Most independent artists are owed money they have never seen. It sits in videos other people uploaded with your recordings, in radio and public-performance royalties that no one registered to collect, and in store listings whose data does not match. Send us your links and a person checks, then sends you a written report by email.
What we check
- YouTube: videos uploaded by other channels that use your recordings, and whether anyone is collecting on them.
- Neighbouring rights: whether you are registered to collect public-performance royalties for your recordings (SoundExchange, PPL and their partner societies).
- Store data: artist names, titles and codes that differ between stores, duplicates, and old distributor listings still live.
- Release dates and credits that affect how your music is matched and paid.
What you get
- A written report in your language, by email, usually within five working days.
- For each finding: what it is, what it costs you, and what fixes it.
- No obligation. If you want us to collect what is owed and fix the listings, we send a written agreement first.
Privacy
We only use the public links you send. Nothing is uploaded, no audio is stored, and the report goes only to the email you give us.