Collabhouse introduces self-service sync licensing tool for independent music professionals

Collabhouse is a platform focused on music promotion and sync services for digital creators and it has launched a new self-service sync licensing tool designed for independent artists, labels and music publishers.

The new feature allows rights holders to automate and manage licensing requests directly through the Collabhouse platform. The tool provides users with the ability to set their own terms, pricing and approval processes and is aimed at making music licensing more accessible and manageable for smaller players in the industry.

Says Marko Roca, Sync Licensing Manager at Collabhouse. “Licensing should be fast, fair, and frictionless. With this tool, we’re democratising sync deals for independent artists and labels who previously lacked access to these opportunities. It’s an important step toward a more open, creator-first music economy. Think of back catalog exploitation, long tail revenue and creating exposure through sync.”

Collabhouse is known for connecting artists with influencers and content creators through curated promotional campaigns. The addition of the sync licensing feature expands its functionality by enabling artists and rights holders to monetise their music through direct licensing opportunities.

Unlike traditional stock music libraries, Collabhouse emphasises music from independent artists and has a catalogue of contemporary tracks suited for use in digital media. This focus on original content is intended to appeal to creators and brands seeking distinctive and culturally relevant soundtracks.

The tool also supports long-tail revenue opportunities by enabling the monetisation of back catalogues and older releases. To see how this all works in practice, watch the video below.

For more information head to https://www.collabhouse.com/post/licensing