Rekon — Music Royalty Intelligence for Independent Artists Rekon is a music royalty intelligence platform that helps independent and international artists find missing royalties, recover uncollected income, and manage split sheets across every source of music revenue. Rekon aggregates royalty statements from any platform, runs on-demand issue detection, and guides artists through the registrations needed to collect every royalty they are owed. Free to start; setup takes under five minutes. The six types of music royalties Rekon tracks

Performance royalties — collected by PROs such as ASCAP, BMI, BUMA/STEMRA, and GEMA.

Mechanical royalties — for reproductions of a composition across streams and downloads.

Neighbouring rights — paid to performers and labels for use of master recordings.

Sync royalties — for music licensed to film, TV, games, and advertising.

Digital performance royalties — collected by SoundExchange for non-interactive streaming in the US.

Print royalties — for sheet music and lyric reproductions.

Why royalties go missing An estimated $2.5 billion in music royalties goes unclaimed every year — held in the industry "Black Box" because ownership cannot be matched to missing ISRC codes, incomplete PRO registrations, or incorrect metadata (source: Intelmarket Research Report). How much of that is yours depends on your catalogue and where you are registered; Rekon shows you which royalty types you are not collecting and does not promise a figure. Supported platforms Rekon reads royalty statements as spreadsheets rather than as vendor integrations — it maps the columns, so a CSV or XLSX from almost any source imports even when that source is not on a list. 37 platforms, PROs and societies are additionally recognised by name, including ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SoundExchange, The MLC, HFA, Songtrust, PRS for Music, PPL, GEMA, GVL, SENA, SACEM, SOCAN, APRA AMCOS, DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, Symphonic, AWAL, UnitedMasters, and Label Engine. Learn more: The 6 types of music royalties · The complete guide to split sheets · Frequently asked questions