata and audio files from the company’s servers to digital platforms; generating label copy, release schedules, and catalogs; importing worldwide performing rights income and sales reports from online/offline distributors; and calculating remuneration, royalty splits, and recoupment based on rights-holder contracts. It also supports manufacturing and inventory tracking, contract storage, and income/cost reporting, making it suitable for teams with multiple releases, multiple rights holders, and multiple sub-labels.
Pricing is straightforward: 1 Label plus sub-labels costs €50/month excluding VAT, or €500/year excluding VAT. Annual billing effectively includes 2 free months. The terms state that a subscription can start with a 1-month free trial. Monthly plans are charged automatically by credit card, while annual plans are billed manually every 12 months. There is no cancellation fee, but fees for services already used or committed are generally non-refundable.
The product is a web-based application / online platform that requires a broadband connection and explicitly requires the Mozilla Firefox browser, which may limit some teams’ everyday usage habits. The text only mentions accounts, passwords, registration, and data export; it does not disclose multi-user collaboration, role-based permissions, approval workflows, APIs, or developer documentation. For third-party integrations, it only mentions digital platforms and distributor report imports, without listing specific platform names.
The terms describe it as a secure online platform and state that personal data is used for account and service management, is not sold to third parties, and that users have the right to access, correct, and delete their personal data. Belgian law applies. However, there is no clear SLA, backup policy, GDPR statement, or ISO/SOC certification mentioned. Data will be deleted after service usage ends, so users should use the built-in export function before migrating away.
It is suitable for independent labels, small music companies, and music teams with sub-labels and complex royalty-sharing arrangements. It is less suitable for organizations that require open APIs, granular permissions, large-scale enterprise compliance, or local Chinese-language support. Access from China is not disclosed in the text. Payment appears to be mainly by credit card and billed in euros, so teams should test network connectivity, invoicing/tax requirements, and payment methods before purchasing. Comparable options include Curve Royalty Systems, Reprtoir, LabelGrid, DISCO, or local music copyright/distribution management systems.
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