One platform for all your music royalty work.
From a song just released to a catalogue sale: payments checked, gaps found, and an AI agent on data you can trust. Boils the complicated down to findings you can understand, share and act on.
Together, they give you a clearer picture of your music earnings.
Who it’s for
FXR gives the people responsible for a music catalogue a shared view of its royalty income.
We work with artists, songwriters and producers, as well as their managers, business managers, lawyers, royalty specialists, accountants and brokers.
We also work with record labels, music publishers, catalogue funds and collecting societies.
Some of the teams we work with
What you get
No two catalogues earn the same way. Radio and TV, streams, syncs, live shows, vinyl, the music playing in shops and bars, or any mix of them, each with its own intricacies. Whatever yours lives on, we know where to look.
From a quick check of your radio income to a desktop audit of your publishing deal, a joint venture settled down to the last cost line, or the full picture of a catalogue before a sale.
We are not royalty accounting software: we do not run your royalty statements. The exception is the calculation that is too tangled for any standard tool. Those we take on as custom projects.
How it works
We bring your royalty data together, flag underpayments and show what your catalogue earns and is worth.
Your royalty statements and contracts, collected and reconciled, and kept up to date.
Your own login, an agent you can ask anything, and the reports our team prepared for the questions we agreed on.
A subscription with a fixed rhythm, or one question answered end to end; a specialist from our network when a finding needs chasing.
Why we do this
We want creators and rights holders to understand what they earn and receive what they are owed.
About usThe people behind it.
I started out writing and producing. Somewhere along the way I became the person who read the statements and the contracts, because nobody else wanted to, and to my own surprise I enjoyed it. In 2015 I co-founded BAM!, now BAM! Popauteurs, the Dutch professional association for songwriting musicians, to strengthen the position of creators in an industry that was changing fast. FXR is the next step of the same idea: a platform and a team that demystifies music royalty income and ownership.
Tjeerd BomhofFounder
The team
We work on data, product, royalty analysis and client work, in several languages and time zones. Specialists from our network step in when a finding needs chasing, registering or negotiating.
What you can expect
Evidence behind every number.
Structured, checkable data processes, AI where it helps, and our team when a number needs a closer look. We show how we got there, so you and your advisers can check it.
Independent of the organisations that pay you.
We work for you and report to you.
Support beyond the analysis.
Finding a discrepancy is where the work starts. Our network of specialists helps with the administration and follow-up to address it.
Privacy
FXR B.V., P.J. Oudweg 41, 1314 CJ Almere, Netherlands, registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 77326245. Questions about this page: hello@askfxr.com.
When you send the contact form we receive your name, email address, phone number if you gave one, the name of your catalogue or artist, the number of songs, and what you wrote about the help you need. While you only read the site we only count your visit, without cookies, as described under Cookies below, unless you accept session replay.
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We update this page when our practices change. Last updated: 21 October 2026.
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