Frequently asked questions
Good questions. Clear answers.
What to expect when submitting music, commissioning a service, or building a longer partnership with Nexora.
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Contact us →Yes. Nexora is built for remote international collaboration. Communication, reviews, delivery, and strategy sessions can all be managed online across time zones.
Use the Artist Submission Portal and provide complete, accurate details with a WAV upload under 8 MB or an accessible private music link. General contact messages are not treated as music submissions.
No. Submission allows our team to review your work, but it does not guarantee feedback, a service offer, placement, representation, or any specific result. We respond when there is a clear fit or next step.
Yes. Services can be commissioned individually where the scope is clear. For complex projects, we may recommend a consultation first to identify dependencies and prevent disconnected work.
Pricing depends on scope, timelines, asset requirements, team size, and project complexity. After reviewing your goals, we provide a clear proposal with deliverables, timing, revision terms, and fees.
Availability varies. Smaller defined services may begin sooner, while branding, film, or integrated campaigns require planning lead time. Share your target release date as early as possible.
No reputable agency can guarantee third-party editorial decisions, licensing placements, audience response, or a specific stream count. We guarantee the agreed work, professional process, and transparent reporting—not outcomes outside our control.
Ownership and usage terms are defined in each project agreement. Final rights may vary by service, licensing needs, third-party assets, and payment status. We make these terms clear before work begins.
Absolutely. We can lead a workstream or plug into an existing team with clearly defined responsibilities, approval paths, and communication.
Requirements vary. Common materials include high-resolution audio, stems, credits, lyrics, artist biography, press photos, brand references, platform links, release dates, and existing campaign assets.