Do you lose YouTube revenue after a copyright claim?
Short answer is no, if you follow the right steps. In this walkthrough, I show exactly how to protect 100% of your monetization: identify the track, attach your license certificate, and dispute the claim in YouTube Studio within 5 days so earnings are held from the claim date.
What you’ll learn
How held revenue works during Content ID disputes
The 5-day rule and why timing matters
How to attach your TunePocket license certificate to a dispute
Steps
Find the track that triggered the claim
Download your License Certificate from your TunePocket account
Open YouTube Studio → Content → Restrictions → See details → Dispute
Select the option indicating you have permission and attach your license
File the dispute within 5 days of receiving the claim
Resources
Resolve claims guide: https://www.tunepocket.com/resolve-yo...
TunePocket music (license certificate included): https://www.tunepocket.com/
Note: You must have a valid license for the music you used. With TunePocket, every download includes a formal license certificate, and you can see Content ID status upfront (or filter out protected tracks).
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