Link Your YouTube Channel to Our MCN

You can link your music-themed YouTube channel to our MCN to access additional features and technical support.

Solve any technical issues through our dedicated YouTube support team.
Have your content administered by our Content Operations Team, ensuring correct metadata and monetization for all videos, correct embedding of Sound Recording into Music Video assets and linking of Music Videos with Art Tracks.
Benefit from our work that results in generating more revenue from YouTube through optimized revenue shares and exclusive opportunities.

100% of the content must be music related
90% of the content must be original
If your channel is eligible to be an Official Artist Channel (OAC), it must be converted to an OAC
The channel must meet YouTube's acceptance criteria

Review YouTube's acceptance criteria to make sure your channel qualifies.
Email your account manager with your channel URL. Indicate whether your channel is currently monetized or not.
If your channel meets our acceptance criteria and further internal requirements, we will share onboarding details with you.

You may not receive more than 1 strike per 6-month period across all your linked channels, regardless of the number of channels you have linked. Any channel receiving an additional strike will be unlinked. Retracted strikes will not count against your account.
You must strictly follow all of YouTube's monetization and community guidelines.
You must perform at least 2 of the following actions per month: Upload a video and make it public; Perform a live stream; Post a reel; Create a playlist; Comment on your own channel (as your channel); Comment on another channel (as your channel); Create a community post

Every video on your channel has a corresponding Music Video or Web Asset. Within one week after uploading a video, the asset will be visible in your dashboard. Any royalties generated from videos will be shown under the respective asset in your reports.
By default, the royalty split from your License Agreement will apply to YouTube channel royalties.

Last updated 9 months ago