Get paid when you write the song — not just when it's played

Most Artists Are Missing Publishing Royalties

If you wrote or co-wrote a song, you're entitled to music publishing royalties. But most independent artists leave this money unclaimed — not because it doesn't exist, but because no one explained how to collect it.

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Unclaimed Royalty Detection & Recovery

We detect and recover unclaimed royalties linked to your songs in the US and worldwide.

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Clear statements and actionable insights through your personal dashboard.

Automated Global Administration

Automated processes for copyright registration, royalty collection, and revenue tracking.

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Our KYC-verified system ensures accurate, timely payments directly to you.

Your Songs Are Already Making Money
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Whether you're self-released, distributed via DistroKid or CD Baby, or on a small label — your songwriter royalties are often unpaid unless you've actively claimed them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Music publishing is about the ownership and monetization of the composition — the melody, lyrics, and structure of your song. If you write music or lyrics, you're entitled to publishing royalties when your song is used or performed.

No. Your distributor (like TuneCore or DistroKid) only collects recording royalties (aka master rights). They don't collect publishing royalties — which include performance and mechanical royalties generated worldwide.

Organizations like ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SACEM, GEMA, and the MLC handle different types of publishing royalties. But you need to register your songs correctly and often in multiple countries to receive them all.

Performance royalties are generated when your song is played on radio, TV, live shows, or streaming.

Yes. UniteSync doesn't take ownership of your songs. You remain the full rights holder — we simply act as your administrator and collect your royalties on your behalf.

We detect existing unclaimed royalties using US and global society data.

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Make sure you get what you're owed.

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