Make music. Let us handle the business.
Jibe sub-contracts writers, producers, engineers, vocalists and session players around the world. You do the work you are great at. We find the clients, hold the contract and pay you on schedule.
What being a Jibe supplier means
When you join Jibe you become a supplier to Jibe — not a freelancer competing for scraps on an open marketplace.
Jibe wins the client and holds the service agreement. When a client commissions a song, Jibe sub-contracts the relevant stages of that work to suppliers in our network. You are contracted to Jibe, you deliver to Jibe, and you invoice Jibe.
That means one customer, one agreement, one predictable payment process — no matter how many clients or countries the work comes from.
Why suppliers work with Jibe
One customer, not fifty
Paid on a schedule
Work that finds you
Credits captured properly
Work across borders
You choose the work
How to join
1. Create your profile
2. Get reviewed
3. Sign the supplier agreement
4. Start taking work
What we ask of you
Suppliers in the Jibe network are expected to:
- Work to the brief, scope and deadline agreed for each project.
- Deliver original work you have the right to supply, free of uncleared samples or third-party claims.
- Keep communication inside the platform so the project record stays complete.
- Deal with the client through Jibe rather than contracting with them directly for the same work.
- Invoice accurately, and hold your own tax registration and reporting obligations in your own country.
You remain an independent contractor. Jibe is your customer, not your employer, and you decide which work you take on.
Supplier questions
Apply to join the network
Build your profile, get reviewed, and start taking on commissioned work.