E-commerce
How to Get Your Music on Taobao
Alibaba's flagship e-commerce platform in China with music delivery.
Visit Taobao →Taobao is the largest e-commerce platform in China (operated by Alibaba) and supports music delivery and licensing for use in seller storefronts, live commerce, and promotional content.
Notes delivers to Taobao's music licensing surface so releases earn from Chinese e-commerce use.
How Notes works with this platform
What we do on Taobao
- Deliver. Notes delivers your music to Taobao's licensed-music surface for use in seller storefronts and commerce content.
- Register. Credits and publisher data are submitted so the publishing share of any use is paid.
- Collect. Licensing royalties from Taobao are reconciled in your Notes account.
What you earn here
Royalties Taobao generates
Taobao
- Recording
- Songwriting
Your Taobao recording royalties come straight to you through Notes — in full, with no percentage taken.
- Recording RoyaltiesRecording royalties are what the master earns — the recording revenue your distributor collects, plus digital-performance royalties.
- Sync RoyaltiesSync royalties are paid when your music is licensed to sync with visual media — film, TV, ads, games, trailers, and fitness or creator content.
Questions musicians ask
Common questions about Taobao
- How do I get my music on Taobao?
- Add your release in Notes and we deliver it to Taobao's licensed-music surface, so it's available for use across the platform — with your credits attached.
- Do I earn royalties from Taobao?
- Yes. Licensing royalties from Taobao are reconciled in your Notes account — no percentage taken.
- Can Notes get me onto streaming services too?
- Yes. One upload reaches Taobao plus Spotify, Apple Music, and 50+ other platforms.