SoundCloud

SoundCloud provides tools and resources for artists to manage their music careers. These include subscription plans like the Artist Plan, offering limited uploads, basic distribution, and royalties, and the Pro Plan, which includes unlimited uploads, broader distribution, advanced audience insights, and additional features. Artists can monetize their tracks on SoundCloud and other platforms, earning royalties based on fan listening habits. The platform also enables music distribution to over 60 platforms, such as Spotify and Apple Music, and offers audience insights to help artists understand their listeners and connect with fans. These features aim to assist artists in creating, distributing, and promoting their music.

SoundCloud's privacy policy outlines how it collects, uses, and processes personal data from users of its platform, including through its website, apps, and other services. This includes data provided by users (like email addresses and profile information), data collected automatically (such as usage data), and data from third-party sources. It also explains how personal data is shared with affiliates and third parties, how cookies are used, and users' rights regarding data access and control. For detailed information, it's best to review the policy directly on its site.

SoundCloud is mainly used for streaming and sharing music, podcasts, and other audio content. It allows artists to upload and promote their work, while users can listen, like, and comment on tracks.

Content that violates copyrights, such as pirated music or unauthorized uploads, is prohibited. Additionally, hate speech, harassment, and explicit content may be flagged and removed.

SoundCloud’s offline functionality is limited; users with a paid subscription can download and listen to tracks offline through the app. Free accounts do not have this option.