Past audit
Every post from the last 5 years
$1.000
per channel · one-time
- Every song, its owner and risk score
- PDF and Excel report with evidence
- Estimated exposure
No credit card required · Instagram, TikTok, YouTube
Labels are suing brands over music in social media posts. Every case is real and sourced.
Warner
EssilorLuxottica
Sony Music
Kroger
Universal
Quince
Zee
Nykaa
Warner
Pacsun
Warner
DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse
Warner
Crumbl Cookies
Sony Music
University of Southern California
Sony Music
Marriott International
Allegations have not been proven in court. Ceiling: US statutory maximum of $150,000 per work. Each card opens its source.
How it works
@yourbrand
Major-label recording
Reels · 14 Mar 2025 · 97.8% match
Major-label recording
TikTok · 2 Jun 2025 · 95.2% match
Library recording
Reels · 19 Aug 2025 · 91.4% match

Taste
Lara B · Reels · 3 Oct 2025
Unidentified audio
Story · 11 Oct 2025 · 54.0% match

Midnight Waltz
Lulu · TikTok · 20 Oct 2025
Sample account · not a real scan
For brands
The panel shows how far each step lowers your score and what it costs. Turn recommendations on and watch the result live.
The Snapmuse catalog is licensed for commercial use. Music of every kind for your brand and your creators.
Every post from the last 5 years
$1.000
per channel · one-time
Every new post, within hours
$60
per channel · monthly
Copyright protection
Snapmuse
monthly and yearly plans
Brands and agencies
The lawsuit lands on the brand, not on the influencer who posted.
Monitor your own channels and the influencers you work with from one panel. See every creator’s score before the campaign.
Creators
A clean score is your ticket to the next brand deal.
The AudioSafe app checks every new post and suggests a licensed alternative for any risky sound. Coming soon to iOS and Android.
The platforms' deals with labels cover personal, non-commercial use. A post on a brand account or a paid partnership is commercial use and needs a separate license.
Yes. Turkey's Law No. 5846 (FSEK) and Greece's Law 2121/1993 provide for damages and criminal penalties for unauthorized use. Rights holders have started sending legal notices to business profiles.
Each match is weighted by who owns the song: major labels carry the highest risk, library and independent labels medium, low-confidence matches low. The score is a risk estimate, not legal advice.
Deleting stops new infringement, but it may not remove a claim for past use. The report documents what was live and when.