For rights agencies
Multi-artist management. Per-catalog scoping inside one workspace. Billable monthly reports per artist.
Recommended plan: Pro — $499/month with workspaces. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
What we are replacing
Pex and Audible Magic do not isolate per artist. Songstats and Chartmetric do not file takedowns. So agencies stitch together a tool stack per artist — and a month-end reporting marathon to match.
You manage seven artists. Each one has their own Sheet, their own distributor login, their own email thread to compliance@. Switching context between artists takes ten minutes of tab juggling before you can answer a single question. A new artist signing means another tool stack to spin up by hand.
Every month-end, someone on your team copies findings, takedowns and resolutions out of three systems and pastes them into a Google Doc with the artist's logo at the top. Eight hours per artist, every month. The artist meeting opens with apologies for missing data instead of evidence of wins.
When you bill an artist for enforcement work, you need to show exactly what was filed, when, against whom, and what came back. Today that means stitching together email timestamps, distributor portal screenshots and your own notes. A single disputed invoice eats a day of the ops lead's time.
The switch
Every artist gets their own per-catalog scope inside one workspace — switch artists with a dropdown, never a re-login. One ops lead can carry 10-15 artists without ever losing context on whose catalog they are looking at.
Monthly enforcement reports export as workspace-branded PDFs per artist — scans run, findings detected, takedowns filed, case IDs, resolutions, §512(g) windows tracked — generated on the 1st of every month in under a minute.
Per-artist hash-chained audit log makes the billable line item self-evident: 23 takedowns filed in May for Artist X, each with recipient case ID, attestation signer, and resolution status. Invoice disputes collapse from a day's work to a one-click PDF export.
Pro plan covers up to 50,000 monitored tracks across every artist on the roster, with $1 per takedown over the ceiling — so an agency with twelve artists and a heavy enforcement month pays a known overage instead of triggering a contract renegotiation.
“Each artist gets their own per-catalog scope; the monthly enforcement report exports as a workspace-branded PDF.”
Day-one workflow
No per-artist procurement. No engineering hours. One ops lead can onboard a roster of ten artists in an afternoon and have month-end PDFs ready 30 days later.
Spin up a workspace for the agency and add per-artist catalog scopes. Each scope holds its own ISRCs, UPCs, distributor-of-record metadata and signer identity for §512(c)(3) attestation. Add a new artist in under five minutes — no procurement, no engineering, no new tool to learn.
Upload each artist's catalog separately — titles, ISRCs, UPCs, release dates, distributor of record. DSP Watch starts daily scans across Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, Deezer and Amazon Music for that artist's scope. Findings appear in the inbox tagged by artist, sorted by actionability score 0-100.
Open a finding, confirm scope, attest under the correct artist's signer identity, and DSP Watch routes the takedown through the right adapter — DMCA Generic, Spotify Content Protection, Apple Music dispute, YouTube Content ID or Distributor Forward. Every action carries the artist tag through to resolution.
On the 1st of every month, generate a workspace-branded PDF for each artist: scans run, findings detected, takedowns filed with recipient case IDs, resolutions, §512(g) counter-notice windows, and a hash-chained audit log. The artist meeting opens with evidence, not apologies. The invoice attaches the same PDF.
Rights-agency FAQ
Every catalog item belongs to a per-artist scope. The dashboard filters by scope at all times. Findings, takedowns, evidence packages and audit log entries are tagged with the scope they belong to and cannot leak across scopes. A team member with access to Artist X's scope cannot see Artist Y's findings unless explicitly granted. RBAC enforces this at every API boundary.
Yes. Workspace RBAC supports per-scope role assignment. A junior triager can be granted read-and-flag on three artists' scopes without ever seeing the rest of the roster. A signer can be granted attestation rights for one artist's takedowns and not others, which matters when each artist requires a different authorised representative under 17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3).
The workspace-branded PDF contains: scan summary across all 6 DSPs for that artist, total findings ranked by actionability, takedowns filed with recipient case or claim IDs, resolution status (acknowledged, removed, counter-noticed, expired), §512(g) counter-notice windows still open, signer attestation events with MFA timestamps, and a hash-chained audit log excerpt covering the reporting period. One artist, one month, one PDF.
Each artist scope can carry its own authorised representative for sworn statements. When your ops lead files a takedown under Artist X's scope, the attestation flow re-authenticates the signer mapped to Artist X via MFA within a 10-minute window. The resulting PDF and audit entry record that signer's identity. This matches the evidentiary standard required when each artist contract designates a different signing authority.
Pro is $499/month with a 14-day free trial. It covers up to 50,000 monitored tracks across every artist on the roster and includes all 5 takedown adapters, priority scan queue, SSO, and the full audit pipeline. Filed takedowns beyond the plan ceiling bill at $1 per takedown as a usage line item on the next monthly invoice, with live overage visible in the billing page so a heavy enforcement month never produces a surprise.
The monthly enforcement PDF is workspace-branded — agency logo, agency colours, agency contact block — and exports per artist on demand. Full dashboard white-labelling for in-meeting screen-shares is on the Pro roadmap. Today, the PDF is what artists see and what attaches to invoices, which covers the high-value reporting moment without waiting for the dashboard skin.
Import your roster, scope per artist, watch findings appear overnight and ship the first workspace-branded monthly PDF inside the 14-day trial. Pro is $499/month with workspaces after that.