Business class for your Artists
Statements, payouts and the whole catalogue, under a login of their own — on the web, on iOS and on Android. Included with every plan, at no cost.

Everything Artists ask for,
already there.
Artists, licensors, producers and writers get a login of their own. What they find behind it is scoped to their own deal — and it is the figure your royalty run produced, not a copy of it.

Statements
Every statement, the moment it is posted
The statement, the moment it is posted
Every statement you publish is there under the artist's own login, newest first, with the payable amount on the card before they open it. The PDF is the formal overview; the Excel lists every sale in detail, down to how each licence fee was calculated. Where you have enabled it, they can raise the credit note themselves.
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Financial
Most flexible financial yet simple
They enter their own payout and tax data
Artists keep their own financial profiles — legal form, VAT and tax numbers, IBAN or PayPal, billing address — and assign one to each label they are paid by. Correcting a profile re-applies it to every submission using it. Nobody on your team retypes a bank detail from an email, and nobody chases a missing tax number twice.
Catalog
Tracks, Releases, Works
208
Tracks
26
Releases
47
Works
Their catalogue, as you hold it
Artists, tracks and products, with the label, the version, the duration and the ISRC on them — the same records your team works from rather than an export of them. Search, sort and page through it the way you would, and open a release to its artwork and its links out to Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer.

Insights
Filter it down to what moved
Their own numbers, narrowed to the question
Contract, release, track, country, royalty source, sale channel, and a date range that starts at the beginning — set any of them and the revenue chart follows. Under it the rankings re-sort themselves: top carriers, resellers, countries, tracks, products and contracts. It is the same screen a label uses to answer “how did that single do in France”, in the hands of the person asking.
Web, iOS, Android.
It will be there.
One login and one set of figures, on whichever of the three your artist reaches for. These are the screens as the App Store shows them.