Music promotion + social publishing

Looking for a Linkfire alternative?

MBX Artists brings release links, artist pages and fans together with MBX Flow’s social publishing. As a Linkfire alternative, it is worth evaluating when you want to run both the destination page and the ongoing posts that promote it. Linkfire offers music campaign links and detailed insights, including team and enterprise options.

Reviewed · Based on the official sources linked below.

Both halves of your release campaign

Promote the music. Publish the posts.

Linkfire’s reviewed pricing page documents music links, streaming insights and marketing integrations. It does not establish a general multi-network publishing queue. MBX Artists includes MBX Flow’s scheduling alongside the music tools, connecting the task of building a release destination with the routine of posting about it. This does not imply identical streaming attribution.

A place for fans to act

Build an artist card, release smart links and download gates. Give listeners a route to your music, your shows and your fan list.

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A schedule that brings them there

The artist plans include MBX Flow’s queue and scheduler. Pro adds Smart Revival, Evergreen Library, Twitch Live Alerts, YouTube Auto Promotion, RSS and WordPress workflows.

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Publishing destinations include Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Mastodon, Discord and Telegram. Availability depends on the network, account type, connection setup and content format. Check the complete network list and setup requirements and current account allowances and X Credits.

From Pro, you can also use Claude, ChatGPT and connected apps to work with your MBX Flow queue. Music-service links on a release page and social publishing destinations are different capabilities.

MBX Artists vs Linkfire

Begin with the decisions your reports need to support. A service-button click, an attributed stream and engagement on a social post are different measurements. Decide which data your artist or label actually uses, then test the journey from a scheduled post to a music destination rather than comparing dashboard screenshots alone.

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Music tools, publishing workflows and plan structure
What to compareLinkfireMBX Artists + MBX Flow
Music assetsPlans include release, pre-release, bio, reward, podcast and content links, plus widgets and QR codes. [1]Artist cards, release smart links, download gates and an exportable fan list are included in the current artist plans. Artist cards include upcoming shows and release links.
Publishing around the releaseThe pricing page describes link and marketing automation; a general social post queue is not established there. [1]The artist plans include MBX Flow’s queue, scheduler and publishing to connected, supported social and community destinations.
AnalyticsLists link performance, marketing-channel analytics and streaming insights. Check the services and events available for your campaign. [1]Page views, button clicks, gate unlocks and traffic sources alongside MBX Flow post reporting. Do not equate a click with a stream.
Artist workspacesPro focuses on one artist; Teams includes up to five artist workspaces. Premium offers custom capacity. [1]MBX Manager Artists starts with two artist seats and provides a roster switcher with separate artist pages, fans and figures.
Pricing and scalePro, Teams and Premium, with an Enterprise offering for broader governance and API requirements. [1]Starter, Pro and Studio combine music tools with social publishing. MBX Manager Artists starts with two artist seats; Enterprise is custom. See current pricing and account allowances.

Plans, integrations and availability can change. Compare the current terms for the exact campaign you want to run. A feature not established by a source is not a claim that it cannot exist.

Why consider MBX Artists?

Connect the release destination to daily publishing

A smart link answers where a fan should listen. The MBX Flow queue answers when and where you will tell them about it. Build a week of announcements, context and reminders around the same release to assess the benefit of having those tasks together.

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Give returning fans a wider view of the artist

The artist card brings a biography, platform buttons, releases and upcoming shows into one destination. Use a specific release link for a focused campaign and the artist card when a listener wants to discover the rest of the project.

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Plan the work for every act on the roster

MBX Manager Artists provides separate pages, gates and fan data for each artist. Review artist seats, the connected-account arrangement and the reports each manager needs before moving a label’s release calendar.

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Who is MBX Artists for?

Independent musicians and managers who want release destinations and social publishing together. Labels that rely on particular streaming-attribution partnerships, enterprise governance or data delivery should verify those requirements individually before moving.

See the product tour or explore artist management and label workflows with your own release checklist.

Switching from Linkfire

  1. Inventory release and pre-release links, domains, tracking parameters and partner reports. Keep active pre-release campaigns intact until their commitments are fulfilled.
  2. Save the analytics and permitted audience exports your team needs. Recreate one released track in MBX Artists and verify the service buttons and fan journey.
  3. Build the supporting social schedule in MBX Flow, agree the metrics you will compare and update the links you control. Existing lnk.to addresses and historical attribution should not be assumed to move.

Start with one release and a short social schedule. Expand after the pages, fan actions and connected-account posts work as intended.

Compare the whole campaign cost

The current MBX Artists plans combine music tools with MBX Flow publishing. Compare Starter, Pro, Studio and the roster options against your account mix, fan email needs and automations. Review advertising spend and any extra accounts separately.

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Frequently asked questions

Is MBX Artists a Linkfire alternative for independent artists?

It may fit artists who want release links, fan tools and an ongoing social publishing workflow together. Check the listening services and analytics your release actually requires.

Does MBX Artists include social scheduling?

Yes. The current artist plans include MBX Flow’s queue, scheduler and publishing to supported connected accounts. Pro adds recurring content and publishing automations.

Are link clicks the same as attributed streams?

No. A click records a visit to a destination; a stream is a separate listening event. Verify any service-specific attribution you require rather than assuming analytics are equivalent.

Can a label manage several artists?

MBX Manager Artists is designed for a roster, with two artist seats initially and additional seats available. Review current pricing and account arrangements for your team.

How much does MBX Artists cost?

See current artist plans and billing options for live prices, music inclusions, account limits and fan email allowances. Prices are maintained on that page so you can compare the current offer.

Sources and further reading

  1. Linkfire current pricing, workspaces and features

MBX details: artist plan features, music product tour, social network catalog and connected apps.

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Your next release

Give your music a page and a publishing plan.

Create your account, prepare a release destination and build the social schedule around it with MBX Artists and MBX Flow.