We treat a creator’s IP and media as a fundable asset and put capital behind it. For the agencies, reps, and operators building creator businesses, we fund against the full revenue picture—brand deals included—and take on risk alongside the creator.
No equity, no loss of control.
What We Fund
A creator’s value rarely sits in one place. We fund against the whole picture, not a single stream.
We recoup as a share of those streams over time, faster in strong quarters, lighter in slow ones. Each deal is built to the situation.
The Copyright Capital Team
The team combines capital-side architecture and operator-side experience in the creator economy. The people you will work with:
How We Think About a Deal
We bring the capital and the architecture; you bring the talent and relationships.
We Work the Roster With You
We are not waiting for a finished deal to land in the inbox. We sit alongside you, look across the roster, and help find where the real opportunities are, then build them into fundable structures together.
We Underwrite the Whole Business
Copyright Capital is not a traditional lender. We see the asset clearly: the IP, the audience, and the revenue they produce (including pipeline income). We map the whole picture to give you a structure you can take back to your client.
You Keep the Company
No buyout and no one running the channel but the creator. Our return comes through revenue, not ownership.
We Take Risk Alongside You
Our return depends on the business doing well. We are in it with the creator, not protected against them.
We Move Fast on a Clear Answer
We come back with a view and a structure in a few business days, rather than a quarter of back and forth.
Creator Businesses We Fund
We partner with creator businesses that demonstrate one or more of the following:
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Active Brand Deal Pipelines
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Meaningful Platform Income
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Catalog Value Worth Building On
Bring us the deal. We will come back fast on whether it is a fit.
Talk to Copyright Capital
$150M ready to deploy in the US. Hundreds of creators already funded. A team that has worked both sides of these deals.
Reach out for a short call. We come with a view on the business and a sense of what we can build together.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Copyright Capital different from a loan, equity, or invoice factoring?
Copyright Capital is the capital partner for creator businesses. We put capital behind a creator’s IP and media value and recoup as a share of the revenue the deal is structured on. A loan repays on a fixed schedule regardless of performance. Invoice factoring advances against a single signed invoice and ends when the brand pays. Equity takes ownership and a board seat. We take none of those positions, and unlike an equity fund or a roll-up, we do not buy the business or run the channel.
What deal sizes does Copyright Capital structure?
Deals typically range from $100K to over $5M, structured to the creator and the opportunity. We can go larger when the revenue picture supports it.
Do you take equity, a board seat, or operating control?
No. Copyright Capital’s capital is non-dilutive. A standard deal takes no equity, no board seat, and no operating control. Our return comes through the revenue the deal is structured on, not through ownership. The creator keeps full control of the company and the channel.
How does repayment work?
Repayment is a share of the creator’s revenue over a fixed term or until a fixed amount is repaid. When revenue is strong, it moves faster. When a quarter is slow, it adjusts to match. Each deal is set to the revenue mix and trajectory of the business.
Who keeps control of the creator's IP and channel?
The creator keeps 100% control of the channel, artistic direction, business decisions, and intellectual property. We treat the IP and media value as the basis for the deal, but our interest is the revenue, not ownership of the underlying assets or operations.
What does Copyright Capital fund against?
We fund against brand deal receivables, platform income across all major channels (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, podcasts, newsletters, courses, products), and catalog value, including across categories when that is how the business runs.
How do reps and operators bring deals to Copyright Capital?
Send the deal directly. The initial conversation can come from a rep, manager, agent, business manager, or COO who runs the business behind the creator. We work directly with operators throughout the deal. The creator is brought in when it makes sense, usually after initial deal terms are aligned.
How long does the underwriting process take?
Initial feedback in 3 to 5 business days from receipt of the deal information. From accepted offer to close, typically about a week when the deal is straightforward and the creator’s data is organized.
What information do you need to evaluate a deal?
An overview of the creator’s revenue mix (platforms, brand deals, other monetization), recent performance trajectory, the structure the operator is looking for, and any deal-specific context. We come back fast on whether it is a fit, and if so, what we need to underwrite.
What happens after a deal closes?
We stay engaged. Each deal includes ongoing performance reviews and access to introductions and operating support where it adds value. The structure is built to move with the business, which means we want to know how the business is moving.
