Start for Free

Royalty Registration & Collection

How to Collect Your ECCO Royalties

Saint Lucia's performing rights organization for songwriters and composers.

PROPerformance
Visit ECCO →

Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) is the performing rights organization (PRO) in Saint Lucia. It licenses the public performance and broadcast of musical works and collects performance royalties for songwriters, composers, and music publishers when their music is played on radio and television, streamed, or performed in public across Saint Lucia. Through reciprocal agreements with PROs worldwide, ECCO also collects on behalf of international writers whose works are used in Saint Lucia.

At a glance

ECCO at a glance

Based in
Saint Lucia
Territories
Eastern Caribbean

How Notes works with this platform

What we do on ECCO

  • Register. If you're affiliated with ECCO, Notes registers your compositions and publisher data so the performance royalties ECCO collects are matched to you.
  • Register. ISRCs, ISWCs, IPI numbers, and split data are submitted to ECCO so payouts match the correct musician.
  • Collect. Public-performance royalties ECCO collects for songwriters and publishers are reconciled with the rest of your catalog — no percentage taken.

What you earn here

Royalties ECCO generates

ECCO
Distribution Broadcast Publishing Performance
  • Distribution
  • Broadcast
  • Publishing
  • Performance

ECCO collects these royalties on behalf of rightsholders. Notes registers you so the money it administers actually reaches you — in full, with no percentage taken.

How royalties reach you

The money flow through ECCO

  1. Your music playsOn Spotify, Apple Music, and other services.
  2. ECCO collectsECCO is the performing rights organization that gathers the royalties those plays generate in Eastern Caribbean.
  3. You get paidNotes registers you with ECCO so the money it collects actually reaches you — in full, with no percentage taken.

Collect everywhere

One song. Collected worldwide. Paid to you.

Your music earns through two layers. The first is distribution — the recording's streaming and download royalties, paid directly by the platforms everywhere they play it: one delivery, collected worldwide, no society involved. The second is society collections, and that's what this map shows — every territory has its own societies gathering what's earned there: performance and mechanical on the composition, plus neighbouring rights on the recording. The highlighted territories are where Notes is registered and collecting now; Notes reconciles both layers and pays it to you, with no percentage taken — and more light up as we sign them.
AndorraUnited Arab EmiratesAlbaniaArmeniaAngolaArgentinaAustriaAustraliaAzerbaijanBosnia and HerzegovinaBarbadosBelgiumBurkina FasoBulgariaBeninBoliviaBrazilBotswanaBelarusCanadaRepublic of the CongoSwitzerlandCôte d'IvoireChileChinaColombiaCosta RicaCubaCabo VerdeCzechiaGermanyDenmarkDominican RepublicAlgeriaEcuadorEstoniaSpainFinlandFranceUnited KingdomGhanaGuineaGreeceGuatemalaHong KongHondurasCroatiaHungaryIndonesiaIrelandIsraelIndiaIcelandItalyJamaicaJapanKenyaSouth KoreaKazakhstanSaint LuciaLesothoLithuaniaLuxembourgLatviaMoroccoMoldovaMontenegroMadagascarNorth MacedoniaMaliMacauMauritiusMalawiMexicoMalaysiaMozambiqueNamibiaNigeriaNetherlandsNorwayNepalNew ZealandPanamaPeruPhilippinesPolandPortugalParaguayRomaniaSerbiaRussiaSwedenSingaporeSloveniaSlovakiaSenegalSurinameEl SalvadorThailandTürkiyeTrinidad and TobagoTaiwanTanzaniaUkraineUgandaUnited StatesUruguayVenezuelaVietnamKosovoSouth AfricaZimbabwe
  • Collecting now
  • On the map

What a song earns

  • PerformanceComposition · PROs
  • MechanicalComposition · MROs
  • Neighbouring rightsRecording · societies like SoundExchange
  • Master recordingsPaid directly by DSPs everywhere a song streams — distribution, not a society

The map shades the society-collected layer — the part that differs by territory. Master recordings are paid worldwide through distribution, so they sit outside the map.

Distribution + collectionsMaster worldwide, societies in every territory
Notes reconcilesOne place, no percentage taken
Paid to youThe musician, in full

Collection Sources

Questions musicians ask

Common questions about ECCO

How do I register with ECCO?
If you're affiliated with ECCO, Notes submits your compositions, publisher data, IPI numbers, and splits so the performance royalties it collects are matched to you.
What does ECCO collect for me?
ECCO is the performing rights organization (PRO) for its territory — it licenses the public performance and broadcast of your compositions and collects the performance royalties. Notes makes sure you're registered so none of what it collects goes unclaimed.
Does Notes take a percentage?
No. Notes is a flat subscription — the royalties ECCO collects on your behalf are paid to you in full.
What royalty types does ECCO collect?
ECCO collects Performance royalties.
What territories does ECCO cover?
ECCO is available in Eastern Caribbean.
Where is ECCO based?
ECCO is based in Saint Lucia.

More royalty registration & collection platforms

Notes delivers to all of these

Explore all platforms →

Start Distributing

Release your music to ECCO and 50+ other platforms.