Music publishing administration
Your songs earn money. Make sure it reaches you.
Music publishing administration for independent songwriters and artists. Registrations, splits, copyright filings and royalty follow-up, handled carefully.
What we handle
The publishing paperwork, end to end.
PRO, MLC & SoundExchange Registration
Royalties only get paid when your works and recordings are registered correctly. We register your songs and writer information with your performing rights organization and The MLC, and help set up SoundExchange where you're owed digital performance royalties on your recordings.
Royalty Collection & Tracking
We keep track of where your songs should be earning and review statements so gaps get spotted and followed up. Where collection runs through an administrator or partner, we explain the options and terms before you sign anything.
Split Sheets
Most publishing disputes start with a session nobody wrote down. We draft split sheets and help co-writers agree on ownership while everyone still remembers who wrote what.
Copyright & Song Registration
We prepare and file copyright registrations for your songs (and recordings, where needed) with the U.S. Copyright Office, and keep your registration records in one place. Government filing fees are paid to the Copyright Office.
Sync Licensing Paperwork
Placing music in film, TV, games and ads starts with a catalog that's ready to clear. We prepare the paperwork and support you when a license request comes in.
Catalog Admin & Audits
A catalog audit compares what you've written and released with what's actually registered, so missing, duplicate or conflicting registrations can be fixed.
How it works
- 01
Intro call
Tell us about your songs, co-writers and where you're registered today.
- 02
Catalog review
We review what's registered, what's missing and what conflicts.
- 03
Registrations & paperwork
Registrations, split sheets and filings, with you kept in the loop.
- 04
Ongoing admin
New songs get registered as you release them; statements get reviewed.
Let's look at your catalog.
Every engagement starts with a short conversation about your songs, your registrations and your goals. Scope and fees are agreed in writing before any work starts.