Harry Fox Affiliate Registration

Service Description

The Harry Fox Agency (HFA) is a major U.S. mechanical licensing administrator representing millions of musical works. By becoming an HFA affiliate, music publishers can license their songs to digital platforms, manufacturers, and media outlets—while collecting mechanical royalties for physical and digital uses outside the MLC’s blanket license. If you’re a publisher looking to expand your royalty streams and licensing reach, HFA affiliation is a key step in your professional toolkit. Our Harry Fox Affiliate Registration service simplifies the process of becoming an HFA publisher affiliate, ensuring your catalog is eligible for direct licensing opportunities and royalty collection across multiple platforms. Service Options: 🔹 Basic Affiliate Setup We guide you through the application to become a registered HFA affiliate publisher. This includes: Account registration and profile creation EIN and tax information assistance (U.S. publishers) Publisher identity documentation Setup of banking and royalty payment preferences Perfect for small publishers or independent rights holders who need to get set up with HFA for the first time. 🔹 Setup + Catalog Submission Includes everything in the Basic Setup, plus assistance uploading your catalog to HFA’s Songfile and licensing database. We help you: - Format song metadata to HFA standards - Organize writer splits and publisher percentages - Submit new works for licensing eligibility Ideal for publishers with an existing catalog looking to license and monetize more effectively. 🔹 Consultation Only If you're unsure whether HFA affiliation is the right fit or have already begun the process and need guidance, we offer a consultation-only option. We’ll explain how HFA fits into your royalty picture, what to expect from licensing income, and how to integrate it with your existing rights structure. With proper HFA registration, your songs become part of one of the industry's most recognized mechanical licensing networks—positioning your catalog for new income streams and long-term publishing control. Note: This service may require payment of third-party platform fees.