Symphony vs Cobrand.
Cobrand hands you the dashboards. Symphony sends the team that reads them.
150 free credits on signup. Judge it on a real task.
Maestro + Simmy + Echo
The honest version
What Cobrand does
Cobrand is a music marketing platform built around three things: song and trend analytics with demographics, a fan CRM with email and SMS capture (co:brand Drops), and a creator network of over 100 million with search, one-click bulk outreach, templates, and content approval. Labels and artists run it themselves. The AI reads trends and comment sentiment for you, and then you do the work.
Cobrand is sales-led. Access runs through a demo and a login, and pricing is shared on request rather than published (as of July 2026).
Side by side.
Cobrand
Symphony (Maestro + Simmy + Echo)
What it is
A platform and dashboards you operate
Named agents that do the work
Getting started
Book a demo, sales-led onboarding
Open signup or text Maestro to start from your phone. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.
Analytics and trends
Song analytics, trend detection, demographics you read
Maestro reads the data and writes the plan, so you get the next move, not another chart
Fan CRM and capture
Fan CRM, social listening, email and SMS signup forms
Echo maps who is listening, finds superfans, and writes the email and SMS campaigns, not just captures them
Finding creators
Over 100 million creators you search yourself
Sage searches 350M+ profiles and pulls live data across 16+ platforms, then hands you a shortlist she already checked
Spotting fake reach
You judge the profile yourself
Sage scores creators on what their recent posts actually reached, and drops accounts whose views do not match their likes and comments
Reaching out
One-click bulk outreach and templates you send
Sage writes each message herself and sends it from her own address, once you approve the list and release the batch
Agreeing the price
You negotiate every deal
Sage settles deals inside the range you set, and brings anything above it back to you before it is agreed
After the post is live
Comment sentiment you read
You get time to check the post, then Sage watches it for thirty days. Take it down early and that creator is off your next list
Seeding and clipping at volume
TikTok boost campaigns you run
Sage briefs partner networks for narrative seeding and clipping, then checks what they deliver against the brief
Paid ads
Not the focus
Simmy plans, launches, and paces the spend for you
Royalty statements
No
Maude reads statements and runs the forecasts
Learns you over time
No, the dashboards start fresh every login
Memory files: every agent writes back after each task and gets sharper the longer you work together
Proactive, not parked
No, you pull the reports
Agents flag what needs you first, and Maestro texts you directly when something matters
Pricing
Custom, shared after a demo
Pro is $49/month for 500 credits, Label is $99/month for 1,000 credits. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month., no demo required
Choose Cobrand when
You have the people to run it. You want your own team writing the outreach, picking the creators, and agreeing every rate, with dashboards and templates underneath them.
Choose Symphony when
You want the creator work done, not queued. Sage finds the big and small creators who fit the record, checks their reach is real, messages them herself, and agrees the price inside the range you set. You approve the list and release each batch. No demo or sales call: open signup or text Maestro. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.
Questions
Is Symphony a replacement for Cobrand?
For most of it, yes. Analytics, fan CRM, email and SMS, and campaign work are all jobs the roster runs, with named agents doing them instead of handing you dashboards. On creators the gap is wider than a feature list shows: Cobrand gives your team a directory and bulk outreach to run. Sage searches a bigger pool, screens it, writes the messages, and agrees the rate, and you stay in control by approving the list and releasing each batch.
Can I try Symphony without booking a demo?
Yes. Cobrand is demo-and-login. Symphony has open signup, or you can text Maestro to start from your phone. No sales call required. Paid plans start at $49/month. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.
What does Symphony cost compared to Cobrand?
Cobrand shares pricing on request after a demo. Paid plans start at $49/month. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.
Try the roster on a real task.
Every new account starts with 150 free credits. Brief Maestro, run something real, and compare the output, not the feature lists.