Buy shares of a song's master royalties. Royalties pay out monthly. Trade any time.
$100.00 of Neon Echoes at IPO
Every song is a stock. Each share holds a fixed slice of its master royalties for years. The artist keeps the copyright.
Royalties accrue live as people listen and pay out monthly, about 45 to 75 days after the streams, the way distributors pay.
Prices move with the music. Every song you own is a numbered pressing in your crate.
Sell a slice of a song's royalties to the fans who play it most. You keep the copyright and creative control, and you get paid up front.
List a songA share is a contractual right to a slice of a recording's master royalties for a set term. The artist or label keeps the copyright and the master.
Streaming services pay distributors monthly, about 45 to 75 days after the streams. Fadlib shows your royalties accruing live, then trues up to the distributor's statement. Optional Instant Royalties advance most of it weekly.
Yes. Every listed song trades on a live order book, with a market maker providing liquidity.
Yes. Most songs pay less over time and prices can fall. Buy music you believe in, with money you can afford to lose.