Beta V1 is live For DJs, labels & A&R managers

One link.
Every demo and promo,
in one place.

Demos in email, promos in Instagram DMs, links in Discord and WhatsApp. Soundportal replaces the demo email in your bio with one link, and every submission arrives structured: artist, genre, BPM and type, playable on the spot. It isn't a platform anyone browses. It's an inbox, built for one job.

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The real Soundportal dashboard: a sidebar with six portals (event promos, label demos, premiere requests, a DJ contest and two private inboxes), and a track list with filters, BPM, genre tags and inline SoundCloud players.
The workflow

Watch a scattered mess become tonight's shortlist.

This is the real dashboard in one scroll: submissions come in through your links, land labeled in the right portal, get filtered, and play where they land.

01 / The mess

Five apps, zero structure

Promos in DMs, demos in email, links in Discord and WhatsApp. Every platform works differently, links expire, and nothing is searchable.

02 / One link per portal

Your portal replaces the demo email

Paste your links wherever the email used to live: one for label demos, one for event promos, right in your bio. Producers click, sign in with Google, and submit a SoundCloud link. That's the entire funnel.

03 / The right portal

Every track lands labeled, in the right portal

Artist, title, genre, BPM and type are attached on arrival. And nothing bleeds together: label demos land in the demo inbox while event promos and premiere requests file into their own portals.

04 / Filter

A hundred demos become an afternoon

Cut by genre, BPM range or type. Mark favorites, skip what's played. The queue shrinks to exactly what fits tonight's set.

05 / Play, download, reply

Listen inline, grab what you'll play

Tracks stream right in the dashboard, no new tabs. Download the ones you'll actually play, reply on the keepers, and producers see it in their history. Nobody is left guessing.

Beyond the inbox

A portal for every purpose, with its own rules.

One account runs as many portals as you need. Each has its own link, its own access rules, and its own clean space. Nothing bleeds together.

Multiple portals, one dashboard

A festival's promos here, the label's demo inbox there, a premiere series next to it. Every portal decides which submission types it accepts.

Awakenings promos Promo Label demo inbox Demo Premiere requests Premiere

Private inboxes

A private portal only receives music from people you added yourself. You add usernames one by one to the inbox. Even with the link only people you added can submit music.

@djnoir Added by you · can submit @shadowmoth Added by you · can submit @nullsignal Added by you · can submit Add username

Contest mode

Run a remix contest or a DJ contest with a real deadline. Entries land in their own portal and the door closes on time, automatically.

Collect on your phone, download at your desk

Hear something on the train and add it to your download queue. It waits there, across every portal, until you are back at the machine your music actually lives on.

Producers see where they stand

Senders get a history of every track they submitted: played, liked, downloaded, replied. No more sending music into a void, and fewer "did you get it?" follow-ups for you.

Played Liked Downloaded Replied

Email notifications

Choose exactly what you want to hear about. Toggle notifications for new submissions, producer replies, downloads, likes, and status updates so you only get what matters to you.

Embed on your website

Embed your portal directly on your website with a simple iframe. One link, full control, and visitors can submit tracks without leaving your page.

<iframe src="https://www.soundportal.app/embed/your-username/portal-name" width="100%" height="600" frameborder="0"></iframe>
The difference

Same demos. Half the friction.

Soundportal is not a demo platform. Nothing you receive is listed publicly, there is no feed to scroll and nobody is browsing for music. Producers don't join a network either — they open your link and send one track. It is the inbox you already run, with the mess taken out.

Demo email in your bio

  • Submissions scattered across DMs, email and cloud links
  • Expired transfers and broken Drive permissions
  • No genre, no BPM, no context. Just "check my track bro"
  • Tracks get missed; producers feel ignored

Soundportal link in your bio

  • One inbox. A dedicated portal per event, label or call
  • Every track arrives with artist, genre, BPM and type attached
  • Embedded players. Listen instantly, download when enabled
  • Reply in-app, and producers always know where they stand
Who it's for

Anyone on the receiving end of music.

One tool, five jobs. Pick the one that sounds like your week.

The DJ

Leans on most
Pricing

Simple plans for everyone.

Everyone can submit tracks for free, always. You only pick a plan if you're the one receiving music.

Free
€0 always
For your first portal
  • 250 tracks/month
  • 1 portal
  • Download tracking
  • Search & filter
  • Unlimited submissions (for others)
  • Team access
  • Custom portal branding
  • Contest mode
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ProfessionalFree during the beta
€0 for now
Pricing for premium features may be introduced after the beta
  • Unlimited tracks/month
  • Multiple portals
  • Advanced filters
  • Team access
  • Custom portal branding
  • Contest mode with deadlines
  • Feedback & replies
Claim early access

Everyone can submit unlimited tracks for free, always. Professional is free while Soundportal is in beta; what it will cost afterwards is not settled yet, and you will hear it from me before anything changes.

Questions

Questions, answered.

No. Soundportal is an inbox, not a platform. There is no feed, no discovery and no public listing — nothing you receive is visible to anyone but you. Producers aren't joining a network either: they open your link, send one track, and that's the extent of it. It replaces the demo address in your bio rather than adding another place to check.

Producers open the portal's upload link, sign in with Google, and paste a SoundCloud URL with BPM, genre and type. It appears in that portal as an embedded player, no file uploads or storage involved. Private SoundCloud links work too.

Yes, that's the whole idea. Spin up a separate portal for every purpose: a festival you're curating, a label's next V/A, a remix call, your radio show. Each has its own link and keeps submissions completely separate, so nothing gets mixed up. The Professional plan includes unlimited portals.

Yes, it's a one-click Google sign-in. Takes seconds and gives them a history view so they can see which tracks were played, liked, or replied to.

A private portal only accepts submissions from usernames you've approved. Even with the link, anyone not on your list can't submit. Useful for a trusted circle, a label's invited artists, or a curated roster.

Yes. Genre, BPM range, submission type, liked-only and unplayed-only, plus search by artist or track name.

No. It isn't indexed anywhere, just shared by you. Public portals accept anyone with the link; private ones are limited to your approved usernames.

Ready when you are

Retire your demo email. Keep the music.

One link in your bio. Every submission organized, playable and answered from day one.

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