Overview

How Nero works for fans, creators, and developers, and where to start.

Nero is where music creators run live music reviews. A creator goes live on other social platforms (Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, etc.), fans put songs into their queue, and the creator plays them one at a time on stream. Fans can pay to move up the queue, and creators get paid for every paid submission.

For the longer version, read what Nero is and how it works, how to make money reviewing songs on stream, or the rest of the learn posts.

Choose your path

I want to submit a songDrop a track into a creator's live queue and pay to skip the line.I'm a creatorSet your prices, go live, run the queue, and get paid.I'm building somethingPut the queue on your own site or send fan data to your CRM.

How Nero works

The live queue

Fans submit a song link or an audio file on the creator's page. Submissions line up in a queue and the creator plays them in order while streaming.

Skips and the throne

Fans can pay for a skip, a super skip, or the throne to move ahead of the line. The throne plays next and only one fan can hold it at a time. See how the queue works.

Payments and payouts

Payments run through Stripe. Creators keep 80% of what fans pay and deposits go straight to their bank. See payments and payouts.

No account needed to submit

Fans only need an email address to submit a song. Creators sign in with email or Google.

Getting help

Check the FAQ for quick answers, or email support@nero.fan and a real person will get back to you.

Read the Nero guides