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Neighbouring rights made simple.

Relay Rights helps artists, performers, labels and rights holders collect neighbouring-rights royalties worldwide.

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Global collectionfor a strongermusic community

Relay Rights helps artists, performers, labels and rights holders collect neighbouring-rights royalties worldwide.

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How it works

Step 1

We register

Our technology helps identify, organise and register your repertoire with collecting societies worldwide, backdating claims for unclaimed historical royalties.

PPL
United Kingdom
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Registered
Step 2

We collect

We collect your international neighbouring rights royalties and bring them together in one place, with no currency conversion fees.

royalties collected across territories
AU
BR
CA
DE
FR
JP
NL
UK
US
ZA
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
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Step 3

You get paid

Your collected royalties become available to withdraw directly to your bank, on your terms.

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Received
£2,643.17

10% commission. No monthly fees. No conversion costs.We only get paid when you do.Any withholding taxes or deductions are applied by collecting societies, not Relay.

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Registered with collecting societies worldwide

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Every royalty.Accounted for.

Know exactly what each recording earned, where it was earned and which society paid it. Download your statements and withdraw straight to your bank.

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Interactive example of the Relay dashboard for a fictional artist, John Dough, showing £2,643.17 ready to withdraw, lifetime earnings of £12,337.25, their recordings, statements, wallet and earnings by country.

Fictional artist. Figures shown are for illustrative purposes only.

Built to recoverwhat you're owed

  • Up to 7 years of back royalties claimed
  • Paid in your own currency
  • Secured with two‑factor authentication
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Performers

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Every time a recording you played on is broadcast or played in public, you're owed a share. We find it and collect it.

One specialist partner for neighbouring rights, from registration to collection.

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