For music artists and labels
Your music is being used.Make sure it is being paid.
Rights tracking, short-form promotion and sync licensing — so the revenue your catalog already generates actually reaches you.
The problem
Short-form made music more valuable and harder to track
A track can soundtrack thousands of videos across several platforms and generate royalties on every one — but only if usage is identified and claimed correctly.
Unclaimed usage
User-generated videos use your track without a claim attached, and the revenue goes uncollected.
Fragmented reporting
Every platform reports differently, on a different schedule, in a different currency. Reconciling it manually is a job nobody has time for.
Missed sync opportunities
Music supervisors cannot licence what they cannot find. Poor metadata keeps catalogs invisible.
What we do
Revenue
Rights and royalty tracking
Automated identification of where your music is used across platforms, with claims filed so payouts are complete and accurate.
- Content ID and claim management
- Cross-platform usage reports
- Dispute handling
Growth
Short-form promotion
Getting tracks into the hands of creators who will actually use them, then amplifying what starts moving.
- Creator seeding campaigns
- Trend and sound monitoring
- Paid amplification on breakouts
Revenue
Sync and licensing
Catalog prepared, tagged and pitched so supervisors can find and clear your music quickly.
- Metadata and stem preparation
- Pitching to music supervisors
- Clearance workflow
Clarity
Catalog and analytics
One dashboard for streams, usage, territories and earnings across every platform.
- Unified earnings view
- Listener and territory insight
- Trending track alerts
Common questions
Usually not. We work alongside most major distributors and focus on the claiming, promotion and sync layers rather than replacing your existing pipeline.
We take 20% of the additional revenue we recover or generate. We do not touch what you were already collecting before we started.
Platform policies vary, and backdated claims are limited — typically up to 6 months. The sooner tracking is in place, the less you leave behind.
No, but the economics work best when there is either a reasonable catalog or one track already showing traction. We will tell you honestly on the first look.
Find out what you are not collecting
Send us your catalog and we will run a free usage check across the major platforms.