One contract. One invoice. One point of accountability.
Jibe is not a marketplace. When you commission a song through Jibe, you are engaging Jibe to deliver it — and we deliver it through a global network of vetted music professionals working under contract to us.
The short version
Most platforms in music put you in a room with a stranger, take a cut, and leave the two of you to sort out the contract, the payment and the fallout if something goes wrong.
Jibe works differently. Jibe is the service provider. You engage us to deliver a piece of work — a topline, a production, a mix, a master, a full song. We hold the contract with you, we are accountable for the delivery, and we invoice you directly.
Behind that contract sits our supplier network: writers, producers, engineers, session musicians and vocalists around the world who are sub-contracted to Jibe. You choose who you want on your project. Their agreement is with us, not with you.
If you are commissioning music
Four steps from brief to delivered master.
Tell us what you need
Choose your creative team
We contract and manage the work
Approve, pay Jibe, own your work
If you make music for a living
You supply Jibe. Jibe finds the work, holds the client and pays you.
Apply to the network
Sign one supplier agreement
Get matched to paid work
Invoice Jibe and get paid
Why the structure matters
For clients: you are buying a delivered outcome from one company, under one agreement, with one invoice. If a supplier drops out, misses a deadline or delivers below standard, that is Jibe's problem to solve — not yours. We re-assign, we manage it, we remain accountable for the deliverable.
For suppliers: you are not chasing clients for payment. Jibe is your customer. You invoice Jibe, Jibe pays you on schedule, and you keep working on music instead of debt collection.
For everyone: a single, clear chain of contract and payment means credits, splits and royalties are documented properly from the start, rather than reconstructed after a release.
Common questions
Ready to start?
Commission a project, or apply to join the supplier network.