keysig for music companies.

Paper your roster’s work, and keep the ownership data you need.

built for music companies.

what this looks like for you

  • Your artists do the paperwork.

    They draft and sign their own agreements under your account, within monthly per-artist limits you set with us.

  • Your own templates.

    Upload your label’s agreements for your roster to draft from. You confirm the text is yours, and your counsel reviews it.

  • Your work, and only your work.

    You see what was created under the label, read only, and nothing an artist makes on their own.

  • Camps, papered in the room.

    Draft one agreement for a writing camp, send a copy to everyone in it, and draft a split sheet for each track.

how it works

  1. Add your artists

    They join by email invite, free to them.

  2. Find the gaps

    Each artist runs the catalog audit, says who worked on each released track, and gets the ones with no signed agreement.

  3. They draft and sign

    Plain-language templates, signed from a phone. Draft to sent in 3 minutes.

  4. You keep the data

    What was created under your account, with track-level ownership, exportable as CSV.

the data, by track.

The export has one row per track, party and share: the parties, their splits and roles, their rights-organization identifiers, the signed agreement each share came from, and whether it is verified.

your tracks · example

  • Late Bloom

    Composition
    A. Rivera, writer 50% · J. Lane, writer 50%
    Master
    M. Okafor, producer 4%

    nothing flagged

  • Night Drive

    Composition
    A. Rivera, writer 60% · D. Cole, writer 25%
    Master
    none recorded
  • Low Tide

    Composition
    none recorded
    Master
    none recorded

what you can and cannot see.

  • You see the agreements created under your account, read only, including after an artist leaves.
  • You do not see an artist’s personal work. They keep everything they made, and you see only how many of your credits their own work used, never what it was.
  • Artists are told exactly this before they join.
Read the label terms

getting started.

Business accounts are set up by us, not self-serve.

  1. 01Tell us your roster size and what you need.
  2. 02We set up your account, and you add your own templates.
  3. 03You invite your artists by email.
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