THE THINGS WORTH ASKING
A little less jargon.
A lot more clarity.
Search the questions below, or tell us about your catalogue in the review request.
14 questions
Who is this for?Getting started
Artists, performers, songwriters, recording rightsholders and their authorised representatives. Tell us which roles apply; a single person may have more than one.
What if I have never registered with a society?Getting started
Tell us that in the request. We can identify questions to resolve, but we will not create an account or make an ownership claim automatically.
What if I use several artist names?Getting started
Include aliases, group names and collaborations. We still check exact recordings and identity rather than assume that every matching name belongs to you.
Can you instantly tell me what I am owed?Evidence
No. Public records can suggest leads, but private statements, rights evidence and the relevant society’s confirmation are needed to establish entitlement and amounts.
Does a missing ISRC prove money is missing?Evidence
No. The public view may be incomplete, another version may be registered or collection may already be happening. It is a question to investigate, not a balance.
Are producer and performer royalties the same?Evidence
No. A production credit by itself does not establish an eligible performance. The actual contribution, rights and applicable society rules need checking.
Does a public recording listing show my performer link?Evidence
Not necessarily. We may need an artist-authorised repertoire export to establish how the performer is linked to a particular recording.
How much does it cost?Fees & permission
Our recovery fee is 20% of previously unpaid royalties actually recovered through our agreed work: the 80/20 offer. If we don’t recover any money for you, you don’t pay. There is no upfront fee or charge for an unsuccessful review. No VAT is added. The recovery scope is agreed before engagement. The enquiry form does not authorise a charge.
Will you take a share of all my future royalties?Fees & permission
No. This offer concerns previously unpaid money recovered through our agreed work, not a blanket share of your future royalties. Existing royalty income is outside the offer; the catalogue and recovery period are agreed in advance.
Can I ask about another artist?Fees & permission
You can discuss the service, but submit a review request for someone else only if you have authority to represent them. Knowing an artist is not the same as having authority to claim for them.
Do you need my password?Privacy
No. Do not share passwords, bank details or tax records in this form. Any relevant export should be provided through an agreed secure process.
How do I request a review?Privacy
Tell us your artist name, your name and email, with optional music links. Your enquiry is saved privately for manual review. We will contact you by email; making an enquiry does not authorise claims or charges.
How long does recovery take?Timescales
We do not promise a turnaround or payment date. Timings depend on the catalogue, evidence required and the relevant organisation’s process.
What if everything is already correct?Evidence
That is a valid outcome. A review should explain what was checked and what remains unknown rather than manufacture a recovery opportunity.
No matching questions. Try a shorter phrase or ask in your review request.
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