Labels and collectives: one shared pool, one public page 🏷️
Put up to 25 artists under one name: a shared pool of credits anyone on the roster can pitch from, everyone’s results in one place, and a page that promotes the whole roster.
- Up to 25 artists
- Shared credit pool
- Public label page
Run a small label or a collective? You can now put your artists under one name on KoalaQueue.
Starting one
On your artist dashboard, find Your label under Profile. Give it a name and a short line about what it is, and you are its owner. Invite artists by email address: when they sign in with that address, the invitation is waiting in their own Your label section, with Join and No thanks. A label holds up to 25 artists, and each artist can be on one label at a time.
The shared pool
Anyone on the roster can move credits into the label's pool, and anyone on the roster can pitch from it — when you send a credit pitch, choose Pay from the label pool instead of your own credits. Pitches paid from the pool get the same review, the same clock and the same refund if nobody answers.
Two kinds of credit stay with the artist they were given to: free welcome credits, and the part of this month's plan credits that would not roll over. The pool never renews, so it cannot be used to dodge the rollover cap.
Seeing the roster's results
The label panel shows pitches, reviews and adds for each artist and for the roster together, plus the latest reviews. These are your roster's own results; nothing here ranks or exposes a curator.
The public page
Every label gets a page at /l/your-label: the roster in their own words and what curators have recently added from them. A fan of one artist finds the rest of the family.
The honest limits
Only the owner can invite, remove artists or edit the label, and the owner cannot leave their own label. A label is a way to share credits and show a roster — not a different price or a better place in anyone's queue.