How does Mogul work?

98% of Mogul users aren’t collecting all of their revenue and nearly $1 billion in royalties goes unpaid every year. Mogul fixes that.
Connect your sources
Easily integrate Mogul with your distributor, label, PRO, and royalty platforms. Log in, and let Mogul handle the rest!
Identify Issues
Mogul’s advanced algorithms analyze your catalog, financials, and royalty societies to find registration and royalty issues. 98% of users discover they’re not earning as much as they should.
Fix issues, get paid
Mogul resolves registration issues on your behalf through the systems you already use—no new sign-ups required. We ensure your music is properly registered and you get paid faster.
Stay on track
Mogul continuously monitors your catalog, automatically registers new releases, and provides in-depth revenue insights so you never miss a royalty. Stay 100% on top of your business.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the steps in how Mogul works?
Four. You connect your sources, Mogul analyzes the catalog for registration and royalty issues, Mogul files the fixes through the systems you already use, then it keeps monitoring so new releases do not slip through. The part most artists skip is the last one. Registration is not a one-time job, because every new release and every new collaborator creates a fresh chance for a split or an identifier to be filed wrong.
What do I connect, and how long does it take?
Your distributor, label, publisher, PRO, and royalty platform accounts. You log in once per source and Mogul handles the rest. Mogul supports 100+ royalty sources, and most people connect everything in a few minutes. You do not have to move your catalog or change how you release to do it.
What does Mogul look for when it analyzes my catalog?
Registration and royalty issues across your catalog, your financials, and the collection societies. In practice that means missing registrations, incorrect or incomplete writer splits, misspelled names, wrong or missing ISRCs, and releases that never got filed with the MLC. Any one of those will stop a payment while the streams keep happening. Mogul reports that 98% of its users are not collecting all of their revenue.
What does Mogul actually do to fix a registration problem?
It submits the corrected registration on your behalf, directly to the organization holding the money. That means the PROs, including ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC, plus the MLC and SoundExchange. You are not handed a list of problems to go solve yourself. Your dashboard shows the current status of each submission, so you can see where a fix is in the queue.
Do I have to sign up for anything new to get the fixes filed?
No. Mogul resolves registration issues through the systems you already use, so there are no new sign-ups. Your PRO affiliation stays exactly as it is, your distributor stays as it is, and Mogul works inside those accounts rather than replacing them.
How long does it take to actually get paid after a fix goes in?
Longer than the scan, and it varies. The analysis runs quickly, but each society processes registrations and claims on its own timeline, and back royalties are paid out on the society's distribution schedule rather than on demand. How much is recoverable also depends on the source and how far back the earnings go. Your dashboard shows where each submission stands so you are not guessing.
What happens after the initial cleanup?
Monitoring. Mogul continuously watches the catalog, automatically registers new releases, and reports revenue so a gap does not sit undetected for a year. This is where the ongoing value is. A catalog that was clean in March can develop a problem in April because a collaborator filed a split differently or a new release went out with incomplete metadata.
Does this work if my catalog is spread across several distributors and societies?
That is the usual case, and it is the reason the gaps exist. Mogul connects to 100+ royalty sources, including distributors, publishers, labels, PROs, and international societies, and brings the earnings into one dashboard instead of a dozen separate logins. You do not need to consolidate first.
Will Mogul tell me exactly how much money I am owed?
It shows you what appears to be uncollected and what is causing it, which is usually a missing or incorrect registration. Amounts are estimates, not confirmed balances. Some societies only report a total once a claim is filed, and the final figure depends on the source, the age of the earnings, and each organization's rules. The useful output is knowing what to go after, then having it filed.
Will Mogul tell me exactly how much money I am owed?What does Mogul not do?
Mogul is not a PRO, so it does not replace your ASCAP, BMI, or SESAC affiliation. It does not take a percentage of your royalties and it does not take ownership in your songs or recordings. It is also not a promotion platform. Mogul works on the money your music has already earned. It does not build an audience for you or pitch your music to playlists.