100 verified doors outside radio, 43 of which can actually pay you. Many run on a clock: a window that opens, a deadline that closes, a lead time you have already missed or have not reached yet. The Route takes your release date and turns that into dated instructions for one record.
What you actually get
A dated calendar for your release. Not a list. Each door with the day it wants to hear from you, in order, with your release day marked in the middle of it.
The doors that are shut, and why. Your answers run against every requirement each door publishes, so one you cannot use today says so instead of costing you a week.
What is already gone. If you find this late it tells you which windows have closed, rather than listing them as though you can still act.
The money section. Which of these doors pay, what they pay on, and the terms worth reading before you agree to anything.
How it differs from the report
The $9.99 report tells you where every door is. The Route tells you which of them apply to this record, in what order, by what date. If you are putting out one song and want the map, buy the report. If you are planning a release, the calendar is the part you will actually use.
What it asks you
Fourteen questions, none of them about your budget or your ambitions. Your release date, your genre, whether you have a clean edit, whether you own your masters, whether you are registered with a PRO. Every answer either opens a door or closes one, and it tells you which it did.
What it does not do
It does not submit for you. Every door here is yours to walk through, from your own address, which is what these people ask for.
It does not promise a placement. Nobody honestly can. It tells you where the doors are and when they are open.
It does not expire. Your link stays live, so you can refine this release's plan as the dates move.
$49
Per release
One record, one calendar. A new release changes every date on the page, so the next one is a fresh Route. Your link to this one does not expire.