TrapRoyaltiesPro identifies blocked revenue, unmatched recordings, and metadata gaps across DSPs, PROs, MLC, SoundExchange, and foreign societies — then turns each one into recovered income.
For teams who need defensible, auditable answers — not dashboards that look good and stop there.
These are the revenue leaks we surface in almost every catalog — quiet, systemic, and usually unseen until the money is already gone.
A structured, audit-ready workflow that identifies blocked revenue and prepares your catalog for clean, compliant registrations.
Works in CWR, DDEX, Excel, or split sheet format. No engineering or system integration.
Unmatched ISRCs, missing contributors, foreign society gaps, neighboring rights issues, and structural metadata problems.
Financial impact view, confidence score, and platform-level breakdown of where royalties are not reaching you.
Upgrade for guided metadata cleaning, PRO-ready CWR generation, and task lists your team can execute.
A live scan of one mid-size publishing catalog. Your numbers will vary — but the pattern rarely does.
Your free scan doesn’t just show missing money. It also reveals how close your catalog is to being clean, compliant, and registration-ready.
A single score summarizing metadata completeness and registration readiness across your catalog.
Separates works that are ready to move into registration from those that will trigger rejections.
Missing ISWC, missing publishers, missing writers, broken shares, invalid IPIs, and duplicate works — each with clear counts.
The difference is not just visibility — it’s the ability to act on what you see with confidence.
Start with a free scan. Upgrade when you’re ready to operationalize recovery and run ongoing workflows.
High-level royalty gaps, readiness score, issue breakdown, and a sample of work-level findings.
Full fix-it workflow, complete work-level detail, guided metadata cleaning, and PRO-ready CWR exports.
High-volume catalogs, multi-stakeholder workflows, legal & audit use cases, dedicated implementation support.
Run a free scan. See the number. Then decide what to do next.