Gabriel G.
I absolutely hate this company
I absolutely hate this company. I think its the most half ass ran company and shows why Royalty exchange is better. 1.) I had bought shares in beyonce's countdown song, I had to come to this platform bc it was the highest yield of any royalty I could find. A few months by, and I should have recieved my first dividend check, but they got temporarily shut down by the SEC because of audit. 2.) it took almost a 1yr to receive my first dividend, and it was $5, which wouldn't be that bad, except for that face each share should of made that, which meant $15 in back pay. 3.) oh but i'm confident they can do their math right, because then I got a "bonus" dividend" and a week later they came out saying some people got over paid, and some got underpaid 4.) there is no breakdown of income. 5.) they don't seem to sell "new songs", its the same song they just re-release and increase the price. I think beyonce's song originally went for $50, I bought for $60, and now they priced it at $72. 6.) customer support, initially when I emailed them they responded, and then the next time I followed up I got no reply 7.) their financials are disclosed in the paperwork and its awful, like Lehman Brothers 08' type bad financials 8.) I can't tell if they run a shitty business because they bad financials, or the bad financials are a result of the bad business. either way, I have invested a single dollar more since my initial investment.
Response from SongVestJun 26, 2026
Hi Gabriel — we’re very sorry for the frustration. We understand that delayed royalty payments, unclear payment details, and missed follow-up communication are serious concerns, and we appreciate you laying out the issues clearly. SongShares are regulated royalty investments, so audits and compliance requirements can sometimes affect timing, but we agree that buyers should have clear communication and better visibility into royalty payments. We’d like to review your account and payment history directly so we can provide a full breakdown and correct anything that may be inaccurate. Please contact [email protected], or reply to our direct outreach, and we’ll have someone follow up with you personally.