Questions worth asking before you share a catalog.

Royalty leakage is revenue your catalog should generate but does not reach you, usually because a usage was not identified, not matched to the right owner, or not reported correctly. It is a data problem before it is a money problem.

Monitoring is organised by territory and by source type — television, radio, streaming, online video and advertising among them. Coverage varies by territory and source, and we tell you exactly which sources apply to your catalog before you start.

No. A representative sample is enough for a free review, and many clients start with a single label, imprint or high-value segment before connecting the full catalog.

Yes. ISRC and ISWC are first-class identifiers in the platform, alongside track, artist, writer, publisher, label and ownership fields. We also work with incomplete data and flag what is missing.

Detected usage is matched against your catalog metadata and rights data, and every match carries a confidence score that we surface rather than hide. Match quality depends on audio quality, source coverage and metadata completeness, so low-confidence matches are routed for human review instead of being reported as facts.

The platform fits the way your team already works. Publishers, labels, rights organizations and advisors stay in charge. Alogfy delivers the record.

Alogfy delivers the record of what aired: channel, time and the file. Counsel and finance on your side use it to reconcile and decide.

You see what aired and you have the file. Reconciliation and collections stay with your team. Anything you recover is yours.

No. You pay a software plan — monthly or annual — for the verticals and channels you turn on. There is no success fee and no recovery commission. Anything you recover is yours.

Yes. More than 100,000 TV, radio and streaming channels across dozens of countries. You choose which to monitor. If one is missing, bring yours or we add it.