Ditto Music

Accusing people of artificially streaming is something that I think would offend anyone. They have the nerve to do it because they don’t want to see anyone succeed. They don’t tell you who these culprits are who are claiming this then they want to threaten you. At this point you don’t have to suspend because I quit and will another platform to promote my music

I subscribed to Ditto Music because it was advertised as offering unlimited releases professional distribution and a clear processing window. My experience has not matched what was advertised. Before releasing a single song I scheduled four upcoming releases. All of them were original and professionally produced. Even with only four scheduled releases I received a warning telling me that I was uploading too much and that my account could face issues if I continued. This does not make sense on a plan that is marketed as unlimited. When I asked for clarity the explanations did not line up with the way the service is promoted. The platform advertises a seven to sixteen day processing window but support recommends uploading three to four weeks in advance. They also say uploads are unlimited but uploading too many can trigger restrictions. These two things do not match. What concerns me most is that the only consistent solution they offer is to pay for Priority Distro. The same upload volume that triggers warnings on the standard plan becomes acceptable if you pay extra. That creates the impression that the platform is structured to push users toward paid add ons rather than delivering the service that is advertised. I did not violate any guidelines. I did not upload spam or low quality audio. I simply scheduled four releases and that alone was treated as a problem. In my experience the service does not operate the way it is marketed. The unlimited releases claim feels misleading and the operational limitations are not disclosed upfront. Artists deserve transparency so they can choose a distributor that actually supports their workflow without hidden restrictions or pressure to upgrade.