Distribute your catalog
across Latin America.

You need three things the global stores alone will not give you: the domestic and telco-bundled platforms where a large share of Latin American listening actually happens, Spanish-language metadata that matches how listeners search, and payout rails that work in the region. ToneGrid delivers a single upload to Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and Deezer alongside Claro Música, Trebel and iMusica, with territory set per release and monthly royalty reporting in one engine.

Latin America was the fastest-growing region in the world in 2025, up 17.1% according to the IFPI Global Music Report 2026, against a 6.4% global average. Brazil and Mexico now both rank among the global top ten recorded music markets. Globally, recorded music reached USD 31.7 billion with 837 million paid subscription users.

Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, TikTok and Tidal region-wide; Claro Música across the telco-bundled América Móvil footprint; Trebel in Mexico and the wider region; iMusica in Brazil; and Pandora and iHeartRadio for the US Latin audience. All of it sits inside the same 220+ store network and the same release workflow.

Yes, and not only for translation. Accented characters must survive the delivery intact, featured-artist credits need to follow the conventions urbano listeners search with, and a release aimed at Spain should be configured as its own territory rather than folded into a LatAm bundle. Brazil is a separate language market: Brazilian Portuguese metadata, not Spanish. ToneGrid carries parallel language fields so one release can carry all of it.

You do. Every release stops in your own QC queue and only your team can approve it. The platform supplies the evidence, not the verdict: audio fingerprinting results, AI label-copy findings, artwork and lyric flags, DDEX validation errors and a territory-versus-rights cross-check, each severity-tiered with a full audit trail. Nothing is auto-approved and nothing is delivered on your behalf. ISRCs are issued at the moment your team approves rather than at submission.

Statements are produced monthly by store, territory, track and payee, with splits applied automatically down through sub-labels and featured artists. Payouts run 10 to 15 days after the earning month closes, in USD, converted at the interbank rate on the payment date. Wire, PayPal and Payoneer are available, and the minimum payout from you to your own artists is configurable and can be set as low as one dollar, which matters in markets where per-artist balances are small but frequent.

No. Spain shares the language but not the rights environment, the collecting-society landscape or the royalty economics. Territory is set per release and per store on ToneGrid, so Spain can carry its own grant, its own release date and its own reporting line while sharing the same Spanish-language metadata as the rest of the catalog.

Yes. ToneGrid is white-label infrastructure. Your artists and sub-labels sign in to your platform, on your domain, with your logo and your terms, and never see an underlying vendor name. The artist portal runs in 19 languages including Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, so a Spanish-speaking roster never has to work in English.