12" vinyl records pressed per order. No minimum quantity. No upfront pressing costs.
Vinyl album sales have grown for 17 consecutive years (RIAA, 2023). The format is no longer a nostalgia product — it is a growing primary revenue stream for independent musicians who want to offer fans something tangible and lasting.
The problem for independent artists has historically been the minimum order requirement. Traditional vinyl pressing plants require 100–500 units minimum and 8–12 weeks lead time, with upfront costs of $1,500–$5,000+. This locked out most indie artists.
On-demand vinyl pressing removes this barrier entirely.
"The thing that counts is the sound and the atmosphere."
"What you hear on the record is exactly what you hear live."
Vinyl on demand means 12" vinyl records are pressed individually as each order is placed — no upfront bulk pressing required.
On-demand vinyl typically costs $15–$30 per unit to manufacture. This is deducted from the sale price — artists pay no upfront costs.
Modern on-demand vinyl pressing quality is comparable to traditional pressing for most genres.