TONTRIA Studio vs DISCO: sharing music privately
Both let you send music with a private link. DISCO is built around managing and pitching a catalog; TONTRIA Studio around getting feedback on songs that aren’t out yet. Here is what each one says it offers and what it costs, from their own public pages.
Information checked on 2026-10-12.
| What we compared | TONTRIA Studio | DISCO |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes (Starter), free for your next song | No free plan on its pricing page; it offers a free trial (the length isn’t stated there) |
| Paid plan price | Membership: USD 4.99 a month or USD 39.99 a year | Artist: $10.80 a month billed annually; Plus from $16.99 and Pro from $26.99 a month billed annually; Enterprise with custom pricing |
| Private links | Password, expiry date, downloads on or off and comments on or off; turn a link off at any time or schedule a drop | Password protection and expiring URLs on Pro and Enterprise |
| Comments at the exact second | Yes: click the waveform, reply, mention a teammate and mark as resolved | Not mentioned on its pricing page |
| Versions | Each song keeps its versions, with a note on what changed, and A/B comparison at the same loudness | Not mentioned on its pricing page |
| Who listened | Plays per link and per listener, plus a listening map of which parts were played | “Advanced playlist stats” on Plus, Pro and Artist |
| Catalog tools | Stems and attachments for each version | CSV catalog editing, custom fields, distributor ingestion and autotagging; paid add-ons for similarity search, lyric transcription and instrumentals (from $10 a month) and watermarking (from $29 a month) |
| Where you use it | In the browser | Web, plus iOS and Android apps linked from its site |
| Language of the app | Spanish today, English on the way (listening pages work for anyone) | The site is in English |
Choose DISCO if you manage a large catalog for pitching or sync and need metadata tools, autotagging, distributor ingestion or an API (Enterprise).
Choose TONTRIA Studio if what you need is feedback on unreleased songs: comments at the exact second, versions with a note on what changed, links that expire or open at a set time, and a listening map — with a free plan and the lower price of the two on the date above.
Both can change their plans: check their pages before you decide. For a label’s whole roster, see also TONTRIA for Labels.
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