As a songwriter, you're owed publishing royalties every time your music is streamed, performed, or used commercially. Zox Music Publishing registers your catalog worldwide so those royalties reach you instead of going unclaimed.
Royalty types collected
Publishing royalties are separate from the streaming royalties you earn through distribution — they're paid to songwriters and composers whenever a song is streamed, broadcast, performed live, or used in film, TV, and advertising. Collecting them requires registering your songs with performing rights organizations and collection societies around the world. Zox Music Publishing handles that registration and tracks down royalties on your behalf.
Your songs are registered with collection societies across major territories.
We actively track and claim royalties that often go unclaimed by independent writers.
Get your music considered for placement in film, TV, and advertising.
Understand exactly what you earned and where it came from, every payout.
Submit your catalog and songwriting splits for registration.
Your works are registered with collection societies in major territories.
Streams, broadcasts, and performances of your songs are monitored.
Royalties are collected and paid out with a clear statement.
Distribution royalties are paid to the recording owner when a track is streamed or downloaded. Publishing royalties are paid to songwriters and composers whenever the underlying composition is used, streamed, performed, or broadcast.
No. As part of publishing administration, we help register your works with the appropriate collection societies on your behalf.
Collection societies typically report and pay on a quarterly cycle, so it can take a few months for the first royalties from a new registration to arrive.
You can register accurate songwriting splits so each collaborator is credited and paid their correct share.
Register your catalog with Zox Music Publishing today.
