One master in.
Every copy out.
A sped-up edit is a different file, a different title and often a different uploader. It is not a different recording. Fingerprinting matches the audio, so the version that stripped your name off it is found exactly like the one that didn't.
- Confidence score on every match, so you know what is worth pursuing
- Re-scanned on a schedule, with new matches flagged in your results
- Matches survive pitch shifts, tempo changes and re-encoding
Every platform.
One line.
Playcounts arrive in five different dashboards, in five different shapes, on five different schedules. Sonosight pulls them into a single series per track — and keeps a year of history so a spike has something to be a spike against.
- Per-track and combined views across your whole catalog
- Compare a derivative against the original, side by side
- A year of daily history, from the first day you add a track
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Drop in masters or import by ISRC. Each track is fingerprinted in seconds — no metadata required.
Your fingerprints are matched against a reference database of released music, and re-checked on a schedule to surface new derivatives, however they were pitched, cut or retitled.
Review each match with its platform and confidence score, and follow how many plays it collects.
Built for catalogs that travel.
Matches on the sound itself, so a retitled upload with scrubbed metadata is found exactly like the original.
Your works are checked again monthly, weekly or daily, depending on your plan, and play counts are tracked across Spotify, YouTube, TikTok, SoundCloud and Shazam.
A re-scan that finds a new copy sends you an email. A new edit going viral is worth knowing about this week, not next quarter.
Every match carries a confidence score, platform, timestamps and playcounts — the detail you need to decide what to pursue.
Start with a free scan.
Illustrative pricing. No card required to see what a sweep turns up.