Grind

For producers with placements

A credit should never surprise you.

Once beats start coming out, the catalogue stops being a folder and starts being an income statement. Most producers find that out six months late.

You hear about your own placement from a friend.

It came out in March. It is May. Nobody told you, the split was never written down, and you still do not know how it is performing beyond the one screenshot somebody sent. The work was done years ago; what is missing is the paperwork that turns it into money, and nobody was ever paid to keep it.

A Grind producer’s confirmed placements, shown as a catalogue of release covers.

Grind looks for releases that match what you actually sent. A match arrives as a suggestion, clearly marked, and joins your record the moment you confirm it is yours.

Placements

Streams, playlist placements and radio plays, per placement, over 7, 30 or 90 days. Public figures, read for you, on one screen.

Producer profile

A producer page with your confirmed placements and their real figures, so an artist checking you out sees a catalogue rather than a zip and a promise.

Producer profile

Your beats already have a story. Keep track of it.

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