For artists
- Get paid on your drop and on every resale.
- See who your real day one fans are.
- Grow before you have a label.
Riffs are numbered digital collectibles that artists sell to their fans. Collect them early. Trade them with other fans.
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If 300 artists join by December 31, 2026, every artist approved at launch keeps 70% of their first drop.
We started Riffex because fans do the discovery work for the whole industry: posting, streaming and showing up for artists before anyone else, with nothing to show for it. Upcoming artists can see their stream counts, but not the people who actually believe in them, or a way to reach them. Riffex gives both a place: artists get paid by their real fans, and fans finally have proof they were there first.
Fans already trade limited releases: sneaker resale became a $1.8B a year market on one platform alone (2020). Music has never had its version. FashionUnited, January 2021: 2020 gross merchandise value
Riffex is the fan market for music.
The fan market for music.
Riffex is where fans collect and trade limited Riffs from the artists they believe in, and artists get paid on every one.
An artist drops a limited, numbered series of Riffs.
Fans get them early, straight from the artist.
Fans trade them with each other, and the artist gets paid on the drop and on every resale.
A limited, numbered collectible from an artist that lives in the Riffex app. Each one has its own serial, so it shows exactly how early you were.
No. A Riff is a collectible. The artist keeps their music and their rights.
It's proof you backed an artist early. Low serials and the first holder of a series stand out.
Each drop opens at a set price. After that, prices are what fans pay each other.
Only artists who join and get verified. If yours isn't on yet, you can invite them.
No. Riffex is an app. You pay with a card or Apple Pay, and your Riffs live in your account.
Artists get paid on their drop and on every resale, straight to their own payout account.
Soon. Everyone on the waitlist gets in first.
No. It's built for upcoming artists first.
Prices reflect what fans pay each other. Supply is fixed. Riffs can lose value. Not an investment in the artist.
The first 50 artists approved at launch are Founding Artists: they keep 80% of their first drop, launch first, and keep the Founding badge for good. Spots go in signup order.
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If 300 artists join by December 31, 2026, every artist approved at launch keeps 70% of their first drop.
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Join the Founding listThey keep 70% of their first drop, you get a boost drop at 70%, and it counts toward the 300 goal.
Your first one counts toward the 300 goal.
Post it to your story and tag @riffexapp so we can repost you.
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Add it to your Linktree or link in bio as “Get my Riffs first”. The artists with the most fans waiting launch first.
They get first access to your first drop.
They keep 70% of their first drop, and you get a boost drop at 70%.
0 Your first one counts toward the 300 goal.
They get first access to your first drop.
0 Put it in your bio. Fans who join show up here.
The best rate you qualify for applies. They don't stack.
Riffex gives upcoming artists a place to drop Riffs, numbered digital collectibles, to their earliest fans, see who their real supporters are, and track their traction.
Riffs are numbered digital collectibles that artists sell to their fans. Believe early. Trade with fans.
We'll email you when Riffex opens.
Follow @riffexappYou both get into Riffex earlier when it opens.
0 Your first friend moves you both up.
If they join, you get a Scout badge on their page and first access to their first drop.
0 Send it to an artist you'd back from day one.
Prices reflect what fans pay each other. Supply is fixed. Riffs can lose value. Not an investment in the artist.