BMI Teams Up with Cosynd to Offer Enhanced Copyright Protection for Music Creators

BMI Teams Up with Cosynd to Offer Enhanced Copyright Protection for Music Creators

By Marcus Bennett

March 20, 2025 at 10:48 PM

Cosynd has partnered with BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) to provide exclusive copyright protection services for BMI's global community of music creators through their new Spark program. This partnership marks the first time an American Performance Rights Organization (PRO) has received exclusive access to discounted U.S. Copyright Office registrations and legal agreements.

Photo Credit: Cosynd

Photo Credit: Cosynd

Key Benefits for BMI Members:

  • 80% cost reduction compared to similar services
  • Quick copyright registration with the U.S. Copyright Office
  • Access to statutory damages up to $150,000 per infringement
  • Global protection across 175+ countries
  • Customized, legally binding agreement creation tools
  • Exclusive discount on Cosynd's Premium Annual Membership
  • Up to four free copyright registrations (federal filing fees apply)

The partnership addresses critical industry challenges, including:

  • Rising AI-related copyright concerns
  • Increasing streaming fraud (estimated 10% of global streams)
  • Need for clear ownership documentation
  • Complex registration processes

"We are proud to celebrate this milestone with BMI as the first PRO to take a bold step in prioritizing copyright protection for its members," says Cosynd CEO Jessica Sobhraj. "By making it easier and more affordable for creators to secure their rights, BMI is setting a new precedent for how the industry can support music creators at every stage of their careers."

BMI Executive Director Jess Robertson emphasizes the partnership's importance in supporting creators who face increasing demands in today's music industry, from content creation to brand building and copyright management.

The collaboration serves BMI's 1.4 million songwriters, composers, and publishers, offering them streamlined access to essential copyright protection tools through Cosynd's user-friendly interface. This initiative reinforces BMI's commitment to protecting creators' rights while establishing new industry standards for copyright protection.

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