Pitch your music for film, TV and ads, and keep every lead.
Check that each track is sync-ready, log pitches to supervisors, libraries and briefs, and follow every deal from pitched to paid.
What to know
- A sync pitch workflow has three parts: supervisor contacts, a pitch log of songs and briefs, and a deal pipeline (Taskade).
- Sync libraries handle pitching and admin for a share of the fee, often 25 to 50% (RouteNote).
- Supervisors look for instrumentals, clean versions and clear rights: one-stop tracks are easier to license (Bandzoogle).
What is inside
Sync-ready check
Nine points per track, from instrumental and stems to splits and AI use.
Contacts
Supervisors, libraries and agencies with their terms and how to submit.
Pitch log
Every pitch, with a warning when a track is already with someone on exclusive terms.
Deals
Status, fee and your share, with income from signed deals.
Who it is for
- Independent artists and producers
- Composers writing for media
- Small labels and publishers
Get it
$19 one-time
- One file that opens offline in any browser
- No account, no upload, no subscription
You get the file within one working day.
Questions
Does it submit music?
No. You submit through each platform; the tracker keeps the overview.
Is this contract advice?
No. Read every licence carefully, and ask for advice on exclusive deals.
Where is my data?
Only in your browser. Save it as a file.