Questions, answered simply.
Everything below answers one question: can this help me find music money I may have missed?
How do I find missing music royalties?
Upload one royalty statement or catalog file on our home page. The Recovery Agent checks it for possible royalty gaps, possible metadata issues, missing credits, and possible registration gaps. You get a Money Map with what it may have found and recommended next steps.
What is music royalty recovery?
It is the process of checking whether songs collected everything they could have, then fixing the possible issues found — like a missing registration or an incorrect credit — so future money flows correctly. StreamersOnline identifies possible opportunities; recovery itself may require additional verification.
What is royalty metadata and why does it matter?
Metadata is the information attached to a song: title, writers, producers, splits, and codes. When metadata is wrong or incomplete, money can be routed to the wrong place or not collected at all. Fixing possible metadata issues is often the fastest recovery opportunity.
What is an ISRC code and how do I look mine up?
An ISRC is the unique ID attached to a recording — like a fingerprint. Your distributor or label assigns it, and it appears on royalty statements and store metadata. Our scan reads the ISRC codes in your files automatically and flags songs where codes look missing or inconsistent.
What is music publishing registration?
Registration tells collection societies who wrote a song and who should be paid. Songs that were never registered — or registered incompletely — can have possible royalty gaps. Our scan highlights possible registration gaps for you to verify.
What if I have missing songwriter credits?
Missing credits are one of the most common possible issues we flag. If your name is missing from a song you worked on, money tied to that credit may not be reaching you. A scan shows where your credits appear and where they may be missing.
What is a catalog audit?
A catalog audit is a full review of every song you own or earn from. Our version is self-serve: upload a catalog export and the Recovery Agent produces a Money Map of possible issues, instead of a months-long manual review.
How do I read my artist royalty reports?
Royalty statements are confusing on purpose-level bad. Upload one and the scan translates it: which songs earned, where possible gaps appear, and what may be worth a closer look — in plain English.
How much does StreamersOnline cost?
Nothing upfront and no subscriptions. If recovery succeeds through our process, we earn our agreed success fee — you keep 90%. No recovery, no fee.
Does StreamersOnline own or buy my music?
No. Your music stays yours. We do not buy rights, we do not replace your lawyer, and we do not promise recovery. We help identify possible recovery opportunities.
For managers
Run a scan on each client's statements before renegotiations or catalog reviews. A Money Map gives you possible issues to raise — organized, sourced, and in plain English — without commissioning a manual audit first.
For attorneys
Use scans as an intake and triage tool: the Money Map surfaces possible metadata, registration, and split issues worth professional review. The platform draws no legal conclusions — your judgment stays the product.