Revisions Music

The challenge

Revisions Music helps musicians release their songs across a wide range of music stores while keeping the full share of their royalties. The company is based in the UK and has also set out to sign new talent from Bangladesh.

That meant speaking to two different audiences, solo artists and labels, in two very different markets. The website had to explain the offer, show real proof without exaggeration, and make the pricing easy to understand, even for artists with little money to spend.

Our approach

We gave artists and labels separate sign-up buttons in the hero, so each group starts on the right path. A band of modest, accurate figures on artists, labels and releases follows, with nothing inflated.

A dark gradient from navy to violet, lit by bright pink and electric blue details, puts the brand in the same visual family as the music apps artists already use. Store logos appear right below the hero video.

We built a pricing row with plans running from a free option for social platforms, through yearly distribution and a small label plan, up to a pro tier handled by enquiry. Further sections explain earnings from Content ID, official artist channels on video platforms, and a preview of the streaming analytics dashboard. On phones the plans stack in order, so the free plan comes first, and the royalty charts remain readable.

The results

Artists and labels can each find their route in, compare plans and see what the service tracks before they commit. The roadmap gets as much attention as today's features: a multi-channel network is flagged as on its way, beside a UK community area and logos of industry organisations.