Musavise Score™
A legible 0–100 Musavise Score across five pillars — craft, catalog, audience, business, and revenue — free in five minutes.
Streams, followers, saves — the industry hands independent artists a dozen numbers, and none of them answer the real question: is my career actually progressing?
The Musavise Score does. One legible number, five pillars, recalculated whenever you are — so effort shows up as points.
Five pillars, honestly weighted
Craft, catalog, audience, business, revenue. Each pillar is scored from your questionnaire answers, and the two that compound — audience and revenue — are weighted 1.25×, because a career that can't reach people or collect money stalls no matter how good the songs are.
The pillar breakdown is the point: your score tells you how you're doing, the pillars tell you why.
A number you can move
Every weak pillar maps to concrete work: unregistered songs drag business, no fan capture drags audience, uncollected royalties drag revenue. Do the work, retake the five-minute questionnaire, and watch the score respond.
The scoring model is documented publicly — no black box, no vibes.
The score is the front door
Your score generates your growth roadmap and focus areas automatically — the diagnosis and the treatment plan ship together.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Musavise Score?
A single 0–100 rating of where your music career stands, computed across craft, catalog, audience, business, and revenue. Musavise generates yours free from a five-minute questionnaire.
What's a good Musavise Score for an independent artist?
The number matters less than the direction and the pillar breakdown. Most artists start with a low business and revenue pillar — which is good news, because those are the fastest to fix.
Can I improve my score without more streams?
Yes. Registrations, signed split sheets, a complete EPK, fan capture, and release planning all move pillars you control directly — no algorithm required.
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One number that tells you the truth
Five minutes, five pillars, and a score that responds to work — free.
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