The Royalty Recovery Room
Your music is earning money right now that can't find you — stuck because your paperwork doesn't match your plays. This is the whole map to fix it: see the leaks, learn the fixes, or hand us the catalog.
Every stream, spin, and download only pays when the report of what got played lines up with the registration of who to pay. When they don't, the money sits in the black box and gets paid to everybody else. Most independent and legacy artists are leaking real money this way and never see it.
Run the Royalty Match Checkup
Eight quick checks show you exactly where your money might be leaking — the codes, the titles, the writer IDs that don't line up. No login.
Where the money actually goes
The Black Box
Where your money goes when it can't find you — and why it ends up paying whoever's already biggest.
Read → 🎯One Wrong Character
How a single typo'd letter in your ISRC routes your streams to a code that isn't quite yours.
Read → 🏷️Alternate Titles
Your song answers to a dozen names. Register the real ones or the money on them goes unmatched.
Read → 👤One Writer, Two Numbers
A duplicate writer IPI cuts your catalog in half — two mailboxes, neither one full.
Read →Fix it yourself, or let us run the match
If It Doesn't Match, It Can't Pay
The full royalty-matching playbook — every fix, step by step, in your own catalog. The self-audit, the codes, the alternate titles, the IPI merge, and the line where a mismatch becomes a lawyer's job.
Get the e-book →The Royalty Match Audit
Done Deal Digital runs the match across your registrations and reports, finds the gaps, and cleans them up — so what you're owed can finally find you. You keep everything.
See the $497 audit →We get your money matched correctly — your real titles, your real codes — never a loophole and never anyone else's catalog. This room is education, not legal, financial, or tax advice, and policies vary by society. When a mismatch is really a dispute — someone else claiming your work — that's a music attorney, not a match fix, and we can point you to one.