Record label insurance: coverage for labels and catalogs.

• Music liability, often called record label E&O. Claims over the songs, artwork and videos you release (which SongSure covers too).
• Catalog risks. Claims over older releases and the cost to recreate lost or damaged masters.
• Marketing. Claims over ads, campaigns and promo content.
• Fight Back. Help paying a lawyer to go after unauthorized use of your releases.

• Artist releases. A claim over an artist's song usually names the label too.
• Samples and features. Clearances you relied on someone else to get.
• Artwork and videos. Images, people and logos in frame.
• Old catalog. Claims can surface years after release.
• Distributors. Contracts that ask you to carry E&O.

Fight Back helps pay for a lawyer, takedowns and demand letters when someone uses your releases without permission or holds money you're owed, for issues you find after your policy starts.

• Streaming theft. Your masters uploaded under someone else's name.
• Royalties held back. A distributor keeps collecting on masters you own.
• Your music in their ad. A brand using a release without a license.
• Bootlegs. Unlicensed copies and merch.

Distributors, streaming partners, sync agents and brands often ask labels for proof of E&O. Once you're covered, SongSure gets you a certificate of insurance from the app.

There is no flat price, and we won't guess at one here. Your quote depends on how many releases you put out, the size of your catalog, your artists and genres, your clearance process, the limits distributors ask for, and your claims history.

SongSure builds it around you, so you only pay for what you need. See what moves the price, then request a quote for your real number.

Tell us what you need covered. A real person reviews every request and gets back to you with a quote.

On the form, check Music, Masters and Fight back. Add anything else you want covered in the notes, and SongSure will build it into one policy.