Transparency by design
The AI question gets answered up front, by the artist, in plain language. We sign what they declare, we keep the generator watermark intact, and the money goes straight to them.
Artists declare what is theirs and what the model did, stratum by stratum, then sign it. The label travels with the release wherever it goes.
How disclosure worksThe credits ride inside the audio as a cryptographic signature, so anyone can confirm they came from us and were not forged upstream.
Read the provenance specWe do not strip the watermark a generator leaves in the file. If Suno or Udio marked it, the mark survives our pipeline intact.
How we encodeYou pay the artist directly, what you decide above a small floor. Fifteen percent goes to the platform, stated up front. No subscription, now or ever.
How the marketplace is set up# SynthCamp AI provenance
creative_credit: ai_crafted
human_contributions: (none)
ai_tools: suno, udio
synthcamp_provenance: eyJyZWxlYXNlX2lkIjoiZjE4ODM1Ni0wY2Iw…
synthcamp_signature: 3a9f1c…Ed25519…b27e04
synthcamp_key_id: sc-2026-01This is the signed provenance written into the stream and the preview. The public keys to verify it live at /.well-known/synthcamp-keys.json. A forged tag cannot pass, because the signature is over the canonical credits, not the tag.
Built for the AI Act transparency rules, in place before they apply on 2 August 2026. Under article 50, the duty to mark AI content in a machine-readable form falls on the tools that generate it, not on a marketplace like us. We mark and sign anyway.
Read how we meet it →No human picks the releases you see. The few ranked surfaces on SynthCamp are automated, and the rule behind each one is printed in plain language right where it appears, so a placement is never a favour.
The ranking method →Questions about any of this? Write to [email protected].