Just that Jaxsta aggregates credit data it sources from hundreds...

Just that Jaxsta aggregates credit data it sources from hundreds of labels, distributors etc. It's API would be an aggregate relevant data from all these sources.

The large streaming services, e.g. Spotify, already source the same credit data from the same labels/ distributors etc to shows credits on their platforms.

So I see Jaxsta as the "middle man" or wholesaler on the data services front. It might clean it a bit, create some links, but it doesn't really do anything to fix incorrect data or update the data. That all has to be done at label level.

A streaming service could do a deal with Jaxsta, whereby JXT is their sole provider of credits (and full credits as a lot of the streaming services only have limited credits shown). The question is do they need to? Is there any benefit to using JXT API over just taking the same feeds from the various labels? Noting they are big tech companies with plenty of resources to build their algo's based on data they are receiving already.

Without some very large API deals i don't see how this scales to cover costs let alone becomes a profitable company. Certainly not before we are diluted to oblivion.