Streaming Links

One page for a release that sends each fan to their streaming service.

A streaming link is a single page for a release that meets every fan where they already listen. One fan taps it and goes to Spotify, the next taps the same link and goes to Apple Music. You share one URL and everyone lands in the right place.

What you set up

When you build a streaming link, you fill in:

• Cover Art: the artwork for the release.

• Banner Text: an optional line that scrolls across the top of the page, good for a short note like "out now."

• Link Name: a name just for you, so you can find the link in your list. Fans do not see it.

• Release Name: the title of the song or record.

• Subtext: a short line under the title, up to 280 characters.

• Streaming Links: the list of services and their addresses.

The platform list

The Streaming Links block is a list of rows, one per service. Each row is a platform and its address. Drag the rows to reorder them, and the order you set is the order fans see.

You can add rows for Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, Tidal, SoundCloud, Pandora, Bandcamp, Audiomack, Anghami, Boomplay, Beatport, Qobuz, Twitch, and Other Platform for anything not on the list.

Fill it in from one link

You do not have to paste every service by hand. Paste a Spotify track link and ForeverFan fills in the page for you: every platform's address, the cover art, and the title. From there you can tweak anything or drag the order around.

This works for older releases too, not just new ones. If you never made a page for a song from last year, paste its Spotify link and you have a streaming link for it in seconds.

What fans see

A fan opens the page and sees your cover art, the release name, your subtext, and the scrolling banner if you added one. Below that is the list of services. They tap the one they use and go straight to your release there.