Stop getting love letters from ASCAP’s legal team.
Four Performing Rights Organizations. Four bills. Four portals. Four chances to get sued. We bundle all of it into one monthly payment so you can go back to pouring drinks.
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Here's what happens when you ignore it
Performing Rights Organizations don't send warning letters anymore. They send lawyers. And they win. Every. Single. Time.
Every year, all four Performing Rights Organizations bill you in full — at roughly the same time. For a mid-size bar, that's $2,000-$4,000 due all at once. Miss one payment and you're unlicensed. Play one song unlicensed and you're exposed to six-figure lawsuits. We spread that cost into predictable monthly payments so you never get blindsided.
In 2023, a Sacramento bar received a demand letter from ASCAP for $47,000— for playing background music through their speakers. No DJ. No live music. Just a speaker and a playlist. They didn't even know they needed a license.
Statutory damages: up to $150,000 per song. Performing Rights Organization win rate in court: virtually 100%.
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Quotes in January, pays by March
Broadcast Music, Inc.
Quotes in April, pays by June
Society of European Stage Authors and Composers
Invite-only, negotiated rates
Global Music Rights
Direct negotiation only
Four organizations. Four portals. Four renewal dates. Four chances to accidentally lapse. We consolidate all of it.
Licensing: Simplified
Five minutes. One form. You're legal.
Give us 2 minutes, we’ll give you hours back
Capacity, music type, hours — answer a few questions and we calculate your exact fees across all four Performing Rights Organizations.
We handle the Performing Rights Organizations
We pay ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and GMR in full. Day one. You sign one agreement with us.
One bill. Zero stress.
One predictable monthly payment instead of four annual lump sums. We handle renewals, compliance certificates, everything. You don’t think about it again.
The math is not in your favor
Every night you play unlicensed music is another roll of the dice.
per song. Not per night. Not per playlist. Per song.
separate Performing Rights Organizations that can each sue you independently
Performing Rights Organization win rate in copyright cases. They don't lose.
I was paying four different organizations on four different schedules and still got a cease-and-desist because I missed a GMR renewal. Nibbles and Bits took over everything in one afternoon. Haven't thought about it since.
Bar owner, Sacramento
150-cap restaurant & bar
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