We built Seshn for the millions of artists the streaming era left without a support system. The producer with a beat that's 80 percent there. The vocalist between projects. The drummer who's free the second week of June. It's a place where the work does the talking, the ratings are real, the money actually moves, and working together is normal instead of a hassle.
Every rating comes off a real session. Every profile is vetted. No bot DMs. The size of your following counts for almost nothing here, and that's the point.
Profiles lead with audio, not a bio. Briefs lead with the role, not a brand. We hide follower counts on purpose, so people judge you on what you make.
Payouts run through Stripe with one flat fee: 10 percent on paid bookings, and that 10 percent already covers Stripe's card fees. So the rate you agree is the rate you keep 90 percent of. No manager, label, or agent taking a slice on top. Splits and trades cost nothing, and Pro is a flat 5 dollars a month, never a cut of your work.
Features ship because someone on the team needed one at 11pm on a Tuesday. The roadmap is public. The suggestion box is open. You push it where it goes.
Independent artists now make more than half of all music streamed worldwide. The gatekeepers are gone, and so is everything they used to handle for you. The average musician has more reach than ever and less support than ever.
At the same time, money is now the number one reason people quit music, up from fourth a couple of years ago. Streaming pays a sliver of a cent a play. Followers don't cover rent. The way through isn't going viral on your own. It's working with people, getting paid for it, and building a small circle you trust.
Seshn is the home base for that circle. The thing we wanted when we started out and never had.