Deep Career Analysis
A free music career assessment that scores your craft, catalog, audience, business, and revenue — and finds the royalties you're leaking.
You can't fix what you haven't measured. The Musavise career analysis is a structured assessment of where your music career actually stands — not how it feels on a good day.
Five minutes of questions produce a score you can track, leaks you can plug, and a roadmap you can execute.
Five pillars, one honest score
The analysis scores craft, catalog, audience, business, and revenue — weighted toward the pillars that pay: audience and revenue count 1.25×. The result is a 0–100 Musavise Score that shows you exactly which pillar is the bottleneck.
Retake it any time; your score history shows whether the work is working.
The revenue-leak audit
Eleven questions detect the eight most common royalty leaks — missing PRO registration, no MLC membership, unclaimed SoundExchange royalties, unregistered copyrights, unsigned splits. Each detected leak lands on your roadmap above everything else, because found money funds everything else.
Diagnosis becomes direction
The analysis doesn't end at a number. Every gap it finds becomes a prioritized roadmap item linked to the tool that fixes it — registrations to the royalty hub, unsigned splits to the catalog, missing timelines to the release planner.
Frequently asked questions
What is a music career assessment?
A structured questionnaire that measures your career across craft, catalog, audience, business, and revenue, producing a score and a prioritized list of what to fix first. Musavise's is free.
How is the Musavise Score calculated?
Weighted scoring across five pillars, with audience and revenue weighted 1.25× because they compound. The scoring model is documented on our methodology page.
How often should I retake the analysis?
After each meaningful push — a release cycle, a batch of registrations, a touring run. Your score history becomes your progress chart.
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Know exactly where you stand
Five minutes. Five pillars. One score — and the plan to raise it.
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