The Mega Distribution Bundle
Here’s what you get for just $59:

With the Mega Distribution Bundle you get to sell your CDs at the world’s premier all-independent online CD store. What’s more, we’ll pre-register you with CD Baby and ship five of your CDs straight to them, saving you the hassle of filling out registration forms, the cost of shipping your discs, and their registration fee.

We make it easy for you to sell your music on the largest and most popular music stores, both online and off. We carry over 300,000 independent titles (and 2.6 million songs) from artists around the world.

With CD Baby you can:

• Sell downloads on iTunes, Amazon MP3, CDBaby.com, and dozens of the most popular music sites.
• Sell your CDs worldwide on CDBaby.com
• Make your CDs available for special order sale in over 2,500 brick-and-mortar retail stores
• Create download cards to sell or give away at gigs
• Accept credit cards at shows – increase your sales and revenue
• Host your own great-looking website – made easy with HostBaby Web Hosting

• CD package must include a cover. Cannot be discs only.
• Package must have a bar code. Available from Disc Makers for only $20.
• Digital Distribution will not be available at CD Baby and its partners until 1-2 weeks
     after your CDs have been completed at Disc Makers.

Do you ever notice how some CDs display the songs, album title, and artist info when you play them on your computer’s CD player, while others don’t list anything? In order for the player to recognize and display the album info, the album needs to be registered online. The largest of these online databases is Gracenote CD Data Base.

Once your CD is completed, we’ll register your CD with Gracenote CD Data Base, so your name, album title, and track titles will automatically display on most players when your fans pop your CD in their computer (as long as their computer has an active online connection). iTunes uses Gracenote to collect track and artist info, as does Yahoo! Music Jukebox, and AOL Winamp.

Please note: Not all players use Gracenote CD Data Base, the most notable being Windows Media Player. Learn more about Gracenote and the services they provide at http://www.gracenote.com/.

We will send one copy of your CD to AllMusic, the encyclopedic music site (http://www.allmusic.com). AllMusic attempts to list every album released, and will enter your information into their database. Once your music is in the AllMusic database, your song and album information will display when your CD is played on Windows Media Player on an internet-connected PC.

The Google Music service allows users to discover and buy new music through the Android Marketplace. Google Music users can upload their existing music collection to "the cloud" for free, and stream any purchased or uploaded track from the web on any device, tablet, or smartphone.