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Neighbouring rights are a separate royalty stream paid to performers and master owners when recordings play publicly. Here is what they are, why most independents never collect them, and how to register.
A publishing admin service files your works with every PRO worldwide and collects royalties your local PRO misses. Here is what an admin does, who needs one, and how the main options compare.
Mechanical royalties are paid whenever your composition is reproduced — including every stream. Here is what a mechanical is, how the US system works through the MLC, and how to make sure you are getting paid.
A Performance Rights Organization collects performance royalties when your music is played. Here is what a PRO is, which one to join, and how to get started.
Spotify pays roughly $0.003-$0.005 per stream, but your actual rate depends on listener country, account type, and more. Here's the full breakdown for independent artists.
A free music split sheet template with examples. Learn what to include, common mistakes to avoid, and how to document royalty splits before your next release.
Learn what an ISRC code is, how the format works, how to get one, and why it matters for royalty tracking, chart positions, and release management.
Learn why proper split sheet documentation and PRO registrations are essential for collecting all the royalties you deserve as a music creator.
Your IPI number is your unique identifier in the global royalty system. Learn what it is, how to get one, and why it matters for your career.
A step-by-step guide to registering your music with PROs, publishers, and collection societies to ensure you get paid for your work.
