Bridger
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How is Bridger different from a CMO/PRO?
If you are already a member of a Collective Management Organization (CMO) like GEMA, Sacem or Sabam, or a Performing Rights Organization (PRO) like ASCAP or BMI, you can join Bridger. You can eit...
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Add or remove musical works
To add your musical works to Bridger and start collecting your copyright, you need to link your Spotify and/or Deezer artist profile. This allows us to retrieve all of your musical works aut...
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Access your royalties report
Starting in November 2022, you will be able to find a detailed report of your collected copyright in "My copyright royalties"section. There, you will find key data, such as: The countries whe...
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Add additional artist profiles
To add an artist profile: Sign in to your Bridger account Select "My account" Select "Your music projects" on the left menu Click on "add an artist profile." This will allow you to select...
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Reset / Update your password
To reset your password: Go to the HOME page and click on "Forgot your password?" Enter your email address. You will receive an email from Bridger with a link to reset your password To updat...
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Update your bank details
To update your bank details and make sure you continue to receive the payement of your copyright, follow these steps: Sign in to your Bridger account Click on "My account" Select "Bank Details...
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What is Bridger?
Bridger collects your copyright royalties generated on digital platforms. It's free. There are no registration or annual fees. You keep 90% of your earnings. It's simple. Our interface is design...
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How to register and submit your musical works
After you signed up with Bridger, you must submit your musical work for us to start collecting your royalties. To review and submit your musical works, follow these steps: Sign in to your Bridg...
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Adding co-authors
To add a co-author to one or multiple musical works follow the following steps: Sign in to your Bridger account. Click on "My musical works" to get the list of your musical works. All the musi...
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Understanding copyright royalties
On each musical work you create, alone or with other people, you own a copyright. To define this concept, consider that you own the right to authorize the public performance and the mechanical o...