For music creators
Whether you are an artist, performer, record company or represent others with rights to recorded music.
20 articles
- Membership in GramoThese are the criteria to sign up for a Gramo membership
- Does being a member of Gramo cost anything?It's free to be a member of Gramo
- Can I buy insurance through a Gramo membership?You cannot buy insurance through Gramo, but you can check if your rights holder organisation may offer insurance.
- Exploitation agreement
- Agents and IntermediariesInformation for agents and intermediaries
- How to get started with My PageSome info about the first time you use Gramo's My Page
- Register recordings from digital distributors and record companiesReleases and recordings from digital distributors and record companies are stored in our system until they are processed by us.
- Role codeHere you will find a summary of the different role codes.
- Register me as part of a groupWhether it is a band, orchestra, ensemble, quartet et cetera.
- Scheduled paymentsHere you’ll find an overview of Gramo’s four regular annual payments.
- How to get money from GramoRecord a song and get it played on the radio, in stores, cafes, gyms, or similar.
- Receiving money from abroadWhen your music is played abroad, you can receive money for this through Gramo. See which countries you can receive money from.
- This is how we calculate payout for artists and musiciansHow we calculate the amount you will receice from Gramo if you are an artist or musician on a recording.
- How we calculate the payout for master rightsHow we calculate how much you will be paid by Gramo if you are a record company or you have done the recording yourself.
- Will I receive money from Gramo for streaming?You do not get paid from Gramo for music that is streamed on, for example, Spotify.
- Concerts and live performances do not generate money from GramoGramo only covers recorded music.
- Inheritance in Gramo