Is Rekon or Mogul cheaper?

Rekon is free to start, with paid plans from €9.99/month. Mogul Collect starts at $5/month for a narrower feature set; matching Rekon's split-sheet and scanning features against Mogul's tiers means comparing plans directly rather than a single headline price on either side.

Does either take a cut of my royalties?

No. Both Rekon and Mogul are 0% — you keep everything you earn on both platforms.

Which is better for an EU-based artist?

Rekon was built in Belgium specifically for artists earning across European territories, with full registration guides for SABAM, SENA, BUMA/STEMRA, GEMA, GVL and SACEM. Mogul's published content is weighted toward US societies.

Comparison

Rekon vs Mogul.

Mogul is a US-based royalty monitoring and registration platform: it scans a catalogue for registration gaps and uncollected royalties, submits fixes to PROs and rights organisations, and — through its Collect plan — can also distribute music.

Facts verified against www.usemogul.com on 2026-08-28. Rekon is independent of Mogul and not affiliated with it.

Dimension	Rekon	Mogul
Royalty cut	0% — you keep 100%	0% — you keep 100%
Split sheets with e-signatures	Included on every paid plan	Not part of the published Mogul feature set
Distribution	Not offered — works alongside your existing distributor	Offered via the Mogul Collect plan
MCP / AI-assistant access	Yes — read-only Rekon MCP	Yes — Mogul MCP
Dedicated EU society guides	41 societies, including SABAM, SENA, BUMA/STEMRA, GEMA, GVL, SACEM	Primarily US societies (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC)
Statement import	Any CSV/XLSX via column mapping	100+ named royalty sources

Where Mogul is strong

Scale: Mogul reports having tracked over $1.24 billion in royalties, with 98% of new users finding a missing royalty on their first scan.
One account can cover monitoring, registration fixes, and distribution (Mogul Collect), rather than three separate tools.
A free public Royalty Finder tool and a Valuation Center for catalogue-sale conversations, with no account required to try them.

Where Rekon is different

Built in Antwerpen and EU-first: Rekon publishes full registration guides for SABAM, SENA, BUMA/STEMRA, GEMA, GVL, SACEM and 35 more societies worldwide — territory Mogul's own site does not cover in the same depth.
Split sheets are a native feature — ISRC-linked, e-signed, timestamped and immutable after signing — not a separate product.
Rekon reads royalty statements as spreadsheets by mapping columns, so an unlisted platform still imports, rather than requiring a named vendor integration.
Rekon never distributes music and never touches your registrations on your behalf — it finds the gap and hands you the fix; you stay in direct control of every registration.

Pricing

Rekon

Free€0

Unlimited connected accounts, full royalty history, one portfolio scan, unlimited split-sheet drafts.

Starter€9.99/mo

3 scans/month, unlimited split sheets with e-signatures, advanced analytics, CSV export.

Pro€29.99/mo

Unlimited scans, unlimited split sheets, multi-project management, advanced analytics.

Mogul

Mogul Collect$5/mo

Monitoring plus distribution.

Mogul Register$12.50/mo

Registration fixes.

Mogul Concierge$100/mo

Full-service tier.

Common questions

Is Rekon or Mogul cheaper?: Rekon is free to start, with paid plans from €9.99/month. Mogul Collect starts at $5/month for a narrower feature set; matching Rekon's split-sheet and scanning features against Mogul's tiers means comparing plans directly rather than a single headline price on either side.
Does either take a cut of my royalties?: No. Both Rekon and Mogul are 0% — you keep everything you earn on both platforms.
Which is better for an EU-based artist?: Rekon was built in Belgium specifically for artists earning across European territories, with full registration guides for SABAM, SENA, BUMA/STEMRA, GEMA, GVL and SACEM. Mogul's published content is weighted toward US societies.

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