Missing out on
mechanical royalties?

Our tool will alert you in under a minute.
If you’re both an artist and writer, select which one you currently earn more royalties from. We will account for both once you sign-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, and it is a useful check. A publishing administrator covers the publishing side. Gaps still turn up in SoundExchange, neighboring rights, and splits that were filed differently by a collaborator. The scan shows you what your current setup is catching and what it is not.

It shows what is uncollected and where it is stuck. Exact amounts depend on the source and how far back the earnings go, and some societies only report a total once a claim is filed. The scan tells you what to go after, then Mogul files the registrations and claims to collect it.

The first scan starts from your artist or writer profile. To see everything across your catalog, you connect your royalty accounts inside Mogul, which is also how ongoing monitoring works. Mogul supports 100+ sources, so most people connect everything in a few minutes.

Then your catalog is in good shape, which is worth knowing. Registration issues tend to show up later, when a new release goes out with incomplete splits or a collaborator files something differently. Mogul keeps monitoring so the next gap does not sit for a year.

You see what is uncollected and what is causing it, which is usually a missing or incorrect registration. From there, Mogul can submit the fixes directly to the PROs, the MLC, and SoundExchange on your behalf. 98% of new users find missing royalties.

The two roles collect from different places. If you are both, pick the one you currently earn more royalties from. Mogul accounts for both sides once you sign up.

Your registrations and royalty status across the main US collection societies, including ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SoundExchange, and the MLC. These are the organizations holding the money when a song is not registered properly.

Under a minute. You get your results on the spot instead of waiting on an email or a callback.

Yes. The scan is free and there is no credit card required. You only pay if you decide you want Mogul to fix what it finds.

It is a free scan that checks whether your music is registered correctly and whether royalties are sitting uncollected under your name. You tell us who you are, we check the societies, and you see the gaps in under a minute.