DEED FOR MUSICIANS

OWN EVERY TRACK.

Splits signed the day the song is made, masters on record, and money that arrives where it should.

THE SITUATION

Most songs are made by more than one person, and the deal happens in the room or in the chat: fifty fifty, you take the hook, send me the stems. Everyone agrees, nobody writes it down, and the song comes out anyway.

That works until the song does. The moment money, sync requests or a label shows up, the missing split sheet becomes the most expensive document you never made.

THE RISKS

WHAT BREAKS.

NO SPLIT SHEET

The industry's unmatched royalty pools exist because ownership data is missing at the source.

HANDSHAKE FEATURES

A guest verse with no paper means every future licence needs a favour.

PRODUCER GRAB

Producer agreements that quietly take publishing along with the beat.

UNREGISTERED MASTERS

In some countries an unregistered work is far harder to sue over.

AI TRAINING

Your catalogue is being read by machines whether you decided or not.

HOW DEED HELPS

FOUR STEPS.

01DROP

Forward the chat where the deal happened, or drop the stems folder.

02EXAMINE

Deed maps who owns what and flags what has no paper behind it.

03EXECUTE

Split sheets signed by everyone in minutes, registration where it counts, one link for the label.

04DEFEND

Monitoring, licence requests answered automatically, and AI training blocked or priced on your terms.

QUESTIONS

+Do I need a split sheet if we agreed in chat?

Yes. A chat is proof of a conversation, not of a deal. A split sheet turns that conversation into a record every collaborator signs, so no one has to remember it a year later.

+What happens when a label asks for chain of title?

You send one Deed link. Every writer, producer and featured artist appears with their share and signature. The label gets what it needs without a week of email.

+Can I block AI training on my masters?

Yes. Every Deed states whether AI training is allowed, blocked or licensed, and the answer is machine readable through our public API.