Unison.

Unison is a new model of musical rights management that administers, collects, and distributes royalties in a simple, fair, and efficient way. The company states it uses technology, transparency, and efficiency to help creators know exactly when and where their music is used and how much money it generates. They aim to provide a straightforward process for authors and publishers to collect payments without delays.

The business was officially operational starting from January 1, 2020. Since then, they have grown to represent over 800 clients from 30 different countries. Their current portfolio includes managing rights for nearly 3 million musical works globally.

To become a client, interested parties must send an email to info@unisonrights.com. The company notes that they are currently accepting only clients who meet a specific set of requirements, meaning each applicant is evaluated on a case-by-case basis regarding their current rights management situation and the number and type of works they handle.

There is no fixed or annual fee required to join Unison. Instead, the company charges administrative discounts depending on the specific type of right being collected and distributed. This means clients only pay for the actual services rendered rather than a flat subscription rate.

Unison operates on a global scale, handling copyright rights worldwide rather than just within Europe. They have direct agreements with major digital service providers like Spotify, Apple, Amazon, and Deezer, as well as user-generated content platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook to collect rights multiterritorially across Europe and beyond.

The company highlights that they were among the first two businesses globally to be accepted as members of CISAC in the condition of a Client RME. This certification underscores their standing and compliance within the international copyright management framework.

The platform is designed to be user-friendly, allowing artists and creators to easily upload and manage their creative works. Users can monitor the usage of their music and see exactly how much revenue is generated through a transparent dashboard.

Some reviewers on Trustburn mention that the website and platform can be a bit confusing or clunky at first, making it take a little time to navigate and find specific information. However, once users get the hang of it, they find the service reliable and effective for managing their rights.

A significant number of reviewers, including those with 5-star ratings, praise the team's responsiveness and customer support. They describe the support as quick to respond, genuinely caring, and always going the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction and resolve issues promptly.

The Trustburn rating for Unison is 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 8 reviews. The split includes several 5-star ratings praising the service and platform, alongside a few 3-star reviews that point out usability issues with the interface.

The company states that they do not have a physical service for in-person customer attention. Instead, all inquiries and support are handled remotely through their email address, info@unisonrights.com, which serves as their primary point of contact for any questions not covered in the FAQ.

Unison offers a platform for high registration and monitoring where clients can register their works once they become partners. The process involves sending an initial email to request access, after which the company guides the user through the steps to set up their account on the system.

The company provides guidance on how to cancel with a current rights management entity. They describe the process as quite simple and offer to advise clients on how to execute this administrative procedure to switch to Unison.

The official website of Unison. is unisonrights.com.