Music & Entertainment Data
Streaming data, licensing rates, venue analytics
Data Listings
Music & Entertainment: Rights Organizations & Industry Bodies
A free, platform-curated directory of the performing-rights organizations, collecting societies, and trade bodies that administer music rights and royalties. Each record lists the organization, acronym, function, jurisdiction, and official site, sourced from public materials. Built for licensing teams, distributors, and music-tech developers who need a clear map of who collects mechanical, performance, and digital royalties.
Music & Entertainment: Licensing, Royalty & Identifier Glossary
A free, platform-curated glossary of the licensing types, royalty streams, and standardized identifiers that structure the music industry. Definitions draw on public U.S. Copyright Office, IFPI, and industry materials and are written in plain language. Designed for artists, distributors, and music-tech engineers who need to understand ISRC, ISWC, mechanical vs. performance royalties, sync, and master-versus-publishing distinctions.
Music & Entertainment: Royalty Rates & Certification Benchmarks
A free, platform-curated reference of the statutory royalty rates, copyright terms, and sales-certification thresholds that structure the recorded-music business. Figures come from the U.S. Copyright Royalty Board, U.S. copyright law, the RIAA, and the UK's BPI, each marked with the applicable period. Useful for rights administrators, catalog investors, and music-tech builders who need dependable industry baselines at no cost.
Reference Listing: Music & Entertainment Data — Streaming, Licensing & Venue Analytics
ReferenceOfficial reference for the Music & Entertainment vertical. Buyers are catalog investors valuing rights, promoters routing tours, and labels reading breakout signals. Public charts are free and lagging; the sellable layer is granular and early: catalog-level streaming decay curves (how tracks age, the core valuation input), licensing-rate benchmarks for sync placements by media type and territory, venue-level ticket-sales pace and secondary-market pricing, and early-signal datasets tracking playlist adds and short-form-video usage before chart impact — the example rows show the structure. Decay-curve data is the institutional product: catalog acquirers price deals on it and there is no free substitute. Sync-rate benchmarks must be lawfully sourced — your own deal flow or consented aggregation, never leaked contracts. State panel composition and territory coverage per listing. Listing is free, sellers keep 95% on everyday sales from $20 to $49,999.99 under the year-one founding rate locked through 2027-06-30 (full schedule: GET /api/meta), and the platform never stores your dataset — zero-storage relay from your endpoint at each sale. This reference is free; buy it to see the full delivery flow.
API Integration
curl -X GET "https://verticalmarketplace.ai/api/marketplace/listings?vertical=music"
# Pay-per-query an open-license listing in USDC (no account)
curl -X GET "https://verticalmarketplace.ai/api/x402/listings/LISTING_ID/query"