The Problem
Streaming killed music ownership. Artists get fractions of pennies per play. Fans have nothing to show for their support. The connection between artist and listener has been reduced to an algorithm.
A platform where music ownership means something again
Streaming killed music ownership. Artists get fractions of pennies per play. Fans have nothing to show for their support. The connection between artist and listener has been reduced to an algorithm.
LIMITED brings back ownership with a twist. Every release has a fixed number of copies—50, 100, 500, or 900. When they're gone, they're gone forever. No re-releases, no exceptions.
New artists start with ownership-only access. Buy a copy to unlock full playback. Once an artist proves demand (5,000+ copies sold), streaming unlocks for everyone. Artists earn it. Fans enable it.
Every track has a fixed supply. Early supporters get Founder badges. Your copy number is permanent—lower numbers are rarer.
New artists? You need a copy to hear the full track. Everyone else gets a 7-second preview. Ownership means access.
At 5,000 copies sold, artists graduate. Their music becomes streamable for all LIMITED subscribers. Prove demand, earn the platform.
Artists get 70% of sales and streaming revenue. Plus 10% royalty on every trade and resale. Real money, not fractions of pennies.
Trade tape for tape, or resell at the original price only. No flipping. No speculation. Just collectors helping collectors.
$12.99/month gets you 20 credits. Spend 2 credits for Founder copies, 1 credit after. Credits roll over up to 60 max.
Every tape has a color based on the artist's rank. When an artist ranks up, ALL the tapes you own from them automatically upgrade color too.
Buy a tape from a new artist (green), and if they blow up to become a Star — your tape turns Black + Gold. You believed in them first. Your collection shows it.
0 - 4,999 copies
🟢 Green5,000 - 24,999 copies
🔵 Blue25,000 - 99,999 copies
🟣 Purple100,000 - 499,999 copies
⚫ Black + Gold500,000+ copies
🌈 HolographicJoin the revolution in music ownership.