The royalty tracker built for producers, not labels.

Are you getting paid what you're owed?

Upload contracts. Check terms. Get flagged the moment something's late or short.

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Expected
€4,820
Received
€4,110
Overdue
1
Income over time
Holding On · Nightfall Records
Statement overdue
15 days late
Night Drive · Bluewave Music
Rate check: below usual
−12%

Royalty software is built for labels.
You're not a label.

Built for labels
  • Multi-artist accounting suites
  • Built for the party paying out
  • Expensive, heavy onboarding
Built for you
  • One producer, every label
  • Built for the party being paid
  • Free to start, upload and go

Everything, per release.

AI contract extraction

Upload a PDF. Terms extracted in seconds.

Statement reminders

Flagged the moment a statement is late.

Underpayment detection

Every payout checked against your contract.

Your own rate benchmark

Learned from your own statement history.

AI contract review

A score, in plain language, for you.

One dashboard

Every release, every label, one view.

How it works

1

Upload contract

2

Get reminded

3

Upload statement

4

See what's off

Start free.

Free

€0
  • 5 releases
  • Contract upload
  • Basic reminders
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Pro

12/mo
  • 50 releases
  • AI contract review
  • Full dashboard
  • Full reminders
  • Overdue & underpayment tracker
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Premium

29/mo
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited releases
  • Accountant CSV export
  • Priority support
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FAQ

Who is CheckMyRoyalty for?

Individual producers and songwriters with releases on one or more labels — not labels, publishers, or accountants.

How is this different from label royalty software?

Most royalty platforms are built for the party paying out. CheckMyRoyalty is built for the party being paid.

Does it need access to my label's systems?

No. You upload the PDFs you already receive — your contract and your statements.

How do I know if my royalty statement is correct?

Upload it and CheckMyRoyalty checks it two ways: against the royalty percentage in your contract, and against your own historical revenue-per-stream for that platform, learned from your past statements. Either check can catch a short payout the other would miss.

What is a good royalty percentage for a producer?

It varies by deal type and territory, but most producer agreements fall somewhere between 15–25% of net receipts, with master and publishing splits negotiated separately. CheckMyRoyalty's AI contract review flags when your terms are unusually low for the type of deal.

How does recoupment work?

An advance is typically recouped from a percentage of your royalties — often 100% — until the label has recovered what they paid you. Until then, you may see statements with no payout at all even though sales are happening. CheckMyRoyalty extracts your recoupment terms so you can see exactly when you should start getting paid.

Can I use it without uploading a contract?

Yes. You can type your release and contract terms in manually, or upload a distributor statement CSV and let CheckMyRoyalty pull the songs and revenue straight from that — no contract required either way.

Is my data private?

Yes. Uploaded contracts and statements only power your own dashboard. See our Privacy Policy.

Are you getting paid what you're owed?