For distributors & labels
Cover licensing for your users, without the overhead
Your artists upload covers every day. Each one needs a license your platform can verify. We take that work off your support and rights teams — with processes built for volume.
What the program includes

Bulk intake
Submit releases from your catalog exports or in batches; we work from the metadata you already hold.

Status by track
Know which songs are licensed, pending, restricted by territory or need a custom permission.

Territory mapping
License territories delivered in a form your delivery settings can apply directly.

Royalty accounting
Royalties calculated, paid and reported, with statements your finance team can reconcile.

Policy support
Credit and title checks against your cover policy before the release reaches the stores.

Your brand or ours
Offer licensing as an Accountdel Services service or, on request, under your own brand.
Where licensed music goes
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- YouTube Music
- Amazon Music
- TikTok
- Deezer
- TIDAL
- Pandora
- SoundCloud
- Audiomack
- Boomplay
- YouTube
- Anghami
- JioSaavn
- NetEase Cloud Music
- KKBOX
- Qobuz
- iHeartRadio
- Snapchat
- Shazam
- Beatport

Why distributors outsource licensing
- Cover uploads that fail policy end in takedowns, withheld earnings and support tickets.
- Mechanical rules differ by format and by territory — and rates change every year.
- Publishers expect accurate accounting long after the release goes out.
A note on YouTube and Content ID
A mechanical license covers audio. Cover videos are synchronization uses, and on YouTube the song’s publisher typically claims them through Content ID. Because a cover includes a composition the uploader doesn’t own, distributors generally keep covers out of Content ID. We help you explain this clearly to your artists.

Planning a release? Clear it before it ships.
Send us the track list. We reply with what we need, the route for each song and a quote — before anything is filed.