Moshdrop is a free platform for bands, promoters and record labels to hold and share everything the music industry keeps asking them for.
A profile works as an electronic press kit on one shareable link: photos stored once and served at both print size and email size, logos on transparent backgrounds, riders and stage plans, releases, videos, setlists and full gig history. Access is set per file, with four levels: public, visible to accepted connections, password protected, or private. A promoter can download a press photo without asking, while technical documents carrying personal details stay closed until a show is booked.
Beyond the press kit it covers the work around a release or a tour. Shows and festival bills, including shared bills where several acts appear on one listing and timetables for multi stage events. A venue directory any account can add to, showing who has played each room. Label accounts with a roster, where each band keeps control of its own page. Per band finances recording money in and out against each show, with automatic import of SumUp card sales, PayPal import, and CSV and PDF export. Finance records are encrypted at rest and are not readable by site administrators. File sending with expiring links for masters and artwork, up to 5 GB per file, with a delivery receipt.
There is no paid tier. Every account is free, with no trial and no card, and 300 MB of press kit storage. The site is run from the UK.
