Clear Independently

Start a Rights Clearance Project

No platform required — you're clearing on your own. Tell us about your project and Cleared.live drafts your agreements and identifies what needs to be cleared. You're invoiced after you start.

New to rights clearance? Rights clearance is the legal process of getting written permission from everyone who owns a piece of your content — the record label, the songwriter, the venue, the performers. Without it, your content can't be released. We do this work for you. Your job right now is just to fill out this form as completely as you can. If you're unsure about something, leave it blank — we'll research it.
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What kind of project is this?

Choose the category that best matches your content. This determines which rights we need to clear.

Not sure which to pick? Choose the closest match — you can clarify in the notes field below.
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Project Details

Fill in what you know. Starred fields are required. For everything else, if you're unsure, leave it blank — we'll research what we need.

About the Artist & Event
About the Rights Holders
Don't know the label or publisher? That's okay — leave it blank. We'll research it. If you do know, entering it here speeds up the process significantly.
The Setlist
Leave blank and AI will research the setlist, writers, and publishers automatically. Or enter it yourself if you know it.
About the Production
Music & Archival Content
Every piece of music needs clearance — even background music, brief clips, or music playing from a radio. List everything you can.
About the Show
About the Content
Distribution
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Your Contact Information

We'll send your tracking link to this email. No account needed — you track progress via a private link.

Clearance items we'll work on for you
Once submitted, our BA team typically begins outreach within 1–2 business days.
You'll receive a private tracking link by email instantly. No account needed. Invoice sent after review.
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