Three subscriptions, one module.
Smartlinks, microsites and pre-saves for every release. The public-facing layer most labels run as three separate subscriptions, one for the links, one for the site, one for the pre-saves. Marquee is one module instead, wired into the catalog you already have.
The public layer is assembled from three vendors.
Most independent labels put the fan-facing side of a release together from three different products. Each one has its own subscription, its own interface, and its own per-release setup ritual.
The cost saving from collapsing them is the side effect. The point is that all three read the same release record, so a title fixed once is fixed everywhere a fan will see it.
Three things, automated per release.
All of them generated from the catalog metadata you already maintain.
One link per release that routes a fan to their preferred store. No pasting seven platform URLs into a caption; one link routes all of them.
Your label gets a microsite at your own address, branded with your palette and type, and every release gets a page generated from your catalog metadata. Always current, with no separate publishing flow.
One link ahead of release day that fans use to pre-save. On release day the saved release delivers to their library automatically, with no third-party scheduler and no manual deploy on the morning.
Built for the way labels already work.
Wired into your catalog. Smartlinks, the microsite and pre-saves all read the same release records you already maintain. Update a release title once and it updates everywhere fans see it.
Branded, not bolted on. The microsite uses your label's palette, type and voice automatically, and the smartlink pages match. The fan never lands on somebody else's branding.
One bill instead of three. Nine euro a month, on the same invoice as the rest of your stack, with no separate vendor relationships to maintain.
Pre-saves that fire themselves. They go off when the release goes live, so nobody has to remember to trigger them at nine in the morning.
For labels with a public-facing side.
If your releases live entirely inside the stores and you never post a link, skip it. If every release currently means a smartlink, a page update and a pre-save set up in three different places, this is the module that collapses that into one.
An add-on at 9 euro a month, on either plan. Default off. Toggle it on when you want it, off if your label does not need a public layer.