One project manager on the account
One person who knows the releases, coordinates the services and replies when you need them.
That is also who a bulk catalog transfer goes through, so the person handling the move is the person you keep afterwards.
For a catalog that is already out there. We run the move for you with our catalog transfer tooling: you tell us what is in it, we scope the cost and the timeline, and the account comes back verified.
Tell us what is in the catalog and the team comes back with a timeline and price.
This is the managed version of a distributor switch: our catalog transfer tooling does the rebuilding, and a person on our side runs the plan. Your part is the masters and the sign-off.
Releases, current distributor, and whether you still hold the master audio files. That last one matters most: the masters are the one thing the transfer cannot recreate, so we confirm them first.
The team sizes the job against the catalog and replies with what it will cost, how long it will take, and the deadline and process we will both work to. Nothing starts until you have that in writing.
Our catalog transfer tooling ingests the release data: titles, artists, ISRC and UPC codes, artwork and store history. While that runs, you upload the masters against the rebuilt releases.
We deliver the catalog, verify every release against the stores, and hand the account over to you, live, checked and yours to run.
One artist or a whole roster, the work is coordinated by people you can name. Everything below is running today.
One person who knows the releases, coordinates the services and replies when you need them.
That is also who a bulk catalog transfer goes through, so the person handling the move is the person you keep afterwards.
Mixed and matched per deal, never a fixed bundle.
Business days, counted from when your message lands.
One request, read by the team that runs the transfer. The more you give us up front, the faster the scope comes back with a timeline and price.