For platforms

The era of not knowing is ending.

For years there was nothing to check uploads against, and safe harbor absorbed what shipped. That era is closing: courts are trimming safe harbor for physical goods, and “we had no way to know” is becoming “we chose not to look.” Now there's a way to know.

Verification at upload. One integration.

Every design checked against registered catalogs before it becomes a product. At upload scale, with the guarantees platform policies require: committed throughput, SLAs, dedicated support, SOC 2 reporting under NDA, private deployment where required.

Verdicts are advisory and machine-readable; your moderation policy decides what happens next. What changes is that the decision is informed, and on the record.

Every upload, protected from the moment it lands.

Every design uploaded to your platform is registered, fingerprinted, and watched across the verified network: protection your artists and merchants get just by selling with you.

Each account holder gets a rights account, pre-filled with their catalog, claimable whenever they want control. When they claim it, it's theirs: works, matches, and grants go with them, wherever they sell. A feature for your platform to give, not a lock-in.

  • Bulk onboarding: one rights account per artist or merchant, created via API
  • Pre-filled with their catalog, claimable anytime, theirs to keep
  • Match alerts across the whole verified network, not just your walls
  • Where your agreements allow it, the platform issues licenses on their behalf

Be the platform that checked first.

“Every design on our platform is rights-checked” is a sentence your trust-and-safety team, your enterprise partners, and your artists all want, and one that platforms built on not-knowing structurally can't say. As licensors begin writing verification into their agreements, checked platforms are where licensed programs land. The window to be first is open exactly once.

Artists and merchants stay free. You pay for the tooling.

Individual rights accounts are free, always. Platforms pay for what platforms use: upload-scale verification, bulk onboarding and management tooling, SLAs. Licensed products may carry the verified badge; the per-unit badge fee rides the royalty statements your licensees already file (no new billing relationship, no new reporting burden).

One integration. A different sentence on your homepage.

Talk to us about upload-scale verification and what bulk onboarding looks like for your catalog.