Sell your track's future royalties for a single upfront sum. It stays released under your name for good — you hand over the ongoing income and rights, and walk away with cash today.
Share a link, get a number, get paid. The offer is yours to consider with no pressure — if it isn't right for you, walk away. It costs nothing to look.
Send us your Spotify artist link. We look at real streaming history — not follower counts or hype.
Within 48 hours you get a one-time buy-out offer based on 12 months of steady streams — with exactly what's included written out in plain terms.
Say yes and the money lands in your account. The song stays live under your name — you simply pass its future income and rights to us.
Always. The track keeps being released under your name, for life — your credit as the artist never changes. What you're selling is the song's future earnings and the rights that come with them, not your place in its story.
We want to be clear and gentle about this: it's a full, permanent sale. After the deal, the future royalties belong to us, and decisions about the track — like licensing or placements — become ours too. You're trading ongoing control and income for a meaningful sum today. It's a real choice, and we'll make sure you understand it fully before anything is signed.
Nothing. Sharing your link and receiving an offer is free, with no obligation. You only move forward if the number feels right for you — and it's completely okay to say no.
We look at your song's real streaming performance over the last 12 months. Steady, consistent listeners matter far more to us than a single viral spike or your follower count — so a quietly reliable track can be worth more than you'd expect.
No. We work specifically with independent artists — often the ones without a label or manager. If your songs earn steadily, we'd love to talk.
Once you accept an offer and the paperwork is signed, funds are sent directly to your account. Most artists go from first link to payment in under two weeks.
No cost · No obligation · Your name stays on the song