Pre-release
Tease your release. Collect the fans who can't wait.
Put up a coming-soon page before your song is out. Fans hit notify-me, you build a waiting list, and the day you release the same link flips to your full streaming page and emails everyone who was waiting.
What a coming-soon page is
It is a real BeatsVine page for a song that is not out yet. Instead of streaming links it shows the artwork, the title, and a notify-me box. The link is live and shareable from the minute you make it, so it goes in every teaser clip, every story, every comment, weeks before release.
Every fan who taps notify-me leaves an email and joins your waiting list. No account, no signup, no friction. The page does the catching while you keep teasing.
How it works
- Build it. The guided flow walks you through it beat by beat: name, artwork, an optional release date, and the milestones you want to hear about.
- Share the link. One permanent URL. Drop it everywhere you tease, from the first snippet onward.
- Collect the wait list. Fans hit notify-me. You watch the count climb and get a nudge when it crosses the numbers you care about.
- Release. One tap, or a scheduled date. The same link becomes your full streaming page and everyone waiting gets an email: it is out.
Why tease at all
You put the work into the track. Teasing it first lines up the people who'll love it before it drops, so release day opens to a room that's already full and a list that's ready to press play. Three things it gives you:
- Demand you can see. The notify count is honest interest before you spend a penny on ads. A quiet teaser is a cheap lesson; a loud one tells you where to push.
- A warm launch. Day-one streams from real fans matter more than the same streams a week late. The waiting list turns the first hour into a moment instead of a trickle.
- An audience you own. Those emails are yours, on your terms, double opt-in. A direct line to the people who care, that travels with you wherever your music goes.
Same link, before and after
The thing that makes it work: the URL never changes. You share one link while teasing, and on release it flips in place from coming-soon to the full set of streaming links. Nobody has to be re-pointed, no old post goes dead. The page you hyped is the page they land on.
What you get
- A shareable coming-soon page with artwork, title, and email capture, on a permanent link.
- A waiting list you own, collected double opt-in, emailed automatically the moment you release.
- Milestone nudges at the follower counts you pick, so you know when the demand is real.
- One-tap or scheduled release, your call, on the same URL you have been sharing all along.
Questions
What is a coming-soon page?
It is a BeatsVine page for a song that is not out yet. Instead of streaming links, it shows the artwork, the title, and a notify-me box. Fans leave an email to be told the moment it drops. It lives on a real, shareable link you can put in every teaser video and post.
Do fans need an account to get notified?
No. It is email only, one tap, no signup. They confirm once and they are on your waiting list. Less friction means more of the people who watched your teaser actually leave a way to be reached.
What happens when I release?
You release in one tap (or set a date and it happens automatically). The same link flips from coming-soon to your full streaming page, and everyone on the waiting list gets an email saying it is out. The link you shared while teasing never has to change.
Do I need a release date?
No. Set a date and it auto-releases then, or leave it open and release by hand whenever you are ready. Either way the page reminds you and tells you how many fans are waiting.
Is it free?
Coming-soon pages are a Pro feature. Creating normal release pages is free forever; the teaser, the waiting list, and the release email are part of Pro.