Musicata Pro gives labels, distributors, and management companies one command centre for the roster, plus a connected Artist Lab licence for every active artist in the agreed scope. It cross-references up to 1,200 artist-level fields and observations across 12 data domains in its daily cycle so your team can spot risk, find momentum, plan the next move, and give the artist a clear place to act.
Your label, distribution, or management team gets the roster command centre. Compare artists, surface integrity risk, spot momentum, plan campaigns, understand geographic demand, and report from one cross-referenced environment.
The artist gets their own workspace for music, audience, social, streaming, fans, traffic, promotion, TourManager, daily guidance and, when selected, CampaignManager. It carries your brand, so your service remains visible where the work happens.
Both licences work from the same cross-referenced record. Your team can see the roster pattern, the artist can see their priorities, and each side is acting on the same evidence instead of reconciling separate spreadsheets after the decision.
An education partnership selects the Musicata Pro capabilities that support a defined course, cohort and teaching brief. Students can examine connected artist intelligence, document a marketing or release decision, use CampaignManager where selected, and evaluate the work through Reporter.
The institution retains control of the learning outcomes, assessment, access and data boundaries. Education access is scoped as a pilot or partnership and is not presented as the standard active-roster commercial model shown elsewhere on this product page.
Most platforms stop at the dashboard. Musicata Pro connects the decision to the person who acts.
It sits above 12 activity domains and can evaluate up to 1,200 fields and observations in its daily cycle. Five capabilities interpret the relevant shared record, while the connected Artist Lab licence carries the priority into the artist's daily work.
StreamShield monitors the roster for patterns associated with artificial streaming, playlist manipulation, and manufactured growth. Risk levels, contributing factors, alert trends, artist rankings, and investigation notes give your team an earlier, documented basis for intervention before a DSP decision lands without context.
AgentRadar turns roster fit, availability, seeking status, momentum, and live breakout alerts into a first-mover feed. Your team can track prospects, compare composite scores, and move promising acts into the roster before public attention turns discovery into a competitive auction.
TourManager brings listening, audience, and geographic demand into the routing conversation. Use it to identify warm markets, compare regional activity, and give booking teams a clearer evidence base for where an artist should investigate venues, partners, or live opportunities next.
CampaignManager helps the organisation and artist shape a campaign around a real release and a measurable goal. Coordinate posts and approvals, create trackable smart links and pre-save journeys, capture fan details, and bring the results back into the artist record so the next briefing starts with evidence. It is an additional per-artist module and requires core Musicata Pro.
Reporter turns the shared artist record into structured outputs for roster reviews, management meetings, artist conversations, and internal reporting. Export the view your audience needs without rebuilding the analysis from twelve source systems.
White-label is included in the proposition. Musicata Pro and the connected Artist Lab can carry your logo, colours, domain, favicon, footer, and support contacts. The artist stays inside the service relationship you have built.
Underneath that experience, Music Intel operates the cross-reference and capability layer. Your organisation decides how the service is positioned to the roster and how artist access is introduced.
Musicata Pro is the B2B roster operating platform for labels, distributors, and management companies. Its daily cycle can evaluate up to 1,200 artist-level fields and observations across 12 data domains, then organise relevant signals into prioritised views for risk, momentum, touring, campaigns and reporting. Availability varies by artist, source, territory, permission and configuration.
Each active artist in the agreed scope creates two connected licences: one Musicata Pro licence inside the organisation roster environment and one Artist Lab licence for the artist. Both work from the same cross-referenced artist record.
Musicata Pro is sold B2B. Core access is structured around active-artist licensing and can be packaged through roster packs, volume terms, or an annual enterprise MSA. CampaignManager is an additional per-artist cost and is not sold without core Musicata Pro. Commercial proposals are issued for the agreed roster and operating model.
Core Musicata Pro brings StreamShield, AgentRadar, TourManager, Reporter, the connected Artist Lab licence, and included white-label deployment into the roster workflow. CampaignManager is available for an additional cost per artist and requires core Musicata Pro.
Yes. White-label is included. Musicata Pro and Artist Lab can carry your logos, colours, domain, favicon, footer, and support contacts so the artist remains inside your service relationship.
A DSP dashboard explains one platform. Musicata Pro cross-references 12 otherwise separate activity silos, compares artists across the roster, and gives both the organisation and artist a connected place to act on the result.
Start with a capability briefing. You provide the artist list and existing identifiers; Music Intel handles catalogue setup and integration configuration. The commercial structure is agreed against the active roster, required modules, and operating model.
No. Musicata Pro runs and develops the roster. BlackBox Royalty Investigator is the separate platform for investigating missing or underpaid royalties and building the evidence record.
Start with one artist, the two connected licences, and a clear view of the relevant fields and observations drawn from 12 data domains. Then decide how far across the roster to go.
