When the songs you write are downloaded or streamed worldwide, you may be earning royalties you don’t even know about. TuneCore Music Publishing Administration finds & collects these royalties for you.
Features & Benefits
Our one-time fee is $99.00. For that fee, you get the following:
Worldwide registration & royalty collection 
Placement opportunities in film, TV, commercials, video games & more 
Dedicated in-house team working on your behalf 
Keep 100% of your rights 
Keep 90% of the royalties you earn* 
Submit as many compositions as you like * If our creative team secures a sync license based on our direct pitching efforts, our commission is 20%.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if publishing administration is right for me?
- Have your songs been downloaded or streamed internationally?
- Have your songs been used in videos on YouTube?
- Are you spending more time on the administrative aspects of songwriting vs. the creative process?
- Do you want to get your song featured in film, TV, video games, and more?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may want a music publisher to work on your behalf.
I already use a PRO. Why would I need a publishing administrator?
Performing rights organizations like ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC collect your performance royalties only, and we work with them to collect these royalties on your behalf. In addition, TuneCore is also able to collect 13 different types of royalties for you, some of which are nearly impossible to collect without a publishing administrator.
“Before TuneCore Publishing I was only using ASCAP. They have been really good for my music but I didn’t realize how many more royalties you can collect with a Publishing Administrator in addition to ASCAP.”
— Brian Crain
I want to get my song features in film, TV, commercials, etc. How can TuneCore help with this?
We actively pitch your compositions to music supervisors for placement in film, television, video games, advertising, and more. We make sure TuneCore songwriter compositions are front-and-center for current licensing opportunities.
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