Fix your music data. Find your royalties.

Music publishing data technology and expertise to maximise your catalog.

Clean, manage, and claim to drive long term growth.

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Metadata is music’s
weak link.

Our mission is simple: help you find and claim every penny you’re owed.

Music
Publishers

You know the problems, but fixing them has no clear ROI.

Data is in a mess 'out in the wild' but there's no line of sight for rights holders.

Legacy issues pile up, with expanding catalog compounding the issue.

You don't need a clean slate to start- but you can end with one.

Music Investment Funds

De-risk acquisitions.
Maximise catalog returns.

Catalogs arrive with incomplete or duplicate registrations and patchy metadata.

Scaleable, forensic insights are needed to reduce risk and unlock value.

You've made the investment- now make the returns.

Music catalogs are messy-
costing royalties, time to fix, and your peace of mind.

Missing songs. Mismatched recordings. Duplicate registrations.

Royalties go uncollected and opportunities are missed.

It's difficult to second guess what’s working and what isn't. In a world where 100,000 new recordings are uploaded every day, keeping up shouldn’t be the manual job that it is.

Your new data department.

Purpose-built tools and expert support you can lean on to clean, maintain, and monitor your catalog at scale.

Deploy the power of an internal tech team- without hiring one.

Bulk enrichment

Fix can locate and analyse your catalog as it’s currently registered. Get started across hundreds of thousands of data points without sharing internal files.

Data Insights

Fix continuously surfaces metadata gaps, recording-to-work mismatches and potential claims- always-on intelligence helping you spot issues and opportunities.

Custom Reporting

On demand, tailored analysis to uncover gaps, duplications, and unclaimed royalties- providing the clarity you need to make informed business decisions.

Ongoing Monitoring

Fix continuously tracks your catalog, surfacing changes or missed opportunities, so nothing slips through the cracks.

The Process.

Whether you’re starting with a spreadsheet or have nothing but a hunch, Fix Music gives you a clear path from data chaos to clean claims- and real revenue.

Start with a Smart Report

Begin with a one-off diagnostic- a set of powerful reports that shows what’s out there, what’s missing, and what you could be claiming:

Works with the data you have- or we can find what’s already out "in the wild"
Estimate how much is waiting for you at The MLC
Zero commitment, big insight

Ingest & Compare

Fix brings your data together- either from your internal systems or directly from the platforms where it lives:

No need to prep or clean data. Fix handles it
You stay in control: share what you want, or let us find it
Compare what's actually registered vs. what should be

Match, Enrich & Claim

The Fix platform gets to work: matching recordings to compositions, enriching your data, and preparing everything you need to claim your money:

Automatically builds MLC-compliant claim files
Surfaces hidden metadata and unlinked compositions
Translates chaos into clear actions

Monitor, Maintain & Maximise

Publishing isn’t one-and-done. It’s an ongoing game of whack-a-mole. Fix stays on it so you don’t have to:

New recordings? Fix tracks and matches them.
Claims need chasing? Fix monitors and flags for follow up.
Peace of mind + always on tracking = long term value

The Metadata Iceberg

Most catalog cleanup projects begin in a familiar place- are the right recordings attached to the right works. Are all the ISRCs present? Are they linked to the correct compositions? The difficulty is that recording-work matching relies on a much deeper assumption: that the list of works being matched to is itself clean.

1 day ago

All Change Please- These Rights Terminate Here

US termination rights have been somewhat of an industry secret in times gone by- and understandably so given their creator friendly purpose. For any not familiar, this is the legal right of a songwriter to reclaim US rights they have previously transferred (say under a publishing deal) after 35 years. These sit quietly inside a catalog for years, sometimes decades, looking like a future technicality rather than a present commercial issue.

Jun 26