Independent composer support

For independent composers releasing Creative Commons music.

Track potential online uses of your music, review the available evidence, and decide whether to pursue proper attribution or discuss a paid licence. Potential-use detections are leads for evidence-led review, not proof of infringement, a completed licence, or a royalty payment.

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The monthly subscription is £14.99 per month with a seven-day trial. A payment card is required at signup.

How it works

A lead for you to review, then a decision you control

A detection is a potential match and a lead for composer review, not proof that a use is unauthorised or infringes anyone's rights. You review the evidence before choosing what, if anything, to do next. A detection alone does not complete a licence or confirm that a royalty has been paid.

  1. 01

    Monitor Creative Commons music

    LicenseTrack checks supported public content for potential uses of registered Creative Commons tracks.

  2. 02

    Review the evidence

    Review source details, the track’s licence terms, attribution, edits, and the context of the use.

  3. 03

    Choose your next step

    You decide whether to seek corrected attribution, offer a licence, or take no action.

Keep the distinction clear

A match is a lead, not a verdict.

Creative Commons permissions depend on the exact licence deed and version, the credit given, any changes to the work, and how it is used. Fingerprint matching can surface a possible use; it cannot decide whether that use follows the terms.

Coverage is limited to supported public content available through providers configured for LicenseTrack when a scan runs. Provider setup, source access, and scan timing affect results, so a match or the absence of one is not conclusive.

Your rights, your decision

Use the evidence to decide what fits.

After reviewing a potential use, a composer may preserve evidence, prepare a request for corrected attribution, discuss a paid licence, or choose no further action. LicenseTrack does not make a legal finding or guarantee an agreement, attribution change, or payment.