Are your music royalties reaching you?
Paste your Spotify artist link. See possible registration gaps and the exact next steps for collecting every royalty stream you qualify for.
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Music royalties, explained
What are music royalties?
Music royalties are payments to the people who own or contribute to a song when that music is streamed, broadcast, reproduced, sold, or performed. One release can create several payment streams because the recording and the underlying song are separate rights.
Read the royalty checklistMaster recording
Your distributor generally reports recording revenue from on-demand streams. SoundExchange handles certain U.S. non-interactive digital performances.
Song composition
The MLC handles eligible U.S. digital mechanical royalties. A PRO such as ASCAP, BMI, or SESAC handles performance royalties for songwriters and publishers.
Three simple steps
From catalog confusion to a clear plan
Paste Spotify link
Start with the artist page you already share with listeners.
See per-track status
Spot possible matching, share, and registration gaps in plain English.
Follow the checklist
Work through the right next steps for The MLC, SoundExchange, and your PRO.
Money clarity, track by track
Know what looks complete—and what needs attention.
You do not need to learn the whole royalty business. RightsPay turns possible catalog gaps into a short list of practical next steps.
- Plain-English status for every track
- One next action instead of ten confusing tabs
- A monthly routine you can actually finish
Registration match
See whether the track may need a closer match review.
Ownership shares
Check whether songwriter shares appear complete.
Next collection step
Open the right checklist for the royalty lane.
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