Auddia launches Discovr Radio subscription tiers at $5 and $25/month

Auddia Inc. (NASDAQ: AUUD) announced that its Discovr Radio artist promotion platform has completed its pilot phase and will transition to a monthly recurring subscription model, with two pricing tiers set to launch in early July, according to a company press release.

The pilot recorded more than 1,500 artist and label accounts, over 185,000 plays delivered through its AI Placement Engine, a 44% average clickthrough rate on artist profile pages, and a 33% free-to-paid conversion rate.

The new subscription structure includes two tiers. The Airplay plan, priced at $25 per month, offers AI-driven placement into AM/FM streaming feeds, guaranteed plays, and access to a full Artist Portal with performance analytics. The Visibility plan, at $5 per month, allows songs to be hosted on Auddia's faidr app and made playable to users browsing within the application.

"The 44% clickthrough rate held steady as we grew, and a 33% conversion from free to paid tells us artists see the platform as something worth paying for every month," said Theo Romeo, Chief Product and Marketing Officer of Auddia.

"Moving Discovr Radio from pilot to subscription marks an important step in Auddia's transition toward recurring revenue," said Jeff Thramann, CEO of Auddia. "Our focus now is consistent subscriber growth, expanding artist acquisition channels, and demonstrating that these early engagement metrics translate into a durable recurring revenue business."

Auddia also noted a previously announced Full Platform Partnership with Beatcave, along with planned CAMP Toronto and CAMP Vancouver activations in July and October, are expected to support subscriber acquisition efforts.

Auddia entered into a definitive merger agreement in February 2026 to combine with Thramann Holdings, LLC. Upon completion, the company plans to rename itself McCarthy Finney and trade under the ticker MCFN on Nasdaq.

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