Brands are selling with your music. We collect what they owe you.

Usually not when a business uses the music to sell. Brands putting music in videos they upload need to negotiate sync deals with the relevant labels and publishers, unless the music has been explicitly pre-cleared for commercial use.

None of them is set up to catch these uses at the scale they operate. Your distributor delivers your recordings, your publisher registers your songs, and the platform licenses its users. A business's own promotional video falls between the three.

For every use we confirm, we capture the video, the account that posted it, the date and the audience figures the platform shows that day. Each capture is hashed and dated, so anyone reviewing it later can see the file has not changed.

It depends on what the evidence shows: how many uses, over what period and in front of what audience. We do not put a figure on a settlement in advance. Nothing counts as recovered until the business has paid.

No, and no sale is expected. If you ever decide to sell, we would welcome that conversation. The aim is to realise the value of your catalogue, alongside you, whether we are the owners of the music or you are.

We run a quick check. Where it finds business use worth pursuing, a scan follows, sent to you as a page where you can get started. We do not take on every catalogue, and any agreement comes later, only if you choose.