Get more from your music.

Music publishing is the business of managing and exploiting the rights to songs. It includes registering works, licensing their use, collecting royalties, and ensuring songwriters are paid for their creations.

A music publishing administrator helps songwriters manage their publishing rights by registering songs, issuing licenses, collecting royalties, and providing detailed accounting. They ensure that creators are compensated fairly and efficiently.

JukeHouse monitors, registers, and collects royalties for your songs worldwide. Using advanced technology and direct relationships with collection societies, we ensure maximum earnings while you retain full ownership of your rights.

Pro Plan: $100/year with 0% revenue share.
Standard Plan: Free with a 5% revenue share.

Yes, JukeHouse complements your distributor by handling your publishing rights and royalties. Your distributor manages the recording royalties, while we focus on publishing and ensuring you're paid for songwriting.

While your PRO (e.g., ASCAP, BMI) collects performance royalties, JukeHouse also collects mechanical royalties, administers rights, and provides global registration, giving you a more comprehensive service.

We collect royalties globally from collection societies, digital service providers, and other revenue sources to ensure maximum income for your music.

We can collect royalties retroactively for up to three years, depending on the collection society's policies and the registration date.

Royalties are paid out monthly, giving you regular and transparent access to your earnings.

The writer's share belongs to the songwriter and is collected directly by your PRO. The publisher's share represents the share of royalties handled by a publisher, which JukeHouse collects on your behalf.

To switch from Sentric Music to JukeHouse, you'll need to let them know you are terminating your agreement with them. Once terminated, register your songs with JukeHouse with a start date after the end date they give you. We'll handle the publishing administration and royalty collection moving forward. Contact our support team for assistance during the transition.

To switch from Songtrust Music to JukeHouse, you'll need to let them know you are terminating your agreement with them. Once terminated, register your songs with JukeHouse with a start date after the end date they give you. We'll handle the publishing administration and royalty collection moving forward. Contact our support team for assistance during the transition.

With JukeHouse, you retain 100% ownership of your rights. We act as your publishing administrator, ensuring that your works are registered, royalties are collected, and your ownership remains intact. You stay in full control of your music at all times.

Yes, JukeHouse supports all music genres. Whether you create pop, hip-hop, classical, rock, or anything in between, we provide the same comprehensive publishing administration and royalty collection services for all types of music.

If you are not already affiliated with a Performance Rights Organization (PRO), we recommend registering with either the local one in your country or ASCAP to collect your performance royalties. JukeHouse complements your PRO by handling mechanical royalties, direct registrations, and global administration to maximize your income.

Yes, you can cancel your account at any time. Simply contact our support team, and they will guide you through the cancellation process. Please note that any royalties earned prior to cancellation will still be collected and distributed to you.

When your songs are used in a TV show, movie, or other media, this generates synchronization royalties (sync fees). JukeHouse ensures these sync royalties are tracked and collected on your behalf, along with any additional performance or mechanical royalties that may arise from the use of your works.

The best time to join JukeHouse is once you are a member of a performing rights society, having at least one song distributed on a major platform like Spotify and owning a share of a composition copyright.