What's new in MERITO

Four navigation styles for press kits with many sections: inline, grouped, dropdown and floating. Free on every plan, like every other design option.

Every private demo link now tells you when it was opened or unlocked, which tracks were played, which were listened to all the way through, and whether the files were downloaded. It sits inside the link list you already use — open a link and the activity is there.

We only count real listens. Email clients and chat apps fetch your link to build a preview, and none of that is recorded. If it says a label opened it, a label opened it.

Until now, sending your unreleased tracks to five labels meant uploading them five times. Now you create one link per label — each with the label's name on it, its own private message, its own password, and its own download setting.

The label opens a page that was built for them. No file transfer that expires in seven days, no shared folder asking them to request access, no way for them to tell you sent the same thing to anyone else.

The first 301 accounts get a permanent founding number and a price that never moves, however much MERITO grows. It is not a discount that expires. It is the price you keep.

Rebuilt the homepage around the thing that actually matters: what a promoter or an A&R sees when they open your link. Plus six long-form guides on EPKs and demo submissions in the Journal.