YouTube's Hidden Goldmine: Micro-Sync Royalties

People are using your song in YouTube vlogs and TikToks, and you are not seeing a dime of the publishing.

Every time your composition is used in a video, it can generate a micro-sync royalty: a tiny publishing payment stacked across millions of user-generated clips. Standard distributors might catch the master side with Content ID. They miss the publishing side completely. That money slips through every time a fan uploads your track under their footage.

Claim the publishing half of UGC

RightsTune registers and claims mechanical and performance royalties from user-generated content on platforms like YouTube, so you get paid for the composition, not just whatever Content ID happens to catch on the recording.