Choose the level of rights support your release process actually needs.
Built for artists validating a single track, creators releasing regularly, and studios that need more structured evidence packaging.
Independent artists validating a release
Starter
A clean entry point for basic platform checks, rights framing, and agent guidance.
- Rights dashboard and workflow checklists
- Platform intelligence database access
- Guided AI rights agent sessions
- Basic export-ready release memo outline
Creators shipping songs regularly
Pro
Deeper analysis for repeated releases, stronger evidence packets, and faster review workflows.
- Everything in Starter
- Expanded platform comparison and watchlists
- Rights memo templates and release packet guidance
- Priority platform analysis workflows
- Track-by-track preparation for registration or distributor review
Labels, managers, and catalog teams
Studio
A structured review layer for larger rosters, multiple collaborators, and higher-stakes releases.
- Everything in Pro
- Multi-track review playbooks
- Counsel-ready evidence packaging
- Team-facing summaries for A&R and release ops
- Advanced support for custom generator policies
The product grows with the complexity of the release workflow.
Starter
Best when you need clarity on one track and a cleaner understanding of rights boundaries.
Pro
Best when you release often and want a repeatable system for evidence, terms review, and registration prep.
Studio
Best when multiple collaborators, rosters, or label stakeholders need the same rights story told consistently.
Straight answers before you commit.
Does RightsGuard AI replace a music lawyer?
No. It helps you prepare, document, and understand the likely rights picture so formal counsel can review high-stakes matters faster.
Why separate copyright from platform rights?
Because a platform can grant you commercial usage rights while the underlying AI-generated output still lacks standard copyright protection on its own.
What makes a release packet stronger?
Human-authored lyrics, session evidence, collaborator paperwork, and a clear explanation of what the AI generated versus what the team changed.