Music license proof for a copyright claim
Keep the purchase record that connects the sound to your project.
A platform notice is not resolved by writing “royalty-free” in a caption.
Keep the purchase receipt, supplied license, product schedule, track title and the URL or account where the finished content appears.
Three-step method
Prepare a useful claim-support record
Records to keep
Retain the Payhip receipt or order reference, purchaser identity, product and track title, download date, supplied Creator License version, Product Schedule, project or client record and the publication URL. These are the purchase and project records that connect the licensed music to the finished use.
Information to send STIS
Send the platform name, a readable claim screenshot or reference, the affected URL, track title, purchase reference and any stated deadline. Do not send account passwords or unrelated personal information.
What this page cannot promise
STIS can verify its supplied license and music records, but cannot guarantee a platform outcome or provide legal representation. An urgent legal dispute requires advice from a qualified professional.
Quick check
What to listen for
- A purchase reference that matches the licensed product
- The exact STIS track title used in the content
- A readable platform notice, reference and deadline
- The affected public URL or account without passwords
Transparent STIS recommendation
Send evidence privately
Use the STIS contact panel for the claim reference and purchase details. Do not post license documents publicly, and include only the information needed to identify the purchase, music and affected content.
Bring the records together.
Send the claim reference and your STIS purchase details through the contact panel. Do not post license documents publicly.