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For catalog buyers, sellers and their lawyers

Know the catalog is live before you sign.

Paste a catalog's UPCs and get one report on every release across twelve US stores: what's live, what's missing, which songs share an ISRC, and which releases sit on the wrong artist page. One payment, no account.

Order a report

Your report opens as soon as you pay, and we email you its link.

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One-time payment. Nothing renews. No account needed.

What the report does and doesn't prove

It shows

  • Each UPC was looked up on twelve US stores: Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, TIDAL, SoundCloud, Pandora, Audiomack, iHeartRadio, Qobuz and Shazam.
  • Where a store returned the release, the report links its page as it was on the date shown.
  • A store is marked "not found" only when two looks, at least a minute apart, both came back without the release.
  • Artist pages are compared within this catalog: a release on a different page of the same artist than the rest is listed.
  • ISRCs are listed as the stores returned them, with repeats and clashes pointed out.

It doesn't show

  • It shows one moment in time. Stores change; this isn't ongoing monitoring.
  • US stores only. It says nothing about other countries.
  • It doesn't prove who owns the rights, who gets paid, or how much a catalog earns.
  • "Not found" means not found by that UPC. A store can still carry the release under another code or an older edition, and not every distributor delivers to every store.
  • "Couldn't confirm" means the store didn't give a clear answer. It counts neither way.
  • Artist pages are checked against the rest of this catalog, not against the artist's own confirmation.

Questions

Which codes do I need?
The UPC (or EAN) of each release. A catalog schedule or a distributor export usually has a UPC column; paste it or upload the file. The report finds each release's songs and ISRCs itself.
How long does it take?
About a minute for every eight releases. A list of several hundred can take a day or two, because reports wait their turn behind the daily checks. You don't need to keep the page open: we email you the report's link when you pay and again when it's done.
What does "not found" mean?
No store page came back for that UPC on two looks at least a minute apart. The store may still carry the release under another code, so treat it as a question for the seller.
Who can see the report?
Anyone you share its link with, for 90 days. It isn't listed anywhere and search engines don't see it.

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