Music Business
How Artist Managers Can Run Multiple Artists From One Platform
Managing fan data for three artists in three separate spreadsheets is not a system. Here is how professional artist managers use Lynkify to keep each artist's fan list, analytics, and promotion separate — from one account.
Artist managers juggle multiple artists, multiple release timelines, and multiple sets of fan data simultaneously. The tools they use need to scale across their roster without mixing data between artists. Here is how Lynkify's workspace model solves this problem.
1. The problem with generic tools for roster management
Most generic link in bio and fan capture tools are built for individual creators, not for managers running multiple artists. If you use Linktree for Artist A and the same account for Artist B, their bio pages are in the same account with no separation. If you use a single Mailchimp account for multiple artists, you risk cross-contaminating fan lists. The workaround — separate accounts for each artist — creates a login management nightmare.
2. How Lynkify workspaces work for managers
In Lynkify, each artist on your roster gets their own Workspace. A Workspace contains everything for one artist: all their smart links, bio pages, Fan CRM, analytics, and billing. As a manager, you are added to each artist's Workspace as a team member with an Admin role. You can access all workspaces from one login and switch between them from your dashboard. Artist A's fan list never touches Artist B's.
3. Role-based access for your team
You are not the only person working on your artists. Your graphic designer needs to update the bio page for Artist A. Your social media coordinator needs to see analytics for Artist B. Your booking assistant needs to create Live Experience Pages for Artist C's tour. Lynkify's role system handles all of this: Owner (you, full access), Admin (senior team, can manage settings and team), Editor (creatives, can edit content), Analyst (data team, view-only analytics and fan data).
4. What the Label plan gives you
Lynkify's Label plan ($49/month) includes 5 workspaces — one for each artist on your immediate roster. Each workspace comes with a custom domain slot, unlimited smart links, unlimited bio pages, full fan CRM, and Mailchimp/Klaviyo/Kit integration. You can add additional workspaces for $8/month each as your roster grows. The Label plan also includes cross-workspace analytics — a roster-level view of which artists are growing their fan lists fastest and which campaigns are performing best.
5. The financial case: one Label plan vs five Artist plans
Five artists each on the Artist plan would cost $75/month. One Label plan covering those five artists costs $49/month — a $26/month saving that grows to $312/year. The Label plan also includes cross-workspace analytics and roster-level reporting that you do not get from five separate Artist accounts. For managers with two or more artists, the Label plan is the more economical and more capable option.
Frequently asked questions
- How many artists can I manage on one Lynkify account?
- The Label plan includes 5 workspaces (one per artist) and allows additional workspaces at $8/month each. For a roster of 10 artists, the Label plan plus 5 additional workspace add-ons costs $89/month — compared to $150/month for 10 separate Artist plans.
- Can my artists see each other's fan data?
- No. Each workspace is completely siloed. Artist A cannot see Artist B's fan list, analytics, or smart links. Only you (as the manager with Admin access to both workspaces) have visibility across artists.
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