The MelodyLane public pledge
We never sell your data.
Not even for AI training.
Your audience belongs to you. Your music is yours. We earn money from tools and services—not trading the people behind your releases.
Pledged by Avalon City Music Collective (operating MelodyLane) · October 18, 2026
Our commitment, in plain words
- No selling or renting of account details, pages or analytics.
- No selling of fan emails — a list belongs to the artist who collected it.
- No selling or brokering of your information to ad networks or data exchanges.
- No advertising profiles built from your activity and sold on to others.
- No user or fan data used by MelodyLane to train AI models.
- No selling user or fan data to AI companies for model training.
Fan contacts stay private
Fans consent to join an artist’s list. Public pages do not expose that list. The artist controls their contacts; MelodyLane processes them on their behalf.
Access has boundaries
Private actions require sign-in and ownership checks or access policies. Private tokens stay server-side. Optional advertising pixels respect cookie choices.
Processing is not training
Optional AI tools can process what you submit to provide a result. MelodyLane never uses that information to train models. We do not claim an independent certification of every provider.
Your data, your control.
Export or manage fan contacts
Download an account JSON export in Settings, including owned fan contacts. Paid plans also export campaign CSVs. Fan lists have unsubscribe and individual deletion controls. Deletion does not remove copies already exported to other tools.
Open your Smart LinksDelete your account
Settings includes account deletion with explicit confirmation. Owned recurring MelodyLane subscriptions are canceled before cleanup; billing errors stop deletion. Required financial records and third-party charges are separate.
Open account data controlsA pledge, not a certification.
Hosting, payments and optional integrations involve service providers. This page describes MelodyLane’s commitments and controls, not a guarantee about external services, instant backup erasure or flawless security.