Marketing your songs with Stanza Music

We appreciate your interest in Stanza Music, the ideal marketplace for your gospel sheet music. Presently, we are seeking songs that have been previously published and sold in a book. If you would like to sell your music on the Stanza app, you have come to the right place!

Please fill out the form at the bottom of this page to give us permission to sell your songs on Stanza. We will send you a contract for your approval and signature at a later date. Click here to review a sample contract. If you want to help us out, share this page with your co-authors!

How royalties are calculated:

1 View = 1 Use


Any instance the song is viewed in digital format, such as on screens and projectors.

Song must be viewed for 30 seconds or more. Only one use will be counted within a 24 hour period.

1 Print = 2.5 Uses


Physical printed use

Any instance when a user chooses to print the song. Users can print individual copies or as part of a collection and the print rate remains the same.

Copyright holders are paid quarterly based on the number of uses their songs have accrued.

Please contact us to negotiate your royalty rate.

Notable Excerpts From The Contract

“…payment will be deferred until the cumulative amount of all sales reaches $10…”

“…the royalties are to be paid on a quarterly basis…”

“…the Licensee maintains the authority to modify the typesetting and visual layout of Licensed Property in order to facilitate a more effective presentation or representation thereof. This does not extend to alterations of the fundamental nature of the music itself….”

“…this Agreement may be terminated by either party after one year from the date this Agreement was made effective by providing notice to the other party 30 days before the end of the one-year term….”

“…this Agreement may be modified or amended by either party after one year from the date this Agreement was made effective if the amendment is made in writing and is signed by both parties….”

Your Contact Information

Please tell us where or what books you have songs in unless you are a well known author. Any comments are welcome.