Pricing
Your subscription is a discount on the publishing share.
We charge in two ways: a predictable monthly fee and a share of what the song earns. The higher the plan, the lower the share, so you decide what pays off.
For songwriters
The publishing share applies to what the song earns, never to the license fee you receive from the artist.
Free
Free
- Published songs
- 2
- Publishing share
- 30%
- Song registration
- Signed split
- Public profile
Songwriter
R$ 39,00/month
- Published songs
- 15
- Publishing share
- 25%
- Marketplace
- Access trail
- Abramus membership through Yawh
Songwriter Pro
R$ 99,00/month
- Published songs
- Unlimited
- Publishing share
- 20%
- Unlimited songs
- Priority on A&R briefs
- Listening analytics
- 1 Guia Plus per quarter
Catalog
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- Published songs
- Unlimited
- Publishing share
- Negotiated
- For publishers and estates
- API
- Catalog migration
The math that matters: from about R$ 14.400,00 in yearly earnings, the Songwriter Pro plan pays for itself through the lower publishing share alone, before you even count any extra feature.
For those who record
Whoever is looking for songs pays for access and for the brokering, not the songwriter.
Explore
Free
- Users
- 1
- Simultaneous holds
- 1
- Briefs per month
- 0
- API
- No
Label
R$ 490,00/month
- Users
- 5
- Simultaneous holds
- 10
- Briefs per month
- 3
- API
- No
Record Company
R$ 2.900,00/month
- Users
- Unlimited
- Simultaneous holds
- Unlimited
- Briefs per month
- Unlimited
- API
- Yes
Every license fee carries a commission of 15%, charged to whoever records. The songwriter receives the agreed amount, with no brokering deduction.
Questions everyone asks
- Does the publishing share come out of my license fee?
- No. It applies to what the song earns: public performance, mechanical and sync. The amount the artist pays to record reaches you without that deduction.
- What if my song already has a publisher?
- If a third-party publisher is on record, there is no publishing for us to take on. Yawh acts only as the broker of the deal and charges just the commission on the license fee.
- Can I cancel and take my catalog with me?
- Yes. You export songs, contracts and statements in an open format. Contracts already signed stay in force for the agreed term, because other parties hold rights under them.
- Does Yawh buy my song?
- Never. We work with a publishing agreement, under which you keep ownership and receive an ongoing share. A permanent assignment is not on the menu.