Held together with DMs
- Links land in four different inboxes
- Nobody watching knows when they're up
- The only money plan is a sponsor who hasn't replied
- You spend the stream doing admin instead of listening
Go live, accept fan submissions, and get paid.
Keep streaming wherever your listeners already watch. AuxChord runs the submissions, the queue, and the payments beside it.
Pick your name, say what you review, set your skip prices. Two minutes, no card.
Bio, pinned comment, stream overlay. Songs start filling the queue before you go on.
Review down the list. Artists who want to be next buy a skip. You get paid after the session.
On every $100 an artist spends, you keep $85 here instead of $80 there. That extra $5 compounds with every submission.
At $1,000 per month for one year, a creator keeps $10,200 with AuxChord at a 15% platform fee, compared with $9,600 at a 20% platform fee: $600 more kept.
There's no minimum. A queue works on the ratio of artists who want your ears to time you have — not follower count. Smaller rooms usually convert better, because everyone in them chose to be there.
No. Keep streaming exactly where you stream now. AuxChord is the page beside it that collects submissions, holds the queue, and handles the money.
Only if you want them to. Most sessions run a free queue with optional paid skips, so anyone can get in and the artists in a hurry can move up. You set every price.
Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube links, or a straight MP3, WAV or M4A upload. You choose which of those are allowed per session.
Payouts run through Stripe to your bank account, with no minimum threshold to withdraw.
Join thousands of creators who are connecting with fans and earning through AuxChord.