For labels, publishers, rights administrators, and catalog owners.
Put your catalog to work.
Syncskai gives hassle-free sync distribution for labels, publishers, and rights holders: bulk onboarding, automated clearance, your commercial rules enforced by software — and enterprise buyers already licensing.
The problem with owning a catalog
Sync demand keeps growing — broadcast, advertising, games, retail — but most catalogs only earn when someone happens to ask. Between placements, the repertoire sits idle while the admin doesn't: bespoke clearance per request, quote threads across dozens of stakeholders, metadata living in spreadsheets, and reporting assembled by hand.
What Syncskai is for catalog owners
One more channel — not your only one.
Partner catalogs on Syncskai are non-exclusive: you keep your direct sync sales, your existing platforms, your relationships. Syncskai is a distribution surface, not a custody arrangement.
Automation does the heavy lifting.
Our clearance engine validates rights, enriches metadata, and prices deterministically — at catalog scale. The work that makes sync slow when done track-by-track is exactly the work the platform automates.
Demand is already assembled.
Broadcasters, agencies, games studios, and retail chains license through Syncskai under annual agreements — buyers with budgets and deadlines, searching with intent. Your catalog goes where the licensing already happens.
How it works
1 — Agree terms.
A bulk agreement defines your commercial rules — a dynamic pricing engine guarantees the right price. Territories, media, pricing floors, revenue share, and which repertoire licenses instantly versus by negotiation, all part of the equation.
2 — Onboard.
White-glove ingestion of your catalog — audio, stems where available, metadata, splits. Our pipeline validates and enriches as it ingests, and flags anything that needs your confirmation before going live. A catalog ingestion API is for ongoing delivery at scale.
3 — Go live.
Your tracks become discoverable to professional buyers through intent-based search, priced by the engine according to your rules.
4 — Revenue and reporting.
Per-track usage analytics, license scopes for every placement, audit-grade records, and payout statements clean enough to reconcile and report onward. You see what's working — and what to send us more of.
You stay in control
Your rules, enforced by software.
Territory exclusions, media restrictions, price floors — encoded in the rules engine and applied to every license automatically, not promised in a PDF and hoped for.
Two licensing modes.
Your long tail earns through one-click licensing. Your flagship repertoire can stay in the negotiated tier: marked clearly to buyers, licensed deal-by-deal with your approval, brokered by us. Passive income and protected crown jewels, on one platform.
Infrastructure honors your contract.
Storage, delivery, and AI/ML processing permissions are set per agreement — including whether your content may be used in machine-learning features at all. Platform defaults don't override partnership terms.
Withdrawal terms in writing.
What happens if you want repertoire off the platform is defined in your agreement, not discovered later.
Who this is for
- Independent labels — turn your back catalog into recurring sync revenue without hiring a sync team.
- Publishers and rights administrators — composition-side repertoire, administered cleanly, reported transparently.
- Royalty-free and production catalogs — reach enterprise buyers your own storefront doesn't, on terms that respect your existing model.
- PROs and aggregators — bring member or client repertoire to the sync market at scale. Talk to us about structure.
Local catalogs: you're the point, not the niche
Global libraries bury local-language repertoire. Syncskai boosts it: local content is what our broadcast and brand buyers are actively searching for. If your catalog is deep in local repertoire, it's deep in exactly what this market is short of.
Straight answers
Is this exclusive?
No. Partner catalogs keep their other channels; Syncskai is one surface among several. What you commit to is honoring licenses issued under the rules you approved.
Who does the clearance and metadata work?
The platform does the validation and enrichment; you confirm what it flags. Bulk onboarding is white-glove — you won't be filling in forms track by track.
What about repertoire we can't blanket-clear?
That's what the negotiated tier is for — it's how the most sought-after artists are on the platform at all, and yours can sit there too. Pre-clear to sell more, negotiate separately for 100% control.
What does it cost?
Nothing upfront: Syncskai earns when your catalog earns, per the revenue terms in your agreement.
Minimum catalog size?
No minimum; fit and quality matter more than size.
Your repertoire is finished work. Stop letting it behave like inventory.
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