Value, license and sell your music.
Find out what your music is worth. Then sell it or license it.
No statements? Use your streams
How it works
- 1DropYour royalty statements
- 2ValueYour number, and why
- 3ChooseKeep, license or sell
- 4OffersVerified buyers bid
- 5PaidYou keep 100%
How we value your music
Three things decide the number. You see all three.
1. What it earns
£30,000 a year
2. How it's changing
−9% a year
3. How sure we are
Medium
Would sell for
£154k
or license it for about £31.8k
| Year 1 | £26,265 earned | £24,545.66 today |
| Year 2 | £23,968.91 earned | £19,563.21 today |
| Year 3 | £22,495.69 earned | £16,035.61 today |
| Year 4 | £21,521.74 earned | £13,398.56 today |
| Year 5 | £20,863.69 earned | £11,344 today |
| Year 6 | £20,411.50 earned | £9,692.70 today |
| Year 7 | £20,096.32 earned | £8,334.52 today |
| Year 8 | £19,873.67 earned | £7,198.42 today |
| Year 9 | £19,714.18 earned | £6,236.37 today |
| Year 10 | £19,598.10 earned | £5,414.54 today |
Example: a 25-track catalogue earning £30,000 a year. How valuation works
What you get
Free valuation
In about a minute
Sell or license
Your choice
Buyers bid
Labels, publishers, funds
You choose
Counter any offer
Paperwork done
Agreement drafted for you
Paid safely
Independent escrow
Keep 100%
The buyer pays our fee
Track it
Earnings and value over time
Fees
£0
For you
You keep the whole price.
10%
For the buyer
5% on anything over £1m. Only when a deal is done.
Buying music rights?
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Valuing and listing are free. Buyers pay our fee.
Do I need an account?
Not to see your number. Only if you want to sell or license.
What files work?
CSV or PDF statements from DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, STIM, PRS, your label or publisher.
Is my data safe?
CSVs are read on your computer. We keep the numbers, not the files. Personal details are removed from PDFs.
Selling or licensing?
Selling: one price, for good. Licensing: an advance now, and the rights come back to you.
How do I get the money?
The buyer pays into independent escrow first. It's released to you when the rights are handed over.