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Without publishing, you’re missing out on 50% of your potential earnings. claim what you're owed.
It all comes down to royalties and copyrights.
Music publishing refers to the legal rights granted to songwriters and other composition rightsholders, and the related government-mandated royalties. These royalties must be paid whenever other artists or companies use music that you wrote and own at least part of the copyright for.
Basic copyright law protects songwriters by giving them exclusive rights to grant or deny the reproduction, distribution, or performance of their original songs. When you write original music and register the songs correctly and comprehensively with the help of a publishing administrator like Songtrust, you may be able to start collecting from several pay sources. These include performance and mechanical royalty earnings from digital streaming, user-generated videos, live concerts, and more.
Why CTT PUBLISHING
wE ARE MORE THAN JUST A PUBLISHING ADMINSTRATOR.
Sign up & register your music
When you sign up for Cape Town Thing Publishing, we’ll register all your music with collection points around the world, maximizing your potential income.
Claim your missing royalties
Once you’re registered, we’ll get to work uncovering and claiming all of the publishing royalties you’re due.
How much money will I receive in publishing royalties?
Rates for radio and TV play varies depending on the broadcaster, time of day, and territory. Rates for streaming royalties vary depending on territory, and streaming service.
Free publishing admin
We’ll register your music for publishing royalties across the globe, while you keep full ownership and copyright.
Free publishing admin
We only take a 25% commission on publishing royalties we collect and you keep all the rest. You won’t find a better deal anywhere else in the industry.
Free publishing admin
Unlock new royalties & exposure worldwide. Earn royalties every time you perform live or your music is heard, and pitch your tracks for TV & film placements.