How does Bridger work?

Bridger collects copyright royalties generated through online and offline uses. If you contribute to the composition of tracks, Bridger helps collect you the missing part of your music rights and earn more from your music.

With Bridger, authors, composers, and songwriters unlock a new source of revenue: their copyright.

Unlock your copyright with Bridger

Your Account

Create your free account by syncing your Deezer or Spotify artist URLs.

Your Account

Create your free account by syncing your Deezer or Spotify artist URLs.

Your Mandate

Sign the mandate allowing Bridger to collect your copyright royalties.

Your Mandate

Sign the mandate allowing Bridger to collect your copyright royalties.

Your Music Rights

Confirm if your musical works have been written in collaboration with others.

Your Music Rights

Confirm if your musical works have been written in collaboration with others.

Your Revenues

Once your works are approved, Bridger starts collecting your copyright.

Collect your royalties

Start the process

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Bridger cost?

Does Bridger claim copyright from the past?

What rights does Bridger collect?

When and how often will I receive my earnings?

What rights does Bridger collect?

When and how often will I receive my earnings?

I am already affiliated with a CMO/PRO (Sacem, Sabam, Gema, BMI…). Why should I join Bridger?

My digital distributor already collects my royalties. Why should I join Bridger?

I am already affiliated with a CMO/PRO (Sacem, Sabam, Gema, BMI…). Why should I join Bridger?

My digital distributor already collects my royalties. Why should I join Bridger?

How does Bridger differ from CD Baby?

Does Bridger collect the same rights as Songtrust?

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How your Spotify royalties get collected

Ready to collect your copyright?

Register your musical works and unlock an additional source of revenue from online and offline uses, in addition to what your distributor already collects.

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The Bridger Blog

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Understanding Master Rights

Master rights are one of the two main types of rights linked to a track. It might not be the most exciting topic related to the music industry, but becoming a rights expert will make sure that you’re not missing out on any important revenue stream you should be receiving.