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Protecting Your Content is Now Easier and More Affordable Than Ever Before.

Cosynd and CD Baby are excited to partner to provide you with affordable, simple copyright services.

You can register a song or an entire album with the U.S. Copyright Office in minutes for as little as $25 per application (plus federal filing fees). You can also create FREE customized copyright ownership agreements, split sheets, and work for hire agreements that state what each of your collaborators will own and who has your permission to license your music, or use your name, image and brand.
Best of all, you can protect all of your copyrights - your music, videos, images, and documents - using Cosynd.

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If you create content more than once a year, work with different collaborators, or need different types of agreements, subscribing saves you the most amount of time and money. Plus, subscribers can add new content to their agreements at any time.

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Create unlimited copyright split sheets with your collaborators - simple one page agreements that can cover all of your content (videos, music, literature, visual art).

  • Establish the percentage of your copyrights that each collaborator owns.

  • Build, negotiate, and e-sign your split sheets with your collaborators with Cosynd's easy step-by-step process .

  • Add new titles to your existing split sheets at any time.

U.S. Copyright Office Registration

$25 / application (regularly $30)

Includes the preparation, review, e-filing, and handling of correspondence with the U.S. Copyright Office as needed. Additional U.S. Copyright Office filing fees of $45, $65, or $85 will apply depending on the application type filed.

  • Complete your application in minutes.

  • Transfer information about your content to your application instantly.

Premium

$150 / year

Create unlimited, critical agreements with your collaborators covering all of your copyrights for a fraction of the normal cost. Enjoy everything in the Free plan plus access agreements exclusively for subscribers.

  • 1 Free Month
    for CDBaby users!

  • Create premium split sheets that state the ownership of your copyrights, licensing permissions, branding permissions, and more with your collaborators in your own private workspace.

  • Create unlimited premium agreements, such as music producer and work for hire agreements, for a tiny fraction of what it normally costs.

  • Add new titles to your agreements at any time and manage less paperwork.

  • Decide how and when royalties will be paid to collaborators.

  • Decide how and when your name, image, and brand can be used.

  • Decide what options and rights you and your collaborators will have if problems arise.

Have questions? Head over to our FAQ page to get answers!

Why use Cosynd?

Cosynd saves you time and money – Register your works with the U.S. Copyright Office and create agreements in minutes for a fraction of the typical costs.

Cosynd makes copyright ownership easy – Just answer a few questions to create customized split sheets, work for hire agreements, and other copyright ownership agreements with your collaborators that cover all of your copyrights: music (compositions), videos, visual art, and literature.

Cosynd reduces the paperwork you have to manage – Your copyright ownership can be outlined with just one agreement that all of your collaborators can access, e-sign, and store. You can easily add new content to your agreement with just a few clicks at any time.

Registering your works with the U.S. Copyright Office can pay off in big ways—especially when things go wrong. Copyright owners that have registered can:

- Use their registration as a public record of ownership.
- File an infringement suit (registration is required before filing, and can take months to complete).
- Collect damages of $150,000 per work plus attorney fees.
- Use their registration as factual evidence of ownership in a court of law.
- Record their registration with the U.S. Customs Service for protection against the importation of infringing copies of your work.

Without a written agreement in place, anyone that you collaborate with has an equal claim of ownership and rights to your content by default under U.S. copyright law, even if you paid them.

When your collaborators aren't sure who has permission to license or sell your content, it can lead to your copyrights being exploited, lost income, disputes, lawsuits, and more. Taking the time to outline copyright ownership now can help you avoid expensive legal and financial issues later. You also may not be able to register with digital services, publishers, rights societies, etc. without deciding copyright ownership beforehand.