What is your
label worth?
We buy and operate independent labels: the catalog keeps earning, the artists keep getting paid, and the founder gets a number and a life. Four figures below give you a range in a minute. An offer follows within fourteen days of seeing the statements.
Where you areA catalog that earns whatever it earnsBuyers who want millions or nothingA sale that kills the label
Where you end upA price for it, in writing, from a buyer who runs labelsA buyer built for the small end: an offer from a few thousand upA label that moves onto our system and keeps releasing
The range is a multiple of what the label keeps after artists, set by the catalog’s age and corrected for the trend, the way the public market for small catalogs prices them: under three years at the bottom of the ladder, ten years and still earning at the top. It is drawn from external benchmarks until our own fourteen labels replace them. It is not a market value and not an offer; the offer needs twenty-four months of statements, the rights, and a look at where the streams come from.