What is Worth?

Our Origins

Worth was built by a team with experience across music, technology, and finance. We’ve worked inside the systems that power the music industry and seen firsthand how fragmented and opaque they are.

Artists, labels, and investors all rely on the same underlying data: ownership, contracts, and revenue. But today, that data is scattered across documents, spreadsheets, and disconnected platforms. That makes it difficult to understand value, manage rights, or raise capital with confidence.

We built Worth to bring structure to that system.

The Problem We're Solving

Music rights can generate durable, recurring cash flows, but the underlying data is difficult to work with.

Ownership is defined in contracts, not systems. Revenue is split across multiple sources with inconsistent reporting. Evaluating an asset or forecasting returns requires manual work and deep industry knowledge.

At the same time, access to capital is uneven. Many creators rely on financing models that require giving up ownership, while investors struggle to access or evaluate early-stage opportunities.

Worth addresses both sides of this problem.

We structure music rights data—ownership, contracts, and revenue—so it can be tracked, managed, and understood as a financial asset. This creates a foundation for clearer reporting, better decision-making, and new forms of financing that align creators and investors.

Our focus begins with music, where these challenges are most pronounced, and where better infrastructure can unlock meaningful value across the ecosystem.