Your releases, published on autopilot.

Yes. Rollout publishes to your own SoundCloud artist account. You connect it once with your own SoundCloud app credentials, and Rollout uploads on your behalf — you stay in full control of your own account. Your music still lives on SoundCloud; Rollout is the release console, not a store or a second host.

Yes — a SoundCloud Artist Pro subscription is required, because SoundCloud only lets Pro subscribers register an API application. Rollout publishes using your own app. Setup is self-serve: create an app at soundcloud.com/you/apps/new, set the redirect URL Rollout shows you, and paste your Client ID and Secret into the console. Your secret is stored encrypted.

Yes to start — no credit card. New accounts get 100 welcome credits that spend on SoundCloud publishes, social posts, and AI drafts. When you run low, buy a prepaid credit pack (from $8.99). There is no monthly release cap; usage is prepaid. You will always be told before anything is charged. See Pricing.

With Microsoft, Google, or an email one-time code — there is no password to remember. Microsoft or Google is recommended when you can use them (they work with authenticator apps). Email codes are fine if you need them. Use the same sign-in method each time so you land on the same account.

No. Rollout automates the SoundCloud upload itself. Spotify and Apple Music are only reachable through a licensed distributor, which has no public "submit a release" API. Rollout focuses on making SoundCloud releasing effortless.

Yes. Set When Rollout publishes on the track, and a background worker uploads on that day — never early, even if the console is closed. Scheduling uses the same prepaid credits as publishing now. Do not confuse that schedule with SoundCloud’s display “release date” field in Metadata — that is only what fans see on the track page.

Yes. On the Social page you connect networks via Social Relay (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon), then schedule announcements with cover art. Connecting and each post spend prepaid Rollout credits. X is not on the Relay rail today. Rollout never posts from a shared company account. Public how-to guides walk through each network in plain English.

Every release still gets artwork. Rollout uses a cover you upload (or one already in the file when available) and otherwise generates a clean placeholder so a track is never blocked for missing art. For best results on SoundCloud, use a square image (ideally around 3000×3000).

WAV, FLAC, MP3, AIFF, OGG, AAC, and M4A, up to 200 MB per file. Uploading to Rollout does not put the track on SoundCloud yet — you still Save details and Publish (or schedule). If a file is rejected for size or type, see the audio upload guide under Guides.

No. Rollout keeps an idempotent ledger and takes an atomic claim before each publish, so re-runs and overlapping workers skip anything already published. Publishing is safe to retry if something fails mid-upload.

You never give Rollout your SoundCloud login password. You paste your own app’s Client ID and Client Secret (BYOC). The secret is stored encrypted at rest, is not shown back to you after save, and is not shared with other users. You can disconnect anytime from the console.