Our edge
How the music valuation tool prices a catalogue.
Blash values catalogs with a proprietary engine built from years inside music rights and investment. It reads each catalog individually - how it earns, how durable that income is, and returns an evidence-based estimate of what a catalog like yours could be worth in the current market — a figure you can talk through, grounded in sourced assumptions. We answer to neither the buy-side nor the sell-side. Only the evidence.
Indicative, model-derived estimate — not financial advice, not an offer, not a formal or audited valuation, and no guarantee of value, income or returns.
Unbiased by construction. Our assumptions sit at the middle of the market - not buy-side conservative, not sell-side optimistic. What a catalog earns today is shown separately from its upside, so no single flattering number can hide where the value really comes from.
What makes a Blash valuation different
Years of work, distilled into an engine that treats your catalog as the unique asset it is.
A proprietary engine
Our own valuation framework - refined over years, not borrowed from a textbook. It values every catalog on its own merits rather than a one-size multiple.
Risk & genre matrices
Bespoke risk and genre matrices, built in-house, weigh durability, concentration and the way each kind of catalog actually earns - so the number reflects your catalog, not the average one.
Built by operators
Designed by people who have spent years inside music rights and investment - the judgment that separates a sourced estimate from a hopeful one is baked in.
The workings stay inside your report
The full analysis behind your number - the drivers, the risk read and the range - is delivered privately inside your valuation, in the depth your tier unlocks. Our framework is proprietary, so we keep its inner workings to ourselves; what you receive is the result, clearly explained and ready to inform the conversation.
See it on your own catalog
An unbiased valuation in minutes - the run-rate, the upside, and the range, all itemised.