Release Readiness Review
Find The Expensive Gaps Before Launch
A focused pre-campaign review of the song, master, metadata, rights, artwork, DSP path, assets, timing, and likely radio/DSP lane.
The Decision First
Know The Next Right Move Before Buying The Next Thing
The review answers a simple business question: is this release ready for money and outreach, or will the campaign spend its first weeks repairing missing basics?
Best Fit
- Artists four or more weeks from release
- Teams comparing radio and DSP options
- Songs with uncertain asset or rights readiness
What It Fixes
- Launching before assets are complete
- Paying for outreach without a campaign lane
- Metadata and rights surprises
The Useful Outcome
A one-page findings report with readiness risks, the likely campaign lane, recommended lead time, and a realistic budget range.
Included In The Standard Scope
- Focus-track and market-fit review
- Master/radio-edit checklist
- Metadata, credits, artwork, and rights check
- DSP profile and release-path review
- Radio/DSP lane recommendation
- Findings report and call
What You Supply
- Final or near-final master
- Release date and distributor status
- Accurate credits and rights information
- Artwork and asset links
- Campaign goals and budget range
Scope At A Glance
Price, Timing, And Decision Rules
The standard scope assumes complete, usable client-supplied assets and one authorized decision-maker. The final agreement controls if the project requires more.
Investment
Starting At $149
The review fee may be credited toward a larger approved campaign booked within 30 days.
Working Timeline
3–5 business days after complete intake.
Revisions / Decisions
No revision round; one clarification email and a 30-minute findings call are included.
- Station outreach
- DSP pitching
- Distribution
- Legal clearance
- Placement guarantees
- Full campaign plan
- Release Readiness Plan
- Radio + DSP Launch Kit
- DSP Audience Campaign
- Texas Radio Campaign
How early should I submit?
Four to eight weeks before release is healthier; late reviews can still prevent worse spending.
Does a pass guarantee campaign acceptance?
No. Capacity, format fit, budget, and final asset quality still matter.
Can OTA review an unreleased private link?
Yes, when the link works without requesting unauthorized account access.
Four to eight weeks before release is healthier; late reviews can still prevent worse spending.
No. Capacity, format fit, budget, and final asset quality still matter.
Yes, when the link works without requesting unauthorized account access.
Artist Ownership
Artists retain ownership of their masters, publishing, copyrights, and underlying rights. Standard service work does not transfer ownership to OTA Music Group.
Starting Prices
“Starting At” reflects the smallest standard scope using complete, usable client-supplied assets. Final scope and price are confirmed after intake.
No Fairy Tales
Airplay, streams, playlists, press, bookings, attendance, sales, follower growth, chart positions, and partnership acceptance are not guaranteed.
OTA Release, Radio & DSP Campaign Review
Submit the song, real release date, rights status, current assets, and the outcome you are considering paying to pursue.
Related Paths
You May Need One Step Before Or After This
OTA will recommend the smallest useful sequence after intake. More services are not automatically a better plan.
Release Readiness Plan
Turn the findings into a complete action timeline.
Radio + DSP Launch Kit
Build the campaign presentation and pitch materials.
Release Readiness Checklist
Self-audit the minimum release package.
A Delay Can Be Cheaper Than A Bad Launch
Know whether the release is ready to carry campaign money before the campaign starts carrying repair work.