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Every artist gets a verified voice ID.
Registered once, recognisable anywhere it shows up — a release, a UGC clip, an AI model output. One verified ID your team and theirs can point to.
( For the platforms music flows through )
Help your artists say yes or no to AI using their voice — and get paid when they say yes.
Royall gives every artist a verified voice ID, and their terms travel with it. When a company wants to use that voice, the request is checked against what the artist actually approved. No yes, no use. Yes, and the use is tracked, licensed, and paid automatically.
( The shape of it )
Consent that travels with the voice.
Your artists say yes or no to AI using their voice, and get paid when they say yes. Three moves, and none of them are yours to build.
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Their terms travel with the voice.
The artist sets what's okay once, and every request is checked against it automatically. If they haven't said yes, it doesn't go through — no legal queue in the middle.
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When they say yes, they get paid.
Approved use is tracked, licensed, and paid automatically. Every licence is cryptographically signed and logged, and a platform share of every transaction routes back to you.
( What sits underneath )
Protect. Ask. Enforce.
We protect
Registered once. Recognised anywhere.
Voice, face, and body are all supported; most artists start with voice. Registered once, matched anywhere it turns up.
We ask permission
Consent that's checked, not filed.
Artists decide what's okay once, and we check it automatically on every request. Every licence is cryptographically signed and logged, and permission is revocable anytime — licensing freezes immediately and existing uses are flagged for takedown.
We enforce
When someone doesn't ask, we find it.
Matches land in one queue with a confidence score. Two clicks files a takedown. Licensed uses are watermarked, so a leak traces back to the exact licence it came from.
( For your roster )
What the artist actually experiences.
Ninety seconds to switch protection on.
A short capture-studio session and they're covered. Going further unlocks earning. They can stop whenever they want.
One dashboard, four answers.
What's registered, what's licensed, what they've earned, what's been flagged. No email threads, no spreadsheets.
A public "Cleared by Royall" badge.
Every authorised use carries the badge and a lookup code, so fans and platforms can verify a track in seconds.
A report link they can share.
Each artist gets a public report page their fans and their team can use to flag fakes the moment they surface.
Coverage where crawlers can't reach.
A browser extension fingerprints media in place, catching content behind logins and feeds that scraping never sees.
Watermarks that name the licence.
Approved uses are watermarked, so if something leaks it traces straight back to the exact licence and buyer.
( What it's worth to you )
Revenue you're not capturing today.
A platform share of every voice licence routes back to you. Your artists get protection no other distributor offers — no cloning, no AI use without their say-so — and that becomes a reason they choose you over the alternative.
- A platform share of every transaction routes back to you
- A reason artists pick you — no other distributor offers this today
- Your roster is protected: no cloning or AI use without their say-so
- Managers and rights teams act on behalf of the artist, in the same queue
( Nothing to rebuild )
It slots into the pipeline you already run.
Upload
Voice registered
AI request arrives
Approved or blocked, in real time
One API call.
Screen an upload, register a master, or check a licence with a single request. Signed webhooks tell you the moment consent changes.
SDKs and a sandbox.
Python, Node, and Go, plus a sandbox to test against before a single real release touches it.
About four weeks.
A 2–3 person team, no migration, no data move. Your catalogue stays exactly where it is.
( Built for )
One integration. Every surface music touches.
Distributors
DSPs & streaming
Labels & publishers
AI music platforms
UGC & social audio
Music rights admins
( Why now )
Voice is a protected likeness. Treat it like one.
Tennessee's ELVIS Act is already law, and federal legislation like the NO FAKES Act is moving in the same direction: an artist's voice is a likeness, not a feature. Royall gives you the technical system that matches where the law is heading — so you're ahead of the shift instead of scrambling behind it.
- Verifiable consent behind every use
- A timestamped, cryptographically signed record for every licence
- Fail-closed when licences are missing or revoked
- A neutral rights source — not another in-house build
( FAQ )
The questions platforms ask.
Distribute music that asked first.
Let's walk through how voice rights fit into your pipeline — and how fast your team can ship them.