Why Go With SourceAudio Collect for Your Global Performance and Mechanical Royalties?
Updated January 20, 2023
SourceAudio Collect actively works to maximize your royalties with the most thorough and efficient service on the market.
There are many sources of foreign income that local PROs (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC) don’t collect.
| Mechanical royalties for digital and physical audio | Mechanical royalties for broadcast/cable transmissions | Mechanical royalties for audio-visual productions |
Publishers that rely upon local PROs alone are losing this money that you’re entitled to.
Led by PRO veterans and publishing experts, SourceAudio Collect uses a team of royalty trackers to actively identify missing royalty payments and pursue collections.
The SourceAudio Collect team has access to the same shared databases and resources the local PROs have but uses them proactively to ensure your works are properly registered and uses of your works are documented and paid.
There are good and bad sub-publishers…
» The good ones actually make you more
money and earn their 50% split.
» The bad ones take 50% of the money
you’re already owed from the work
you did without their help
Hopefully, you’re using the good ones! If not, don’t pay 50% for bad service, and don’t leave money on the table by leaving it to your local PROs.
» SourceAudio Collect is your best alternative to these inferior options!
» We are the first global publishing administration service focused on collecting royalties for music used in audio-visual productions.
» We collect all income streams, provide the most streamlined and accurate registration of your catalog directly into the foreign collection agency databases, and ensure your payments are accurate and on time—all for just a 15% commission on what we collect!
Contact our Collect team to get started with SourceAudio Collect today!
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