Terms and conditions for public performance licences.

PRS for Music collects record revenue on behalf of its songwriter, composer and music publisher members.

Article 13 will facilitate the sharing of content in a fairer way

Discover how PRS for Music and MCPS are governed by our various boards and committees.

Tim Arber, PRS's Director of Operational Improvement, explains the benefits of this latest innovation in how PRS distributes royalties.

Songwriters will now be paid faster and more frequently when their music is streamed online

The latest on Brexit and your membership

We're reaching out to get input on Tariff C, a proposed new licensing tariff for music use in cinemas. This tariff includes music in feature films, trailers, cinema idents, commercial advertising and foyer background music.

Find out all you need to know about the latest royalty distribution

PRS for Music members can manage counterclaims - when a share claim conflicts with an existing share - by using this online service.

Find out all you need to know about July's royalty distribution.

Read the terms and conditions for the Licensed Premises Database tool.

A guide to royalties generated from music being played in other countries for members of PRS for Music.

We’re committed to protecting the value of music and ensuring our members’ rights are represented. Find out how.

The Kingston-headquartered Jamaican society will license the millions of musical works represented by PRS to music users in the Cayman Islands. This new partnership will utilise JACAP’s expertise of licensing in the region, for the benefit of local customers and the songwriters, composer and publishers whose works are being used.

The Limited Manufacture Licence is quick, affordable and grants you ‘blanket’ permission to legally use any music in your own DVDs or videos.